The 2011-12 campaign delivered a spectacular return to the elite for Norwich City as The Canaries firmly re-established themselves in the Premier League, finishing a comfortable 12th place in their first season back after six years. Under the gung-ho guidance of Paul Lambert, the unfashionable side secured their status with an exciting, attacking style, scoring more goals than any team outside the top six. Leading the charge was the beloved Captain Grant Holt, whose 15 league goals, a tally that earned him a third consecutive Player of the Year award, proved decisive in a campaign built on resilience and memorable upsets, including a famous 2-1 victory over Tottenham at White Hart Lane. It was a thrilling year that marked a triumphant return to the top flight and remains a defining chapter in the club's modern history.