25.02.07 - CITY LOSE OUT IN LONDON
	Norwich City Under-18's were lucky to keep the goals down against West Ham in London yesterday and in the end lost 1-0 to a Hammers side close to the top of the table. Our thanks go to Tony Fowles from our frienda at the Ironworks Gazette for some excellent photos in our match report which is available by clicking here or on the photo left.

23.02.07 - O'TOOLE AND SPILLANE OFF TO PORTUGAL

Norwich's Academy left back Mark O'Toole and young Canary professional Michael Spillane will join up with the Republic of Ireland Under-18 squad for an International Tournament in Portugal. The Irish will face Georgia (Thursday 1st March), Belgium (Friday 2nd) and hosts Portugal (Sunday 4th). Manager Sean McCaffrey has named an 18-man squad. The three matches in Lisbon will form part of preparations for next season's Under-19 UEFA Championship qualifying series which gets underway in September.

Mark O'Toole

23.02.07 - TWENTY QUESTIONS WITH PAUL MCLEAN We continue John Landamore's series of "Twenty Questions" today with defender Paul McLean the next scholar in the spotlight. Look out for further profiles through out the season.

19.02.07 - WEBSITE SPONSORSHIP RENEWED Friends Of Norwich City Youth are delighted that William and Georgina Hart are to continue their sponsorship of www.foncy.co.uk for 2007. William and Georgina operate the outside catering at Colney on both Saturdays and Sundays as well as two units at Norwich City first team matches at Carrow Road. Your Webmaster made the long journey over from Germany last weekend to collect the cheque from Georgina, but more importantly to join the chairman and committee member Philip Baldwin for a bacon roll before the Sunday Academy games against Watford.

Website Sponsorship Presentation

Once again our thanks to both William and Georgina for their continued support.

18.02.07 - EAGLES SOAR AT COLNEY

Norwich City Under-18's were overrun by Crystal Palace at Colney yesterday, eventually going down 4-0 to the Eagles. Patrick Bexfield picked up the Man of the Match nomination in a performance that the young Canaries will be looking to put right as soon as possible. Their first chance comes next Saturday at West Ham with an 11.00am kick-off. The full report with photos is available by clicking here or on the photo left.

13.02.07 - MARTIN THE TOAST OF CARROW ROAD Norwich Academy striker Chris Martin was the toast of Carrow Road this evening as he came off the bench to hit an extra-time winner in the F.A. Cup Fourth Round replay against Blackpool. The City youngster has already scored three Youth Cup goals this season and all at FONCY congratulate him on opening his senior account. Martin's goal of course sets up the lucrative trip to Stamford Bridge on Saturday, and Chris must be looking forward to a possible appearance on one of the biggest stages in Europe. Well done Chris!

Goalscorer Chris Martin

09.02.07 - NEW SCHOLARSHIPS FOR 2007/08
	Norwich City Academy Manager Ricky Martin has informed FONCY that four members of the Under-16's squad have been offered two year scholarships when the 2007/2008 season gets underway in July. The four include goalkeeper Declan Rudd (pictured left) who is joined by Danny Kelly, Nick Davey and David Cooper. For more details click here or on the photo left.

08.02.07 - INTERNATIONAL ROUND-UP
It has been a busy week at International level for current and recent Academy Scholars. Andrew Cave-Brown has been captain of the Scottish Under-19 side in the La Manga tournament in Spain. Earlier this week the Scots beat Austria 3-1 and then drew 0-0 with Slovakia. A win against Norway in today's final game would make Scotland winners of the tournament. Meanwhile Scotland Under-17's have played two friendlies in Northern Ireland this week with Kris Renton playing a full 90 minutes in yesterday's 0-0 draw in Belfast.	Andrew Cave-Brown
If Renton retains his place in the squad he will face club colleagues Gareth Matthews and Kurtis Byrne of the Republic of Ireland in their UEFA Under-17 Qualifying Group in Germany in March. Back in Ireland Mark O'Toole was joined by Michael Spillane in an Under-18 Republic of Ireland side that drew 0-0 with Holland in Dublin yesterday. O'Toole played for the first-half while Spillane completed the match. Last but not least, Rossi Jarvis had a 20 minute run out as a substitute for England Under-19's in front of a capacity 10,000 crowd at Bournemouth as the young Lions beat Poland 4-1.

04.02.07 - CANARIES LEAVE IT LATE AT COLNEY
	Norwich City Under-18's left it late against Fulham at Colney with an injury-time from Luke Daley securing a 1-0 win for the Canaries. Schoolboy Danny Kelly made his debut at this level and picked up the Man of the MAtch nomination. The full report with photos is available by clicking here or on the photo left.

04.02.07 - TWENTY QUESTIONS WITH ALVIN QUAYE We continue John Landamore's series of "Twenty Questions" today with defender Alvin Quaye the next scholar in the spotlight. Look out for further profiles through out the season.