Position: Left-back
Age: 28
Born: Cottenham (Aug 29, 1978)
Height: 5ft, 11in.
Weight: 11st, 7lbs.
Date signed: Mar 21, 2001
Signed from: Peterborough, £500,000
Contract: June 2011
City debut: v Grimsby H (Mar 31, 2001)
Former clubs: Peterborough

Season 2006/07 Appearances (max 53): 45 Goals: 0
Norwich City appearances: 260 (30th on all-time list) Goals: 3

Career:
Peterborough (95-01): 165 appearances, plus 10 as sub, 2 goals.
Total: 165 appearances, plus 10 as sub, 2 goals.

Injuries permitting, this consistent left back will make his 250th appearance for City this season. Ever since his move from Peterborough, he has made the left back slot his own and is always one of the first names on Nigel Worthington's team sheet. Drury will be looking to recapture the form which saw him named player of the year in the 2002-2003 season.

OFF DUTY (2004):

Marital status: Girlfriend Helen. We’ve been together for five years.
Children: None.
Home: Loddon

Current car: BMW.
First car: Ford Fiesta.

How do you relax away from football: I’m not someone who finds it easy to switch off from football. If we’ve just played a game – or there’s one coming up – it will generally be on my mind. I find the best way to relax is to be at home doing nothing much in particular, although I do enjoy the occasional game of golf. I also like walking our dog, Solo.

Favourite other sport to watch: I’ll watch anything that’s on, to be honest, but particularly golf.
Favourite television programme: Only Fools & Horses and The Office.
Favourite holiday destination: The USA. I have been there three or four times and have always had a good time. If I had to pick one destination I’d say Las Vegas. We went there during the summer and really enjoyed ourselves.
Favourite restaurant/eating place: We’re not great ones for eating out to be honest. We’re quite happy to stay in.
Favourite read: The Sun.
Favourite film: The Shawshank Redemption.
Recommended listening: Oasis and Eminem.

Best thing about living in Norfolk: The people. They are extremely friendly and I’ve always felt really at home here. I also love Norfolk as a county – you couldn’t wish for a nicer place to live.
Worst thing about living in Norfolk: I can’t really think of one.

Who’s is the first result you look out for: Peterborough.
What was the first team you ever played for: Cottenham Juniors in Cambridgeshire. The first professional club I ever represented was Norwich City. I was there between the age of 14 and 15 and played alongside the likes of Darren Kenton and Adrian Forbes. I was playing in midfield in those days and wasn’t really getting anywhere so it wasn’t too much of a surprise when I was released. I remember agreeing with their decision at the time!

What would you have done for a living if you hadn’t made the grade: As a kid I always fancied being a vet – until I realised some of the things they had to do!
What will you do when your playing career is over: I’d like to stay in the game, maybe in a coaching capacity. I certainly don’t think I’d ever fancy being a manager.