Bellamy On Norwich Game And His Former Club
By Matthew Jones
August 24 2004
Newcastle and Wales striker Craig Bellamy speaks ahead of Wednesday night's match against Norwich City at St James' Park. Bellamy played at Norwich in the youth set-up before moving to Coventry for £6.5m in 2000. He then ended up at Newcastle and has impressed ever since. He has never...
He has never played against the Canaries since leaving them and admits that he owes alot to the club.
Bellamy said:
Bellamy said:
"I owe that club everything. I will feel some added pressure because I want to show the people what I have become.
"I owe it to Norwich. They put the foundations in when I was a kid. The people around me at Norwich helped get me to where I am today."
He also warned Norwich:
"I owe it to Norwich. They put the foundations in when I was a kid. The people around me at Norwich helped get me to where I am today."
He also warned Norwich:
"It's a bad time to be facing us because we're desperate. But we've been playing well and someone's going to get a hiding. Hopefully it won't be Norwich. I just want the three points and then Norwich can go on and stay up.
"I believe it will be very difficult for them. I've gone from a definite no, they won't survive, to thinking that there are other sides who might be in trouble."
"I believe it will be very difficult for them. I've gone from a definite no, they won't survive, to thinking that there are other sides who might be in trouble."