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| Gillespie made his professional debut against | Norwich City at Carrow Road after coming on as a late |
| notably with Bristol City, Nottingham Forest, | Norwich City (with whom he won the 2004 Football Leag |
| for Rochdale for seven years before moving to | Norwich City in 2007. |
| ed 19 goals in 64 league games before joining | Norwich City in 1964 for £31,500, where he scored 29 |
| n 1987, Fleck was transferred for £580,000 to | Norwich City in the English Football League First Div |
| Barnett joined | Norwich City on a permanent deal on 1 January 2011 fo |
| His son, Tom, played for the youth teams at | Norwich City and Arsenal. |
| ent his final two seasons, retiring after the | Norwich City versus Stockport County match in Divisio |
| reer in the village of Ryhope, before joining | Norwich City of the Southern League in July 1911. |
| Elections to | Norwich City Council took place on 3 May 2007. |
| A trial at | Norwich City proving unsuccessful, Hunt made yet anot |
| rpool, before retiring to work as a scout for | Norwich City for a period of time. |
| re shopping centre is located to the north of | Norwich city centre. |
| Francomb made his first team debut for | Norwich City on 6 October 2009, against Gillingham in |
| uthampton, scoring once in the league against | Norwich City and once in the League Cup against Brist |
| Norwich City F.C. played at Newmarket Road from the c | |
| ack who spent the majority of his career with | Norwich City before playing for Colchester United and |
| He started out playing as a youth player for | Norwich City Academy. |
| Peterborough United and Histon, Kelly joined | Norwich City in 2007. |
| ed faced Second Division side and cup holders | Norwich City in the fourth round, winning 3-1. |
| nce, Watford's opening match of the season at | Norwich City was moved from 7 August to 6 August, thu |
| hire, he spent his entire playing career with | Norwich City F.C. and was later their manager. |
| Highest attendance: 43,984, | Norwich City 0-2 Leicester City, FA Cup Sixth Round, |
| y played for South Bank East End, Sunderland, | Norwich City and Wisbech Town before joining Port Val |
| urner and his wife Sharon joined the Board of | Norwich City FC on the 8th of May 2007. |
| ayer, he spent most of his career at Burnley, | Norwich City and Manchester United, with a short spel |
| He had a loan spell at | Norwich City in that year before returning to Millwal |
| the Baggies came in a 3-2 Hawthorns defeat to | Norwich City on 14 October 2000. |
| Elections to | Norwich City Council will take place on Thursday 5 Ma |
| send Elm Villa, Newcastle United, Leeds City, | Norwich City and Accrington Stanley. |
| In 2003, he was made a member of the | Norwich City Hall of Fame following a fan vote. |
| al day of the season as their failure to beat | Norwich City condemned them to relegation after three |
| d of the 1919-20 season, and later played for | Norwich City in the Football League and Ilkeston Town |
| He later played for | Norwich City between 1954 and 1956 scoring 11 times i |
| ed the beginning of the end for Beckford as a | Norwich City player. |
| rge and was replaced by his assistant, former | Norwich City player Wayne Biggins. |
| During the Civil War he was colonel of the | Norwich city militia. |
| Hunt played as a centre-forward for | Norwich City F.C. and scored in nine of his first ten |
| Rush joined | Norwich City in August 1995 for a fee of £350,000. |
| opponents were Chelmsford City, Aldershot and | Norwich City respectively. |
| uay debut in the League Cup defeat at home to | Norwich City on 23 August 2006, coming on as a late s |
| nymoor United, Willington, Tottenham Hotspur, | Norwich City and Luton Town. |
| er scores three as Torquay win 4-2 at home to | Norwich City |
| appearances, scoring two goals, both against | Norwich City in April 1992, as West Ham battled again |
| Bowman was | Norwich City's first-ever manager, and was in charge |
| This left a £2 million hole in | Norwich City's budget. |
| In July 2010, following | Norwich City's promotion to the Championship, Adeyemi |
