Q: Who did you support as a boy? Sam Stork, Norwich

LUKE: I supported Cambridge United, they were my local team and my dad would take me to see them from about the age of six or seven. I watched Dion Dublin play for Cambridge at a time where they got to the FA Cup quarter-final two years in a row.

Q: What was it like training with the "stars" at Man Utd? David Bond, Blofeld Heath

LUKE:It was an unbelievable experience. They were the best players in the world so obviously it was an amazing place to learn your trade with the likes of Roy Keane, David Beckham and Ryan Giggs.

Q: It is easy to say 'I will play where ever the gaffer puts me', but what is your favourite and preferred position on the pitch?

David Wyer, Thorpe St Andrew

LUKE: Now I would say more in the middle of the pitch. When I was younger I was an out and out winger but obviously I have had a lot of injuries since then so don't have that burst of pace that I did have when I was a kid. So I'd say somewhere central maybe just off the strikers.

Q: Have you ever had the opportunity to play with or against a hero of yours and who was it? Wayne Rogers, Norfolk

LUKE: One of my favourite players as a kid was Ryan Giggs and I was lucky enough to get to play with him at Manchester United.

Q: What is the best goal you have ever scored? Nigel Barnard, Norwich

LUKE: Probably a goal I scored for Stoke in the fourth round of the F.A Cup against Walsall. I cut in side from the left and hit in from about 20 yards into the top corner

Q: With a lot of teams starting well this season, who do you think will win the Premiership? Christian Cordy, Norwich

LUKE:I think it will be either Manchester United or Arsenal. I hope United will win it. I think they have more players that will score them goals. Either of them would be worthy winners as they play the best football.

Jon Otsemobor will be the Canary facing your questions in the Coventry City programme on November 24. If you want to ask Jon a question and see your name in 'On The Ball' please e-mail your question to: questionthecanary@ncfc-canaries.co.uk