The 2009-10 campaign delivered a triumphant, record-breaking season for Norwich City, with the Canaries clinching the League One title and an immediate promotion back to the Championship. Led by manager Paul Lambert, who famously took charge following a shocking 7-1 opening day defeat, the side mounted a phenomenal recovery, ultimately setting a club record of 95 points. Spearheading the attack was the beloved captain Grant Holt, whose 24 league goals proved decisive in a campaign built on a relentless charge that saw them dramatically overhaul rivals Leeds United, marking a pivotal year that ignited the club's celebrated double-promotion ascent.