Steve Norris (footballer)

English footballer

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Steve NorrisPersonal information

Full name|  Stephen Mark Norris
Date of birth|  (1961-09-22) 22 September 1961 (age 61)
Place of birth|  Coventry, England
Position(s)|  Forward
Senior career*
Years|  Team|  Apps|  (Gls)
1983–1987|  VS Rugby|  ?|  (?)
1987–1988|  Telford United|  41|  (24)
1988–1989|  Scarborough|  45|  (13)
1989|  → Notts County (loan)|  1|  (0)
1989–1990|  Carlisle United|  29|  (5)
1990–1992|  Halifax Town|  56|  (35)
1992–1995|  Chesterfield|  97|  (43)
1994–1995|  → Scarborough (loan)|  8|  (4)
1995|  VS Rugby|  10|  (10)
1995–1996|  Worcester City|  ?|  (?)
*Club domestic league appearances and goals

Stephen Mark Norris (born 22 September 1961) is an English former professional footballer who played in the Football League, as a forward. In the 1990–91 season, he was the highest scorer in the Fourth Division (and the second in the whole Football League), with 35 goals in total for Carlisle United and Halifax Town; having transferred from Carlisle to Halifax early in the season.

## References[edit]

Sources

* Steve Norris at Post War English & Scottish Football League A–Z Player's Database

Awards

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English Fourth Division top scorers

* 1959: Rowley
* 1960: Holton
* 1961: Bly
* 1962: Hunt
* 1963: Wagstaff
* 1964: McIlmoyle
* 1965: Jeffrey
* 1966: Hector
* 1967: Phythian
* 1968: Massie & Chapman
* 1969: Talbot
* 1970: Kinsey
* 1971: MacDougall
* 1972: Price
* 1973: Binney
* 1974: Yeo
* 1975: Clarke
* 1976: Moore
* 1977: Joicey
* 1978: Curtis & Phillips
* 1979: Dungworth
* 1980: Garwood
* 1981: Cork
* 1982: Edwards
* 1983: Cammack
* 1984: Senior
* 1985: Clayton
* 1986: Taylor & Cadette
* 1987: Hill
* 1988: Bull
* 1989: Stant
* 1990: Angell
* 1991: Norris
* 1992: Bamber & Stant

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National League top scorers

Alliance Premier League|

* 1980: Smith*
* 1981: Williams*
* 1982: Williams
* 1984: Culpin
* 1985: Culpin
* 1986: Casey

Conference|

* 1987: Casey
* 1988: Davies, Derbyshire & Norris
* 1989: Butler & Gall
* 1990: Cooke
* 1991: Bull
* 1992: Cavell & Robbins
* 1993: Leworthy
* 1994: Dobson
* 1995: Dobson
* 1996: Hayles
* 1997: Hughes
* 1998: Horsfield
* 1999: Alford
* 2000: Jackson
* 2001: Darby
* 2002: Clare & Stein
* 2003: Barnes
* 2004: Clare

Conference National/
Conference Premier|

* 2005: Grazioli
* 2006: Bishop
* 2007: Benson
* 2008: Fleetwood
* 2009: Mangan
* 2010: Brodie & Tubbs
* 2011: Tubbs
* 2012: Vardy
* 2013: Green
* 2014: Gray
* 2015: Akinde

National League|

* 2016: Amond & Holman
* 2017: Miller
* 2018: Cook
* 2019: McCallum & Rowe
* 2020: Quigley
* 2021: Cheek
* 2022: Mullin

* denotes that totals include Bob Lord Challenge Trophy statistics

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