The 1994-95 campaign was a season of devastating collapse and ultimate heartbreak for Norwich City. Despite starting strongly and sitting a promising 7th by Christmas, even after losing star striker Chris Sutton for a record £5 million, The Canaries spectacularly imploded, winning only one of their final 20 league games. This dramatic freefall led to manager John Deehan's resignation and culminated in a crushing 20th-place finish, relegating the club as the Premier League reduced to 20 teams. Forward Ashley Ward's 8 goals were the only beacon in a turbulent year that remains a painful chapter in the club's modern history.