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NORWICH CITY SUPPORTERS TRUST IS TEN YEARS OLD

Joining Norwich City Supporters Trust is a way to buy your own share in the ownership of Norwich City Football Club at a tenth of the price of an individual share and makes owning a share of the club a realistic goal for far more fans.
As football becomes a bigger and bigger business, few fans are able to retain a share in the ownership of their clubs. The result has been that the fans’ voice on matters affecting their clubs’ futures grows weaker.

The region, its community and a co-operative approach is central to Norwich City's unique character. Looking after the club’s values and spirit, and keeping them safe for future generations is the responsibility of City fans.
Currently Norwich City Supporters Trust has over 600 shareholders (members).
By joining the Trust you become a shareholder in Norwich City Supporters Trust (a non-profit making, democratic "mutual") which is a part-owner of the club.
Together we can make the fans voice heard on key issues affecting the Club, and help retain the Club's unique position in the community.
It costs just £10 to join the Trust and £5 if you are under 16.

Join the Trust and become part of a fast growing shareholder in Norwich City Football Club.

CURRENT NUMBER OF SHARES HELD

1,219

NOMINAL VALUE OF SHARES IN OUR CLUB

£121,900

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Working in the community with

Norwich City Supporters' Society Limited trading as the Norwich City Supporters' Trust

Registered as an Industrial and Provident Society. Register number 29351R

Jan

Key few days for Supporters Trust movement

The next few days will find MPs discussing issues concerning governance in football clubs.

Jan

Share Certificate received

Today the Trust received it's latest share certificate for shares in Norwich City FC.

Jan

Update on Trust's shareholding in NCFC

Following confirmation that our current purchase of shares is being processed it is time for an update.

Dec

Trust purchases more shares

The Trust is in the process of purchasing £3,400 of Ordinary Shares.

Dec

Funding for Supporters Direct

Supporters Direct announce funding for next two years.

Dec

Equality Standards

The Trust has been asked by a couple of shareholders to enquire whether the Club is intending to or has already begun to seek to satisfy the Equality Standard for Professional Clubs as set by Kick It Out.

Nov

Blog: Putting football in perspective

It's been a sad few weeks for football.

Nov

Report of NCFC AGM

Several hundred shareholders attended the NCFC Annual General Meeting.

Oct

NCFC Annual Accounts are released

Norwich City have released their latest accounts and are a great improvement on recent years.

Aug

NCFC Supporters Groups Meeting

Directors of the Club met with representatives of fans groups last night.

Jul

Press Release linked to Select Committee Report

The Trust has issued a Press Release.

Jul

Select Committee on Football reports

The Select Committee has reported on a wide ranging review of football including fan involvement. Full report link on main page.

Jun

Trust now on Twitter

Apr

Trust makes links with community radio station

Paul Buller's election to the Trust Board has created a link between the Trust and a commiunity radio station.

Apr

Norwich City's Remarkable Transformation

A well researched "blog" on the turn around in City's fortunes on and off the pitch.

Feb

Trust applauds Director's further investment

The Trust applauds and welcomes the generosity of Michael Foulger in investing further money in our Club.

Jan

NCFC AGM at Carrow Road

Details published on the Pink'un website courtesy of David Cuffley of Archant

Jan

Trust Annual Report 2010 is published

The report to July 2010 is now available

Dec

Chief Exec.unveils plan for the future

Norwich City chief executive David McNally has laid out his vision of how the club can be playing top flight football within seven years.

Dec

NCFC Annual Report 31 May 2010 published

The Club have just published the Annual Report

Jan

"Fans are the club: they are the most important thing to us" Delia's interview with Supporters Direct

"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.