Stuart Muff was a goalkeeper
with the Norfolk Youth Team for many years in the mid to late
1980s and trained at Norwich Citys Center of Excellence.
After watching a Sunday League game in which Stuart played for
Harford Tornadoes, Keith Webb approached
him to join the Norwich City youth team. Following my few weeks
training with the Norwich City Youth team, my one appearance was
as goalkeeper against Portsmouth City Youth, which we won (at
Trowse) 3-2
However Mike
Walker chose Jason Batty to be the
regular youth team keeper and Stuart left City. After an unsuccessful
trial with Lincoln City, he then gave up football
Stuart wrote to me
saying "Music was my other passion along with football
and following many years in sales and management and then building
my own VoIP telecoms company, I decided to take the plunge into
music and produced a Best Of The 80s outdoor
concert in summer 2005 and started managing singer Ben Volpeliere-Pierrot,
setting up a heritage record label and signing Right Said Freds
album (which we then never actually released!). I still run my
own double Grammy Award winning record label, Megafan Records,
with signed artists Chaka Khan, with whom we won for Funk
This, Best R&B Album and Best R&B
performance by a duo (with Mary J. Blige) Grammys in 2008,
Curiosity Killed The Cat (now re-formed and on tour in Europe
2010) and Ivor Novello Award Winner and several time
singer with Artful Dodger, Robbie Craig. Working
with amazing artists like Chaka Khan and developing projects like
her up-coming retail clothing line and Here Come The Girls
tour is fantastic"