Supporters may vote now for their Men's Player of the Season, Women's Player of the Season and Michelle Dack Fan of the Season.
Supporters may vote using the form here. Voting closes at 5pm on Friday, April 17.
In addition to the playing awards, supporters are once again invited to choose their Michelle Dack Fan of the Season.
Following a recent nomination process, three deserving fans have been shortlisted for the award, which was won in 2024/25 by Sue Quantrill.
Michelle Dack Fan of the Season shortlist
Steve Martin
For three decades, Steve has been the driving force behind the South West Canaries, growing a small group of six members into a thriving community of over 70 supporters. As the group’s dedicated organiser, he manages everything from away days and tickets to accommodation, ensuring the club is accessible to fans regardless of the distance.
To Steve, the South West Canaries is more than just a supporters' group, it is a chosen family defined by humour, kindness, and unwavering mutual support.
Steve has built a lasting legacy that keeps the spirit of Norwich City alive and well across the South West and dedicates his nomination to late friend and South West Canaries member Patrick 'Santa' Smith.
Judy Trivett
Judy’s journey began with her first home game in 1960 and her first away trip in 1965. Since 1967, she has rarely missed a match - a lifelong devotion that even led her to meet her late husband, Michael, at an away game.
Judy is a constant presence across all levels of the club, holding season tickets for the men's and women's teams and frequently supporting the U21s and U18s. Her contribution behind the scenes is equally significant: she has served as a coach steward for 42 years, authored the programme quiz for 20 years, and led ground tours for eight years.
She is also a member of the Norwich City Community Sports Foundation's Extra Time programme.
James Bloomfield
A lifelong Canary, James first experienced the magic of Carrow Road in the Upper Barclay alongside his father, Glenn, and grandfather, Roy. A season ticket holder since the age of 11, his obsession with the club has remained a constant throughout his life, leading him from the stands to coaching within the Norwich City Community Sports Foundation.
In recent seasons, James has become a driving force behind One City Strong. Whether he’s behind the drum in the Lower Barclay or coordinating massive undertakings like the Riverside march and the 70-volunteer display for the derby, his focus is on unity. For James, the group is about more than just atmosphere - it’s about ensuring every supporter feels valued and building lifelong friendships that extend far beyond the 90 minutes.
Dedicated to the "home and away" lifestyle, James also helps organise inclusive away days for fans of all ages. James views his nomination as a tribute to the entire One City Strong collective and a legacy of the passion passed down to him by his Grandad Roy. James remains a proud ambassador for the club, dedicated to the belief that football is at its best when everyone belongs.
Supporters may vote using the form here. Voting closes at 5pm on Friday, April 17.