Q: Who was your boyhood footballing idol? Nathan Chinman, Norwich.
Adam: John Barnes. He was a great winger and an excellent player and role model.

Q: Who stood out as the best right-sided player you played against in the Premiership? Noel Davy, Canterbury
Adam: Either Christiano Ronaldo or Shaun Wright-Phillips. Both are quality attacking players.

Q: If you were to watch Norwich City play as a 'fan' whereabouts would you choose to sit in the ground? Natalie Smith, Bury St Edmunds
Adam: Probably the Barclay, it always has a good atmosphere.

Q: How did it feel when you scored the fourth goal against Middlesbrough in the Premier League season? Chris Small, Brundall
Adam: Obviously it was fantastic, but then scoring any goal is brilliant for me as I don't get many! It wasn't just that I scored that made it special, it was coming back from 4-1 down which no-one could have expected. 

Q: When did you pass your driving test and how many goes did it take?
Steve, Norwich
Adam: It was around 10 or 11 years ago and I passed on my second attempt. All the best drivers do!

Q: Who do you think is the best left-back in the Premier League? Gavin, Norwich
Adam: Although there are a number of good left backs, I would say Ashley Cole is the best.

Q: What's been your best moment in a Norwich shirt?
Chris Noller, Old Buckenham
Adam: Being promoted to the Premier League was unbelievable. Excluding the result, the play-off final at Cardiff was great as well. The atmosphere at the Millennium Stadium and the feeling of walking out on to the pitch is indescribable.

Q: Which sports person do you most admire today?
Kelvin Armiger, Wells-Next-The-Sea
Adam: Either Tiger Woods or Roger Federer. Both of them are top of their sports producing amazing performances to get there.

Q: What was it like lifting the championship trophy in front of so many people at City Hall that night in May 2004? Samantha Stork, Norwich
Adam: Unbelievable. It was a moment you can't describe. It's something every player hopes to achieve in their career.