The
squad 2006/07: Jason Shackell
Updated July 2006 |
| Position:
Central defender
Age: 22
Born: Stevenage (Sept 27, 1983)
Height: 6ft, 4in.
Weight: 13st, 1lbs.
Date signed: January 23, 2003
Signed from: Trainee
Contract: June 2009
City debut: v Derby A (April 5, 2003)
Season 2005/06 Appearances (max 50): 19 Goals:
0
Norwich City appearances: 39 Goals:
0
The young defender had a bout of the mumps last summer which
set him back in his preparation for last season. Lack of football
during pre-season was evident as during some early appearances
at the start of last season Shackell was clearly not at his
best. In a mixed season he played 19 times, showing in his
return from injury some of his best attributes including his
ability to win balls in the air. Shackell will hope for a
clean bill of health this season to fulfill his potential
by cementing his place in Norwich's defence.
OFF DUTY (2004):
Marital status: Single.
Children: None.
Home: I’m still living in digs at Cringleford.
Current car: Renault Clio.
First car: That is my first car!
How do you relax away from football?: I’ll
watch the telly at home or maybe go out with my girlfriend.
All the lads work very hard in training and out on the pitch
so it’s important to relax a bit when you get the chance.
Favourite other sports to play: Golf and
snooker. I used to play golf a lot when I was younger and
got my handicap quite low but I’ve not played much since
I’ve been up here. Now I’d probably play off 16
or something like that. As far as snooker is concerned, well
my highest break is about 20. That tells you all you need
to know!
Favourite other sport to watch: I just like
watching football, to be honest.
Favourite holiday destination: Gran Canaria.
Favourite television programme: Friends.
Favourite film: Gladiator.
Favourite restaurant/eating place: The Village
Inn at Little Melton.
Recommended listening: I’m not a great
music fan and I tend to stick to the compilation CDs. As far
as a style of music is concerned, I’d say R&B is
my favourite.
Best thing about living in Norfolk: It’s
a nice relaxed pace of life up here. I live in a nice place
and home (Stevenage) is less than two hours away so I certainly
can’t complain.
Worst thing about living in Norfolk: I can’t
think of one.
First result you look out for: Arsenal.
First team you played for: Symons Green in
Stevenage.
What would you have done for a living if you hadn’t
made the grade?: To be honest I haven’t got
a clue. I always had my sights set on becoming a pro.
What would you like to do when your playing days are
over?: That’s hopefully a long way off but
I’d like to stay in the game, perhaps in a coaching
role.
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