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Norwich City Supporters Trust believes football is changing.

We believe that fans should have a say in the running of their football club and that there should be a democratically elected fan’s representative on the Board of Norwich City Football Club.

For decades fans have raised money on behalf of their favourite club with little tangible recognition.

Today, throughout the Leagues, supporters trusts are purchasing shares in their football clubs on behalf of the fans and taking seats on the Board.

Norwich City Supporters Trust has over 600 shareholders (members) and on average purchases around £3000 worth of shares per year.

It costs just £10 to join the Trust (under 16s £5)

This payment makes you a shareholder in Norwich City Supporters Trust which in itself is a shareholder in Norwich City Football Club and as such gives you a say in Club affairs.

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.

Norwich City Supporters Trust is a non-profit making, democratic "mutual organisation" raising money for Norwich City Football Club in return for shares

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

CURRENT NUMBER OF SHARES HELD

1,105

CURRENT VALUE OF SHARES IN OUR CLUB

£28,270

FOR NEWS AND ARTICLES FROM OTHER SUPPORTERS TRUSTS AND FOOTBALL IN GENERAL GO TO THE "NEWS" PAGE

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

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

Feb

NCFC AGM - the EDP reports

EDP journalists reports on the NCFC AGM.

Jan

Club's financial problems covered on football business website

The Club's woes are reported on the top football website "The Political Economy of Football".

Jan

Trust hopes shareholders will dissect accounts

Trust hopes shareholders will concentrate on accounts at forthcoming Shareholders meeting.

Jan

Trust Annual Report published

The Trust's Annual Report has been published.

Dec

Date set for next years Annual General Meeting

The date for the next Annual General Meeting of Norwich City Supporters Trust will be 24th March 2010.

Nov

Trust supports Blue and Gold Trust

NCST has agreed to help the Blue and Gold Trust (Kings Lynn FC) raise some working funds.

Oct

The key to success for Norwich City?

In a new book "Managing a Football Club", the authors Simon Chadwick and Sean Hamil provide ten golden rules for running a football club.

Oct

Trusts Share Application is successful

The Trust has received the share certificate for a further 85 shares in the Club.

Sep

Trust donate books to NCFC Study Centre

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.

Aug

Fans Groups Meeting 4th August 09

Norwich City Supporters Groups including the Supporters Consultative Group were invited to a meeting with the Directors of the Club.

Jul

Trust welcomes appointment of new Directors

The Trust welcomes the appointment of the new Directors and will continue to campaign for a supporter-elected Director.

Jun

Trust surprised by fans response to rebate

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

Jun

Trust welcomes the appointment of the new Chief Exec.

Today the Trust commented on the welcome new appointment.

Jun

Trust backs Manager's call for fans to unite behind the Club

The Trust has publicly given it's support to the "relegation rebate" offer and the Managers call for unity..

May

Trust responds to "pound for pound" offer

Trust welcomes City Director's funding offer.

May

"Relegation Rebate"

The Trust proposes an alternative for those fans determined to claim their rebate as a matter of principle.

May

Trust welcomes new Board members

The Board of Norwich City Supporters Trust is pleased to welcome four new Board members.

May

Resignations Press Release

The Trust has responded to the resignations of the Chairman and the Chief Executive.

Mar

Trust welcomes "user friendly" Club Accounts

The Trust welcomes the production of a set of accounts stripped of accountancy jargon.

Aug

Something to consider courtesy of Rick Waghorn

A thought-provoking piece from Rick Waghorn sums up the dilemma for all fans and fans groups - community or commerce?

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.