By Ben Campbell

Wanderers Head Coach Ian Culverhouse has been named in Norwich City's greatest XI of all time.

The right-back spent nearly ten years at the Canaries and during his time with the East Anglian club he played a major part in their thrilling Uefa Cup run in 1993, including putting in a great performance in their famous 2-1 win over Bayern Munich in the Olympic Stadium.

The club's best XI was announced at Carrow Road yesterday afternoon and 'Cully's' name was amongst other Norwich greats such as World Cup winner Martin Peters, Ian Crooks, Mike Walker and present winger Darren Huckerby.

The 43-year-old was a hugely popular figure with the fans at Norwich and he was recognised by the club in 1991 after he was awarded with the Canaries' Player of the Season in 1991. Since leaving the club 'Cully' has also been inaugurated into the club's Hall of Fame.