The talk around Carrow Road had been of using Crystal Palace as a benchmark for top-flight consolidation and Norwich City were given a tough lesson in the margins they will have to negotiate if they are to emulate the success of Alan Pardew’s team.
Some of them will lie outside their control. Norwich could have defended better when Wilfried Zaha acrobatically volleyed Palace ahead and their marking was abysmal when Damien Delaney doubled the lead four minutes after the restart, but they were left aggrieved by Simon Hooper’s decision to disallow a Cameron Jerome effort that would have completed a turnaround for 2-2.
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