Ruel Fox: We never thought about the title at Norwich

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Ruel Fox became a fan favourite at Norwich City as part of the team that took the Premier League by storm – yet in an alternate universe he could have been doing the same for their fierce rivals Ipswich Town.

Describing himself as “Ipswich born and bred”, Fox might well have ended up with the Tractor Boys had fate not intervened.

Having landed a trial at Ipswich through his manager at boyhood club Whitton Albion, a 14-year-old Fox spent two weeks at the Portman Road club over one summer. He impressed but only to the extent that they were willing to offer him another week’s trial. It was a decision they would live to regret.

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