Position: Striker/wide midfielder
Age: 20
Born: Bury St Edmunds (Jan 24, 1985)
Date signed: Jan 30, 2003
Signed from: Trainee
Contract: June 2007
City debut: v Coventry A (Oct 23, 2002)
Season 2004/05 Appearances (max 41): 3 Goals: 0
Career appearances: 46 Goals: 5
International honours: England U-18, U-19, U-20

A disappointing campaign for the young striker, who was limited to just four substitutes' appearances. Another player whose cause wasn't helped by injury.

Verdict: Youth is still on his side - but he will need to start producing the goods soon if he is to have a future at Carrow Road.

OFF DUTY (2004):

Marital status: Single
Children: None
Home: I live in digs in Norwich

Current car: Peugeot 206
First car: Vauxhall Corsa

How do you relax from football: I love a game of snooker. I play a lot with Jason Shackell and my highest break is now up to 47. I also enjoy going out with my girlfriend – although it’s sometimes nice just to chill out at times. I like to go home to Thetford to see my parents and my little brother Robert.

Favourite other sport to play: I just mentioned it, snooker.
Favourite other sport to watch: Boxing, athletics – but nothing can beat football and I’m always trying to catch our games to watch my own performance and see how I can improve as a player.
Favourite holiday destination: Falakari in Greece and Ibiza. They are both great places for people of my age.
Favourite television programme: Eastenders, Match of the Day.
Favourite restaurant/eating place: The Wildebeest in Stoke Holy Cross.
Favourite read: Books on gangs/gangsters. I’ve just read one about ‘Mad’ Frankie Fraser.
Recommended listening: R&B and hip-hop. R Kelly is one of my favourites.

Best thing about living in Norfolk: The people are so friendly and I love the pace of life here.
Worst thing about living in Norfolk: There isn’t one as far as I’m concerned.

Whose result do you look for first: Liverpool.

What would you have done for a living if you hadn’t made the grade: I would have gone to college and then hopefully university, to further my education and then moved on from there.
What will you do when your playing days are over: As the years go by I’d like to acquire a few properties. I think that’s a good area to invest in and it’s something I’d like to develop later in life.