The 2006-07 campaign delivered a turbulent and frustrating season for Norwich City as The Canaries ultimately settled for a disappointing 16th-place finish in the Championship after managerial changes. The year was defined by the relentless goalscoring of forward Robert Earnshaw, whose 19 crucial league goals were a bright spark in an inconsistent season. Despite the upheaval, which included the sacking of Nigel Worthington, the campaign is remembered for the emergence of young striker Chris Martin, providing a foundation for future hope even as the club fell well short of a promotion challenge.. The 2007-08 campaign was a season of deep turbulence for Norwich City, with The Canaries ultimately battling to a 17th-place finish in the Championship. The year was defined by mid-season chaos, as Peter Grant was replaced by Glenn Roeder with the club sitting bottom of the table. Despite the turmoil, returning striker Jamie Cureton, an old hero to the Carrow Road faithful, fired in 12 crucial league goals, spearheading a massive improvement in form that successfully steered the club clear of a disastrous relegation battle. It was a stressful but memorable year that highlighted the fighting spirit of The Canaries.