CITY legend Adam Drury is looking to Canary fans once more for support, ahead of the Virgin Money London Marathon this Sunday.

36-year-old Drury, who retired from the game in 2014, will take on the 26.2-mile course to help disadvantaged and disabled people in Norfolk enjoy the benefits of sport, through the work of the club’s Community Sports Foundation.

With over 300 appearances for the Canaries during his 11-year stint in yellow, fans and club staff alike remember the former defender fondly.

Several members of the Yellow Army, as well as current City players, have already shown their support, by donating on his fundraising page.

The former Club captain explained his close affinity with the local community, saying: "Norfolk is a second home to me. The people have been nothing but great to me and my family when we’ve been here and now this is a chance to give a little back to the community.”

Drury, already an ambassador for CSF, is one of four runners who are raising funds as part of a team; he will be joined on the start line by Matt Watson from CSF, Chloe Pellican from the club’s Legal & Football Services team, and Canary fan Phillip Minns.

Adam met Matt and Chloe recently at Carrow Road and they talked about their marathon preparation.

Fans can sponsor Adam by clicking here: http://norw.ch/RunAdam.

Alternatively, Canaries midfielder Bradley Johnson has donated a match-worn shirt, signed by the first team, which is being auctioned off to support Adam’s fundraising target. Click here to bid on the signed shirt: http://norw.ch/BradleyShirt

The Community Sports Foundation is the official charity partner of Norwich City Football Club and helps thousands of people a year achieve their goals through sport.

Many of the Foundation’s vital programmes depend on fundraising from members of the community and local businesses.

For more information please visit www.communitysportsfoundation.org.uk or follow @NorwichCityCSF on Twitter.

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