Position: Striker/wide midfielder
Age: 20
Born: Bury St Edmunds (Jan 24, 1985)
Height: 5ft, 10in.
Weight: 10st, 8lbs.
Date signed: Jan 30, 2003
Signed from: Trainee
Contract: June 2007
City debut: v Coventry A (Oct 23, 2002)
International honours: England Under-20

Season 2004/05 Appearances (max 41): 3 Goals: 0
Norwich City appearances: 46 Goals: 5

His Premiership adventure was limited to just three league appearances and one Carling Cup game, as he struggled to establish himself ahead of Darren Huckerby, Leon McKenzie, Mathias Svensson and Dean Ashton. Still featured in the international Under-20s Toulon tournament at the end of the season, and will be hoping Svensson’s departure will open doors for him.

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.