Voting is now open for fans to choose the Michelle Dack Fan of the Season for the 2024/25 campaign.
The award is once again dedicated to Canaries superfan Michelle Dack, who sadly passed away in January 2018.
Michelle attended many Norwich City matches over the years, including 908 consecutive games by the time of her last match at Portman Road in October 2017. Her commitment to the Canaries epitomises everything that the award embodies.
After receiving over 100 nominations, three deserving finalists have been selected by the club for the incredible work they do outside of Carrow Road.
Sue Quantrill
Not only does Sue attend every single home and away fixture for the men's and women's teams, she continues her support for the club through her love of helping the Community Sports Foundation.
She is a volunteer for the Duncan's Club programme and never misses a session at The Nest. She knows every single member and has built a bond with them all, organising many additional trips outside of the club. Due to the nature of the group, Sue also checks in on the loved ones of deceased participants, visiting the families during difficult times.
She also regularly volunteers at events and other programmes hosted by the Foundation, such as the Disability Dance programme on a Monday night.
"Sue is an incredible woman, who bleeds yellow and green through and through. She is a real legend and a friend to so many."
Billy Pointer
Billy is a collector of matchworn Norwich City shirts, but unlike other private collectors, he lends his collection and time to help raise money for charity and for the benefit of Norwich City fans.
During the 2024/25 season, Billy has contributed to the Canary Threads book, with all profits donated to the Community Sports Foundation; exhibited at two On the Stall City collectors fairs at the Forum, raising thousands for the Foundation and Royal British Legion and uses his social media platforms to encourage fans to collect shirts and take pride in the club that they support.
"For sharing his collection with fans and for his infectious enthusiasm, Billy is my nomination for fan of the season."
Andrew Wall
Canary fan Andy suffered a cardiac arrest at Carrow Road on the opening day of the 2023/24 season and has since battled back in his recovery.
Despite having a one in 10 chance of survival, he has since gone on to inspire all those around him by campaigning for a nation of lifesavers.
He recently worked with Sky Bet and the British Heart Foundation (BHF) for their Every Minute Matters campaign, designed to save lives by inspiring the nation to learn CPR.
Andy's story was filmed alongside Angus Gunn to promote learning CPR and defibrillation.
Andy is still today working with the club's 'Healthy Fans' campaign, linking up with East Anglian Air Ambulance to demonstrate life saving skills on matchdays and be present himself to discuss his story with fans.
"I believe Andy deserves to be fan of the season as his willingness and passion to help others is an inspiring comeback story."
Voting for the fan of the season award is open now, alongside our men's and women's player of the season award. Head to our awards page here.
The deadline to cast your votes for all three awards is midday on Friday, April 25.