| n 2009, Smith announced that in order to help | Norwich City's finances, she has "been working extrem |
| Goss scored spectacularly, most notably in | Norwich City's away win over Bayern Munich in the UEF |
| elled and United manager Alex Ferguson signed | Norwich City's Steve Bruce instead. |
| areer at Cambridge United, though moved on to | Norwich City's academy in 2006, signing his first two |
| This was | Norwich City's first major trophy. |
| Foley then joined the coaching staff at | Norwich City's rivals Ipswich Town. |
| n Garden City, Hertfordshire, Stephens joined | Norwich City's Academy as a 13-year old. |
| On 2 March (a 1-1 draw with | Norwich City) each supporter was given a ballot slip |
| finished fifth during the league season, and | Norwich City, who finished sixth. |
| While at | Norwich City, he was a director of FL Interactive Lim |
| Record Attendance (Middlesbrough): 34,836 v | Norwich City, 28 December 2004 (FA Premier League) |
| the Football League playing for Bournemouth, | Norwich City, Manchester City and Burnley, and was ca |
| e and Premier League for Queens Park Rangers, | Norwich City, Sheffield Wednesday, Reading, Southampt |
| 2010-11 season, in the League Cup win against | Norwich City, on 24 August 2010. |
| nson was the subject of two 'small' bids from | Norwich City, both of which were rejected, leaving Di |
| avies began his career with the youth team of | Norwich City, and made his debut for the senior team |
| on began his professional career in 1955 with | Norwich City, and he made 42 League appearances for t |
| e later played for Brighton & Hove Albion and | Norwich City, before he was signed by Manchester Unit |
| began his career with their fiercest rivals, | Norwich City, where he progressed through the ranks t |
| pton Wanderers, Mansfield Town, Notts County, | Norwich City, Crystal Palace, Bath City, Scunthorpe & |
| Carberry played for Avondale, | Norwich City, Bedford Town and Gillingham before join |
| His former club, | Norwich City, qualified for the UEFA Cup as a result |
| Mitchell began his career with | Norwich City, but failed to make an appearance. |
| He began his career at | Norwich City, and played 35 league matches for the Ca |
| ofessional footballer who played for Arsenal, | Norwich City, Colchester United, Baltimore Comets, Sc |
| rlier rounds against Wolverhampton Wanderers, | Norwich City, West Ham United and Fulham, Town played |
| tballer who played in the Football League for | Norwich City, Aldershot and Cambridge United. |
| He then joined | Norwich City, with whom he won the second division ch |
| in Bury St Edmunds, and began his career with | Norwich City, with whom he won a FA Youth Cup winner' |
| fer in May 1934 and later had two spells with | Norwich City, and played for Watford, Mansfield Town |
| Sunderland lost the final to | Norwich City, who went down to the Second Division wi |
| his career with Sunderland before playing for | Norwich City, Blackpool and Colchester United. |
| d that Bell had agreed a three-year deal with | Norwich City, signing for an undisclosed fee. |
| In August 2005, he was close to signing for | Norwich City, but pulled out because of family reason |
| was a professional footballer who played for | Norwich City, Blackpool, Manchester United, Huddersfi |
| otballer who played for Burnhope Institution, | Norwich City, Luton Town, Tottenham Hotspur, Southend |
| He plays for | Norwich City, and plays on either wing or as a forwar |
| d beaten Sheffield Wednesday, Crystal Palace, | Norwich City, Leicester City and Hull City, drawn wit |
| His last club in the Football League was | Norwich City, after which he had two years as player- |
| Howard began his career with | Norwich City, with whom he won the second division ch |
| eserves in March 1961, when he scored against | Norwich City, before Bates called him into the first |
| ing fought off competition from Bristol City, | Norwich City, Bristol Rovers and Cheltenham Town, for |
| He served as Deputy Chief Constable of | Norwich City, and later in the same position in Essex |
| A centre back who started his career with | Norwich City, he failed to make the breakthrough and |
| In November 1954 he moved to | Norwich City, playing only 5 league games before a mo |
