Kevin Beattie

The Beat, winner of the Town's fan's all-time greatest player poll, did scouting work for Norwich manager Mike Walker between 1996 and 1998.

Sammy Chung

Assistant Town manager during Bill McGarry's reign at Portman Road, Sammy made 48 appearances, netting on 9 occasions, for the Canaries between 1955 and 1957.

Ian Crook

Ian Crook the Town player that "never was". At the end of the 1995/96 season, Norwich's financial difficulties led to cost-cutting exercises and Crook was granted a free transfer. In June 1996, he signed for Town but his contract and player registration forms were postdated until the beginning of July. Mike Walker was re-appointed as Canaries manager on the same day that Ian was paraded as an Ipswich signing. Walker offered Crook a new contract which he duly signed. The dispute went to a tribunal and although Crook was able to play for Norwich, the club was fined for its actions.

Willie Donachie

Willie Donachie, assistant manager to Joe Royle, made 11 league appearances for the Canaries in the 1981/82 season.

Justin Fashanu

The former Norwich and Nottingham Forest centre-forward had an unsuccesful trial at Portman Road in 1980 as he attempted to rebuild his career.

Steve Foley

Former Norwich coach Steve Foley became one of manager Jim Magilton's first appointments, joining the backroom staff in June 2006. Foley, who coaches at all levels from academy upwards, spent 10 years at Carrow Road.

John Friar

Friar made 86 appearances for Norwich between 1935 and 1939 before joining Town, for whom he would never play a first team game, prior to the outbreak of WWII. Scored a hat-trick for Norwich against Ipswich in a Testimonial game for J Scott & B Robinson in April, 1937.

Dale Gordon

Gordon, who scored 43 goals in 248 appearances for the Canaries between 1984 and 1991, joined Town in 2000 to help set-up the Lowestoft Academy. A Town supporter during his school boy years.

Niklas Gudmundsson

Gudmundsson has a trial with Norwich during the 1994-95 season and played for their Reserves in a 1-1 draw with Ipswich. Norwich did not pursue the signing of the then-Halmstad striker any further and he joined Blackburn Rovers the following season. He returned to East Anglia in a loan deal during the 1996-97 and made 7 appearances for Town, 'famously' scoring in the home play-off game with Sheffield United.

Bryan Hamilton

The former Town midfielder, who made 199 appearances for the Blues between 1971 and 1975, was appointed Director of Football at Norwich in June 1998 in a management partnership with Bruce Rioch. Resigned in December 2000, following a run of 5 consecutive defeats, with the Canaries in 20th place in Division One.

Danny Haynes

Danny Haynes, a member of the Charlton Athletic Academy at the time, pictured in Norwich kit during the Canary U-19's away match at Birmingham City on 13th March, 2004. On trial at Carrow Road, he played the last 35 minutes in a 2-0 defeat, joining the ITFC Academy shortly afterwards.

James Hollman

Current Canaries goalkeeping coach. The one-time Ipswich reserve regular, who also played for Chelmsford City, Diss Town and Ipswich Wanderers, held a similar coaching role at Portman Road.

Harold Joy

Made 8 appearances for the Canaries in 1947, scoring 4 goals including a hat-trick in his second appearance, before joining Town in December of that year. Left a month later for Newport County without making a first team appearance.

Les Maskell

A centre-forward, Maskell made seven appearances for City before the outbreak of WWII at the end of which he guested for Town in the transitional Divsion Three (South).

Roy McCrohan

Joined Town as trainer-coach during the 1968-69 season, a position he also held at Luton Town and Aldershot, before moving onto to work for the Detroit Express and Minnesota Strikers in the United States. As a player he made in excess of 400 senior appearances, and 101 in the reserves, for Norwich playing in virtually every position.

Simon Milton

Had trials with Norwich as a Schoolboy but was turned down for being too small. Milton, who later joined the Blues from Bury Town, is currently Academy co-ordinator at Portman Road.

Phil Mulryne

The ex-Manchester United, Norwich City and Cardiff City midfielder played for Town's second string against Colchester in August 2006. A former Northern Ireland team mate of Jim Magilton had been training with the Blue's following his departure from Cardiff City earlier in the summer.

Mick O'Brien

Mick O'Brien, Town's manager during their first season as a professional club (1936/37). An imposing defender during his playing days he played for a number of league clubs including Norwich City.

Mark Rivers

The former Crewe and Norwich winger played in three pre-season friendlies for Town on trial before rejoining the Railwaymen in July, 2004.

Joe Royle

Town's current manager spent two years at Carrow Road (1980-82) scoring 10 goals in 47 games. Made three 'derby' appearances for the Canaries.

Jon Sheffield

Goalkeeper Sheffield, a one time Town triallist, was a product of the Norwich City Youth Team and made one full appearance for the Canaries.

Colin Suggett

Chief Scout Colin Suggett made 200 league appearances for the Canaries between 1973 and 1977. He also scored for City in the League Cup 5th Round game against Town at Carrow Road making a total of 8 derby appearances in all.

Malcolm Webster

Webster, the former Cambridge United keeper, held a joint goalkeeper coaching role at Ipswich, Norwich and Cambridge before joining Town full-time in 2000.

Trevor Whymark

Former Ipswich Town striker Trevor Whymark coached Norwich's Under 13's in the 1999/2000 season and now performs a similar role with Ipswich's Under-12's.

Stephen Wright

Briefly held the position of trainer as Ipswich prepared for their first season in the Football League (1938-39). Had previously managed Dundalk for seven years after a playing career that included spells at Bolton, Norwich (40 appearances and one goal) and Brighton.