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Norwich City fan's dog eats play-off tickets Norwich City fan's dog eats play-off tickets
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A football fan was left in panic after his dog ate three tickets for his club's Championship play-off final.A football fan was left in panic after his dog ate three tickets for his club's Championship play-off final.
Norwich City fan Matt Grimmer from Bradwell discovered Freddie the cockapoo had chewed up part of the tickets for Monday's game against Middlesbrough at Wembley.Norwich City fan Matt Grimmer from Bradwell discovered Freddie the cockapoo had chewed up part of the tickets for Monday's game against Middlesbrough at Wembley.
"The barcode which you use to go through the gates at Wembley was totally defaced," he said."The barcode which you use to go through the gates at Wembley was totally defaced," he said.
Norwich City have re-printed the tickets for him and two of his sons.Norwich City have re-printed the tickets for him and two of his sons.
Mr Grimmer, 41, will now be able to go to the game and see if his side can win to reach the Premier League.Mr Grimmer, 41, will now be able to go to the game and see if his side can win to reach the Premier League.
'Not a rival''Not a rival'
He had put the tickets in what he thought was a safe place, so they would not get mixed up with the recycling.He had put the tickets in what he thought was a safe place, so they would not get mixed up with the recycling.
But two-year-old Freddie "obviously got a smell of them", he said, "he's a typical cockapoo" ( a cross between a poodle and a cocker spaniel). But two-year-old Freddie "obviously got a smell of them", he said, "he's a typical cockapoo" (a cross between a poodle and a cocker spaniel).
"He's full of life and energy and if he sees something he'll go for it and have a play and obviously he saw the tickets and the rest is history," he said."He's full of life and energy and if he sees something he'll go for it and have a play and obviously he saw the tickets and the rest is history," he said.
"He chewed the edges and had actually eaten some of the tickets."He chewed the edges and had actually eaten some of the tickets.
"My season tickets were with them as well and we thought he might have had one of those, but we found that underneath the rug.""My season tickets were with them as well and we thought he might have had one of those, but we found that underneath the rug."
Mr Grimmer said the dog was born in Norfolk and not Suffolk and so could not have an allegiance to rivals Ipswich Town.Mr Grimmer said the dog was born in Norfolk and not Suffolk and so could not have an allegiance to rivals Ipswich Town.
"It happened to a QPR fan last year [and they won] so the omen is there for us to do it again this year - we will win 2-1," he said."It happened to a QPR fan last year [and they won] so the omen is there for us to do it again this year - we will win 2-1," he said.
Canaries fans have had ticket disasters before - earlier this year Mikey Knights' mother accidentally cooked 16 tickets he had bought for a match at Brighton.Canaries fans have had ticket disasters before - earlier this year Mikey Knights' mother accidentally cooked 16 tickets he had bought for a match at Brighton.