Darren Terrington 
              was an Associate Schoolboy with Norwich City in 1996 when the club's 
              financial crisis hit and Darren was released at the age of 15. The 
              then Sprowston High School pupil (see also 
Paul 
              Clayton, 
Danny Mills, 
Matthew 
              Wright) continued to play football, this time with Anglian Combination 
              side St Andrews. 
              
              Impressive form in the Anglian Combination led to him signing for 
              Wroxham and playing primarily for their Reserves and A team. A spectacular 
              burst of form and goals led to a call-up into the Wroxham first-team 
              in November and soon he was signed on contract terms. He played 
              in the FA Vase for Wroxham against Chasetown and became regular 
              in the first team scoring regularly. He hoped to follow in the footsteps 
              of former Wroxham star Paul Warne (now with Rotherham) and turn 
              professional. Although only 18, he hoped that he would win a place 
              in Norwich City's Under 19 academy side. Darren has also played 
              for Norfolk Youth. 
              
              From 
Teamtalk: 
"Norwich 
              City have stepped up their bid to take talented Striker Darren Terrington 
              to Carrow Road. The Canaries wanted to field the 18 year old in 
              the reserves this week, but his club have rejected the approach. 
              Norwich let him go three years ago after he had been initially on 
              the clubs books, but he has blossomed this season and has been in 
              a rich scoring vein for the Jewson League side. City's youth development 
              officer Colin Watts has said: " We are trying to do everything we 
              can and are being obstructed." Wroxham boss Bruce Cunningham countered: 
              " The boy is contracted to us and he is prepared to let me do the 
              guidance. I don't want to get involved in a confrontation with Norwich 
              and the last thing I want to do is hold up the boy's career." Meanwhile 
              a Third Division club are apparently on his trail and former Wroxham 
              striker John Deehan is also keeping tabs 
              on the situation in his position as Sheffield United coach.  
              
              
              Darren played for Norwich City reserves against Portsmouth on May 
              6th 1999 and scored the first goal in a 2-1 victory. Darren returned 
              to Carrow Road for pre-season training in July 1999 with the prospect 
              of a full time contract if he impresses. Should he impress, he would 
              be placed initially in the club's Under 19 academy side. Darren 
              played for Norwich City Reserves in their opening clash of the 1999/2000 
              season against Bristol Rovers but could not manage a goal in a 0-0 
              draw. Darren was chosen for the April 2000 clash with Millwall but 
              came off injured after 20minutes without being able to show the 
              Canaries what he could do
              
              As time progressed, