Jeremy Goss

International career Goss made his senior debut for Wales in a 1–0 friendly win over Iceland at Cardiff Arms Park. The last of his nine senior caps for Wales came five years later on 2 June 1996 in a 5–0 win in San Marino at the start of the 1998 World Cup qualifiers. Goss was also on the pitch for one of the most disappointing matches in the history of Welsh international football, on 17 November 1993, when a Paul Bodin penalty miss ended hopes of playing at the 1994 World Cup as Wales lost 2–1 to Romania in their final World Cup qualifying game at Cardiff Arms Park.

Jerry also represented England Schoolboys at Under 18 level before joining Norwich City FC.

Coaching career In March 2010, Goss returned to Norwich City to assist reserve team manager Ian Crook.

Personal life Goss' wife Margaret gave birth to identical twins, three months premature. "Within two hours of birth their weight had gone down to 2lb and it was touch and go. We lived in the hospital for six weeks and it was an emotional time when we took them home for the first time a few days before Christmas. Now they look like any normal seven-month-old babies and for that we are very grateful."

Moving on from his association with Norwich City football club, Goss continues to deliver his own; humorous after dinner speeches, student development and as a Leadership and Motivational programmes.

Goss spent some time in support of the Norfolk and Norwich Association of the Blind (www.NNAB.org.uk), raising funds to provide the range of services to the Blind people of Norwich and Norfolk. This culminated in the 1300 mile sponsored bicycle ride, retracing the 1993 Norwich City European Cup run from Norwich to Vitesse Arnham, to Bayern Munich, to Inter Milan.

In 2019, Jeremy joined Age UK Norwich (www.ageuknorwich.org.uk) as Corporate Relationship Manager, organising golf days, fundraising challenges and corporate events. Age UK Norwich is an independent charity with a mission to improve the quality of later life by working with Norwich residents to create an age friendly and inclusive city where they can thrive and be supported by opportunity and services that enhance and protect their health and wellbeing.

In January 2024, Goss was involved in a car crash in Norfolk. He sustained injuries to his ribs, kidneys, lower back and hip in the crash.

Honours FA Youth Cup winner 1983