Fosters Solicitors extend partnership with Norwich City Football Club

Fosters Solicitors first partnered with the Canaries back in 2011, the Club’s first official association with a legal organisation. Fosters were also one of the first law firms nationwide to partner with a club as an Official Legal Partner.

Andrea Spooner, Practice Director for Fosters Solicitors said: “We are extremely proud to have renewed our long-term partnership with Norwich City and are excited to enter a new era with the club, standing beside them as an official primary partner.

“For us the partnership with Norwich City symbolises more than just a business relationship. As we have grown over the years and as we move forwards into a new season, our relationship with the community and people around us is ever more important. There is no better way of showing that than in our mutual support of Norwich City.

“We are pleased to kick-start our extended partnership by launching a brand new initiative, based around our focus on ‘Clear Thinking Advice’.

“Sporting success is often built on having the right team advising behind the scenes. At Fosters, we want supporters of Norwich City to see us as part of their ‘team’ ready to offer any help and legal advice they may need.

“So we are pleased to continue our exclusive discounts for all season ticket holders of Norwich City, offering further discounts on our Residential Property services.”

City’s Managing Director, Steve Stone added: “For us, partnerships like this are pivotal for the Football Club.

“In Fosters Solicitors, we have a partner that has supported us over a number of years, regardless of which league we are in and we are truly grateful for this.

“This season brings Fosters ‘Clear Thinking Advice’ campaign and we would encourage supporters to take a keen interest in this as well as the exclusive discounts which are being offered to them.”

Throughout the season, Canary fans can expect to see players and members from the backroom team give their best advice, starting with Sporting Director, Stuart Webber.