๐ซ๐ฎ Dylan Barry lands in Finland โ๏ธ
The goalkeeper has signed for third-tier side RoPS
The 6ft7in shot-stopper spent the first half of the season with second division Cypriot side APEA Akrotiri
Born in Northumberland, he has played for Northern Ireland at youth level #Ykkรถnen
PHIL BOYER @NorwichCityFC 1974 to 1977, making 116 league appearances and scoring 34 goals. He was the first player from Norwich City to represent the senior England national team.
๐ท1976
KEVIN DRINKELL @NorwichCityFC from 1985 to 1988, a key player in their promotion to the top flight and an inaugural member of the club's Hall of Fame.
Drinkell was a pivotal figure, scoring 22 league goals in his first season (1985-86), which helped Norwich win the Second Division championship and return to the First Division.
๐ท He was voted the Norwich City Player of the Year for two consecutive seasons: 1985โ86 and 1986โ87.
๐ท1986
TREVOR HOCKEY joined @NorwichCityFC in February 1973 ( from Sheffield United ) in a swap deal for Scottish striker Jimmy Bone. His time with the club was brief, lasting only six months, but his "battling quality" helped the newly-promoted side secure their place in the top flight for that season - he then moved on to Aston Villa.
Sadly passed away at the young age of 43 ๐
JOHN DEEHAN signed for @NorwichCityFC in December 1981 from West Bromwich Albion, initially on loan, before the move was made permanent. A popular figure, he formed a successful strike partnership with Keith Bertschin.
He made 199 first-team appearances for Norwich, scoring 70 goals.
He was part of the team that won the 1985 League Cup (Milk Cup) and the Second Division title in the 1985-86 season.
In recognition of his contributions, Norwich fans voted him into the club's Hall of Fame in 2002.
๐ท1984
DOUG LIVERMORE @NorwichCityFC .Midfielder from 1970 to 1975, he won the Second Division title and appeared in a League Cup final. He returned to the club as a coach in 1999 and was part of the management team that saw the club win the old First Division in 2004
๐ท1971