For decades fans have raised money on behalf of their favourite club with little tangible recognition.
Corporate Membership is available at £150 per annum for which your company becomes a sponsor of the Trust with your logo on the sponsors page.
EDP journalists reports on the NCFC AGM.
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The Club's woes are reported on the top football website "The Political Economy of Football".
Trust hopes shareholders will concentrate on accounts at forthcoming Shareholders meeting.
The Trust's Annual Report has been published.
The date for the next Annual General Meeting of Norwich City Supporters Trust will be 24th March 2010.
NCST has agreed to help the Blue and Gold Trust (Kings Lynn FC) raise some working funds.
The Trust has received the share certificate for a further 85 shares in the Club.
The Trust has donated a number of football biographies and other football linked books to the library at the Norwich City Football Club Study Centre.
Norwich City Supporters Groups including the Supporters Consultative Group were invited to a meeting with the Directors of the Club.
The Trust welcomes the appointment of the new Directors and will continue to campaign for a supporter-elected Director.
Trust is surprised at the large numbers of season ticket holders reclaiming their rebate but believes Board received a clear message of dissatisfaction from supporters regarding what has happened on and off the pitch over recent seasons
Today the Trust commented on the welcome new appointment.
The Trust has publicly given it's support to the "relegation rebate" offer and the Managers call for unity..
Trust welcomes City Director's funding offer.
The Trust proposes an alternative for those fans determined to claim their rebate as a matter of principle.
The Board of Norwich City Supporters Trust is pleased to welcome four new Board members.
The Trust has responded to the resignations of the Chairman and the Chief Executive.
The Trust welcomes the production of a set of accounts stripped of accountancy jargon.
A thought-provoking piece from Rick Waghorn sums up the dilemma for all fans and fans groups - community or commerce?
"Fans are the club: they are the most important thing to us. I would like to see fans on the Board" said Delia Smith to Supporters Direct Newslettter in 2003.