Hosted By Norwich City Legend
Jeremy Goss
Children´s Tournament 2012
Now in its 4th year, the tournaments have become firmly established as an annual event in the Carrow Road calendar and clubs have found that these events are a great end of season treat for their players.
Our events provide young players with the thrilling and rare opportunity to play at top class venues and imagine what it must be like to be professional footballer on matchday playing in front of thousands of fans. This will be a dream-come-true football "experience" like no other which is sure to be the fondly remembered for years to come.
£37.50pp +vat
- U7's, U8's, U9's, U10's
- U11's, U12's & U13's
- All Matches On The Pitch
- Tunnel Line-Up & Matchday Anthem
- Visit To Dressing Rooms
- Names Announced Over P.A. System
- Certificates Signed By Celebrity Host
- Matchday Programme
As a schoolboy at Pent Valley Secondary School in Folkestone, Jeremy represented Kent Schools at football.
Jeremy, nicknamed "Gozza", a reference to Paul Gascoigne, is noted for playing for Norwich City from 1984 to 1996 (after having been a member of the club's FA Youth Cup winning team in 1983), and came to prominence during their successful period in the mid-1990s. Ironically,Jeremy made his Norwich debut 25 years ago this week (12.05.84) in a 1–2 defeat away at Coventry City.
Jeremy played in the midfield and was known for scoring spectacularly but not often, most notably when he scored against Bayern Munich in both legs of the 1993 UEFA Cup (2nd Round) when Norwich stunned Europe by knocking the mighty Germans out of the competition.
He also has the distinction of scoring the last goal in front of the terraced Spion Kop at Anfield. He was awarded a testimonial during the 1993-94 season, which fittingly became his most successful season with the club.
All told, Jeremy made 235 appearances for Norwich, scoring 37 goals, including 6 in Europe. He retired in 1999 but is still involved with the club on the coaching side after many years as a community ambassador and matchday host.
Jeremy, with his father having served in the British Army, is the President of the Forces2Canaries Supporters Group and in 2002, Norwich fans voted him into the club’s Hall of Fame.
Thanks for the most fantastic day for the Boys they were treated to a day of how a superstar feels and they loved every minute of it, the tunnel they came out of, the playing on the actual turf, the whole sense of occasion was fantastic.
Thanks for the work you put in.
S.Eames - West Wratting Youth, West Wratting – Cambs
Just to congratulate you and everyone who made today run so well. Our boys had a fantastic time today and yesterday and look forward to coming back next year.
J.Roach - Cambourne Eagles, Cambridge - Cambs
Just to let you know everyone had a great day.
After a poor start we managed to sneak through all the way to the 2nd tier final but lost on penalties. My wife e-mailed me today and said my son was crying this morning and didn't want to go to school and wanted to go back to the tournament. That proves he had a fantastic day.
P.Cramer - Aztec FC, Dagenham - Essex
Just a quick note to say a big (enormous) thank you for such a great day out on Saturday. All of the boys and their parents thoroughly enjoyed the day. It was a fabulous day out. I'm still buzzing with excitement. Not only the opportunity to play at the home of football; winning all 4 games; and my boy scoring. It really doesn’t get any better !
J.Clarke - Stortford & Langley Hammers, Bishop's Stortford - Herts
