The treble chase through hell: how Bobby Robson's genius nearly rewrote the history of English football
Winter sweeps across East Anglia with a biting wind that cuts to the bone. These flatlands offer no hills to shield against the icy gusts. In this harsh agricultural region, two clubs have historically dominated — Norwich City from Norfolk and Ipswich Town from Suffolk. Both sides have often seemed dwarfed by the giants from London, Manchester, or Liverpool, yet their modest provincial status has never hindered their potential for surprises.