Jeremy Goss and his two sons arrive on the pitch for the testimonial against Genoa. (Image: Archant Library)
Were you there when Norwich City fans paid tribute to Canaries legend Jeremy Goss as he played his testimonial game against Genoa?
It came after the 1993/94 season which saw Norwich qualify for the UEFA Cup after finishing third in the inaugural Premier League.
Italian Serie A giants Genoa were invited to Carrow Road on May 9 1994 to play in a charity match to celebrate Goss' 10 years of service.
On the night Goss was given a guard of honour by Genoa and Norwich players as he arrived on the pitch with his two sons.
A thrilling match saw the Canaries beaten 5-4 by Genoa - with tickets costing just £3.
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