News Archive

JANUARY 2006

31.01.06 - UNDER-18'S AGAIN WITHOUT A GAME

Norwich Under-18's are again without a game this weekend. With Southampton travelling to Bolton for their fifth round FA Youth Cup tie on Friday, Saturday's Academy match at the Saints is postponed. A new date has been set for Saturday March 25th (12.30pm kick-off).

City are still in the process of firming up dates for the other postponed games at Arsenal and Fulham.

The Under-18's next game is at home to Ipswich Town on February 11th (11.00am).

29.01.06 - MARTIN LEADS CITY TO WIN

Last weekend saw City's Under-18 side pick up their first win of 2006, beating Charlton Athletic 2-0 at Colney.

Chris Martin put in a man of the match performance and got the first goal. He was also involved in the build up to the second goal scored by Seb Muddel.

For the full match report with photos click here or on the picture right.
Charlton Match Report and Photos

West Ham Match Report and Photos
27.01.06 - HALLIDAY INJURED AS HAMMERS TAKE POINTS

A couple of weeks ago City's Under-18 side went down 2-1 against West Ham at Colney in their first game of 2006.

Matthew Halliday suffered a knee injury during the game and was replaced by schoolboy David Cooper, who was making his debut for the Under-18's. City went two goals behind in the game before Chris Martin grabbed a late, and disputed, consolation goal.

For the full match report with photos click here or on the picture left.

25.01.06 - FULL HEIDEN EURO-CUP REPORT

Belatedly we now present the full report from the Heiden Euro-Cup competition in Germany which took place on 7th and 8th January. We apologise for the delay and will continue to bring the site up to date with Academy games and FONCY news over the coming days.

Some promising wins in this indoor tournament in Germany with sides from around Europe were interspersed with some disappointing defeats as the youngsters took time to adapt to the indoor game.

For the full report click here or on the picture right.
Full Heiden Euro-Cup Report

13.01.06 - WEBSITE UPDATES

Due to a family bereavement we are sad to say that updates to the website will be sporadic and not as complete as usual over the next few weeks.

We look forward to returning to our normal service soon and thank you for your understanding.

Jugendfoerderkreis-Cup Link
Jugendfoerderkreis-Cup
12.01.06 - UNDER-11's OFF TO GERMANY

Following on from the Under-13's last week, it is this time the turn of an Under-11 group to travel to Germany for an indoor tournament. The group travel to Thedinghausen near Bremen to take part in the "Jugendfoerderkreis-Cup" this weekend.

It should be a great experience for such a young group of players and it will certainly be a challenge as they come up against some of the best German sides together with Brondby Copenhagen and Rapid Vienna adding to the international flavour.

FONCY and the Independent Supporters Association NCISA are pleased to be able to sponsor the trip. This website will bring you a report from the tournament next week.

12.01.06 - UNDER-18's BACK IN ACTION

The Norwich Under-18 Academy side get back in action this weekend after a prolonged break including two postponed games over the Christmas and New Year period.

And it looks like a tough game with West Ham the visitors to Colney on the back of a 6-1 victory against Ipswich Town last weekend..

Kick-off at Colney is 11am on Saturday morning. If you are not making the long trek to Plymouth to see the first team try to get along to Colney to cheers the boys on.
Action From Match at West Ham

Heiden Euro-Cup 2006
08.01.06 - HEIDEN EURO-CUP 2006

A Norwich Under-13 squad will put their weekend at the Euro-Cup in the German town of Heiden firmly in the "to be learnt from" category.

Some promising wins in this indoor tournament with sides from around Europe were interspersed with some disappointing defeats as the youngsters took time to adapt to the indoor game.

We will post a fuller report on this website in the near future, in the meantime a few impressions from the weekend are available by clicking here or on the picture left.

04.01.06 - ROSSI JARVIS SIGNS

FONCY would like to congratulate Academy Scholar Rossi Jarvis on signing a professional contract with Norwich City. Rossi of course joins his brother Ryan in the professional ranks and signed on for two and a half years in the presence of his father Neil and club secretary Kevan Platt.

The Fakenham youngster missed the whole of his last schoolboy season in the Academy set-up after suffering a cruciate ligament injury but returned as an Academy Scholar at the beginning of the 2004/05 season in a match against Huddersfield Town and hasn't looked back since.

Rossi joined the first team on pre-season tour in Holland this season and played against Inter Milan before adding four first team appearances to his name.
Rossi Jarvis Signs
Rossi Jarvis Signs

Viktoria Heiden Youth Link
Viktoria Heiden Youth
04.01.06 - UNDER-13's TRAVEL TO GERMANY

A group of Academy Under-13's are set to travel to Germany this coming weekend to take part in an indoor tournament. Having tested the format in Bingen last year, Ricky Martin is this year sending two groups to Germany with the Under-13's the first to travel to take part in the Euro-Cup in the town of Heiden.

It should be a great experience for the youngsters with several top German sides at the event, including last year's winners Hertha Berlin who are in the Canaries' group.

FONCY and the Independent Supporters Association NCISA are pleased to be able to sponsor the trip. This website will bring you a full report from the tournament next week.

04.01.06 - FREE WEEKEND FOR UNDER-18's

News came through today that Saturday's trip to Arsenal for the Academy Under-18's has been postponed. Arsenal have had an invite to a tournament abroad at short notice and the match will now take place later in the season.

City now have to wait for the visit of West Ham to Colney on January 14th to see their first action of 2006.

03.01.06 - PATRICK BEXFIELD PLAYER PROFILE

John Landamore continues our series of player profiles by taking a look at Patrick Bexfield.

The Cambridge youngster has made a good start to his career as an Academy Scholar, playing in both midfield and defensive roles.

The review features comments from David Williams and the obligatory question and answer session. Look out for more profiles throughout the season.
Patrick Bexfield Player Profile