| prentice with Lincoln City before playing for | Norwich City, Grimsby Town, a second spell at Lincoln |
| footballer who played for Tottenham Hotspur, | Norwich City, FC Groningen, Wimbledon, Stoke City and |
| The 1962 Football League Cup Final was won by | Norwich City, who defeated Rochdale 4-0 on aggregate |
| seph Cowper Nutchey) left to form a new club, | Norwich City, which also joined the Norfolk & Suffolk |
| teen months on the final day of the season at | Norwich City, and managed to retain his place at the |
| en became assistant manager to Bruce Rioch at | Norwich City, and was retained for the 2000-01 season |
| Briggs, a right winger, began his career at | Norwich City, where he came through the youth ranks a |
| The first miss came against | Norwich City, a game which the Swans eventually lost |
| Norwich City, Southampton and West Ham United play 20 | |
| d and England, playing with Clyde, Hull City, | Norwich City, Derby County, Carlisle United and Millw |
| e last minute for Ipswich against arch-rivals | Norwich City, completing a record of having scored ag |
| Attendance: 1,500 vs. | Norwich City, 1948-49 |
| The tournament was won by | Norwich City, who beat Rochdale 4-0 on aggregate over |
| wston began his career with the youth team of | Norwich City, and made his debut for the senior team |
| The cup was won by | Norwich City, who beat Sunderland 1-0 in the final. |
| ofessional footballer who currently plays for | Norwich City, having signed from Colchester United on |
| was an English football player who played for | Norwich City, West Ham United, Margate, Lowestoft Tow |
| , a striker, came through the youth system at | Norwich City, for whom he scored 3 goals in 61 appear |
| In 1966 he was sold to | Norwich City, and spent two seasons there before fini |
| was a winger who played for Blackburn Rovers, | Norwich City, Rochdale, Bolton Wanderers, Chesterfiel |
| e made his Football League debut in 1986, and | Norwich City, but left United in 1987 without having |
| n loan to Bradford City, scoring once against | Norwich City, and in September 2004 he joined Darling |
| He then moved to | Norwich City, making his debut for the club on 17 Aug |
| son, there was only new club in Division One, | Norwich City, who were elected from outside the leagu |
| 1987) is an English footballer who plays for | Norwich City, as a striker. |
| r of the Southern League, playing in turn for | Norwich City, Luton Town, Millwall and Coventry City. |
| istle, Bradford Park Avenue, Partick Thistle, | Norwich City, Brentford and Port Elizabeth City. |
| ll East Anglian opposition during one season ( | Norwich City, Colchester United, Southend United and |
| th contract with English second division side | Norwich City, following a successful trial. |
| Parker began his career as a mechanic with | Norwich City, but was kept out of the game for 18 mon |
| He made a large impact at | Norwich City, being voted into their Hall of Fame in |
| es in December 1973, when he followed Bond to | Norwich City, despite interest from Tottenham Hotspur |
| He also played for | Norwich City, Millwall Athletic, Gainsborough Trinity |
| r who played for Airdrie, Chelsea, Brentford, | Norwich City, Carlisle United, Gillingham, Bury, Hudd |
| Norwich City, Blackburn Rovers and Southampton occupy | |
| Newmarket Road was the home ground for | Norwich City, before they moved to The Nest. |
| me in charge was a 6-0 defeat at the hands of | Norwich City, followed by a "shock" 4-1 victory over |
| e was a defender who played for Derby County, | Norwich City, Wolves and Rotherham United. |
| team at Chelsea, and a year later moved on to | Norwich City, but six months produced only one league |
| stoft area before joining the recently-formed | Norwich City, then playing in the Norfolk and Suffolk |
| an inside forward in the Football League for | Norwich City, Watford, Exeter City and Newport County |
| 2-1 and this was followed by a 1-1 draw with | Norwich City, Jon Parkin got his debut goal to give C |
| The | Norwich City-Bradford City match and a second replay |
| nd signed on loan for Port Vale, Charlton and | Norwich City. |
