Norwich City’s Billy Gilmour in action against Liverpool on the opening day of the season. AFP Photo. Paul Kennedy Maybe it’s a thing when you get old, but I’ve always been terrified of turning into my father. Nothing against my Dad at all, I just dreaded the day I’d start saying things like: “When I was a lad…” or “Back in my day…” They are phrases I’ve tried to avoid at all costs, more so as I climb worryingly closer to the big five ‘O’. Sadly in recent weeks I’ve found myself uttering those words on more than one occasion, in relation to the sport I love so much. On the opening day of the football season, Liverpool played Norwich at Carrow Road. It’s one of the few grounds I’ve not been to in England, but it’s clear from the watching the game on TV the away fans are extremely close to the pitch, especially when a corner is taken. During the game, Norwich won a corner, and Billy Gilmour, a player on loan with the Canaries from Chelsea, stepped up to take it. From …