Mick Norbury

Michael Norbury (born 22 January 1969) is an English football forward. Norbury made nearly 100 appearances in the Football League although the majority of his playing career was spent in minor leagues.

Early career Norbury began his career in non-League football with Ossett Town before entering the Football League with Scarborough in December 1989. However, he did not make an appearance at the club and soon returned to Ossett Town and then Bridlington Town. Norbury returned to the Football League with Cambridge United in February 1992 and played 26 league games for the club, fifteen of which were as a substitute. Norbury would subsequently become known as a non-league journeyman and during two spells with Hednesford Town became notorious for his physical style of play which saw him rack up a number of red cards.

He joined Emley in summer 2001 and spent the 2001–02 season at the club before departing to join Stocksbridge Park Steels in June. He joined Belper Town in October but was gone again less than a month later, signing for Ossett Albion.

Coaching Norbury entered coaching in the later part of the 2000s, becoming player/assistant manager at Goole in 2005. He and manager Nigel Danby resigned from their posts in September 2009.

He was subsequently appointed manager of Worsbrough Bridge Athletic in October 2009, before leaving to become assistant manager at Harrogate Railway Athletic in June 2010. In September 2013, he was appointed manager of Maltby Main. He resigned from Maltby in April 2015. In June 2015 he became manager of Glasshoughton Welfare, but resigned in November, becoming assistant manager at Armthorpe Welfare a few days later. He moved onto Ossett Town in February 2016, and then returned to Goole in November 2017.