| y 1931, keeping a clean sheet in a 1-0 win at | Norwich City. |
| ers and Plymouth Argyle F.C and League 1 side | Norwich City. |
| gue Cup in March 1985, where they lost 1-0 to | Norwich City. |
| The 1985 Milk Cup Final was won by | Norwich City. |
| 880s on the line between Melton Constable and | Norwich City. |
| trials with Football League Championship side | Norwich City. |
| thampton against fellow relegation strugglers | Norwich City. |
| defeated Everton in that FA Youth Cup final - | Norwich City. |
| Shackell is a product of the youth academy at | Norwich City. |
| a substitute during the 1-0 home victory over | Norwich City. |
| ofessional footballer who currently plays for | Norwich City. |
| He is presently Assistant Manager of | Norwich City. |
| signed for fellow Third Division South outfit | Norwich City. |
| ork as a regional scout for Championship side | Norwich City. |
| professional footballer, as a goalkeeper with | Norwich City. |
| League for Blackpool, Rochdale, Barnsley and | Norwich City. |
| reed a Championship match between Reading and | Norwich City. |
| City, Manchester United, Northampton Town and | Norwich City. |
| and became involved in coaching youngsters at | Norwich City. |
| Russell began his career as a youth player at | Norwich City. |
| Aston Villa (who also won the League Cup) and | Norwich City. |
| otball League playing for Birmingham City and | Norwich City. |
| am at all, leading to him being loaned out to | Norwich City. |
| on a month's loan to Championship strugglers | Norwich City. |
| tballer, who played for Huddersfield Town and | Norwich City. |
| essional footballer who began his career with | Norwich City. |
| In between, he played for Sunderland and | Norwich City. |
| club Burnhope Institution before signing for | Norwich City. |
| Premier League teams Queens Park Rangers and | Norwich City. |
| e relegated, along with Manchester United and | Norwich City. |
| at Newcastle with new club Championship side | Norwich City. |
| , and his brother Stephen was on the books of | Norwich City. |
| d) is a professional footballer who plays for | Norwich City. |
| st player ever to sign as a professional with | Norwich City. |
| arsal bone in a game against his former club, | Norwich City. |
| eturning to the UK and playing as a guest for | Norwich City. |
| he season after only managing a 1-1 draw with | Norwich City. |
| te appearance for Spurs in July, 1991 against | Norwich City. |
| in 1990 before spending the 1992-93 season at | Norwich City. |
| layed in the Football League for Barnsley and | Norwich City. |
| ntral defender for Crystal Palace, Orient and | Norwich City. |
| wn for productive spells with Aston Villa and | Norwich City. |
| only a few to play for both Ipswich Town and | Norwich City. |
| injury while playing in an FA Cup tie against | Norwich City. |
| Pape Seydou Diop who played limited games for | Norwich City. |
| d to Ipswich Town before joining local rivals | Norwich City. |
| tball League four days later in a 1-1 draw at | Norwich City. |
| During his career he coached | Norwich City. |
| Stadium, Cardiff, between Birmingham City and | Norwich City. |
| aller who currently plays as a goalkeeper for | Norwich City. |
| game for the club on 28 December 1937 against | Norwich City. |
| appearances, before finishing his career with | Norwich City. |
| ined Arsenal as a schoolboy from the books of | Norwich City. |
| nd Dundee, played for Sheffield Wednesday and | Norwich City. |
| n the Football League for Bury, Hull City and | Norwich City. |
| During his career coached | Norwich City. |
| anager, he coached Walsall, Coventry City and | Norwich City. |
| n June 1923 he left Arsenal for free to go to | Norwich City. |
| bridge in 2004, he was with the youth team at | Norwich City. |
| fessional footballer, who began his career at | Norwich City. |
| iodun played youth football with Millwall and | Norwich City. |
| d home to East Anglia for another season with | Norwich City. |
| mbe Athletic, Birmingham, Southend United and | Norwich City. |
| he exit of goalkeeping coach Paul Crichton to | Norwich City. |
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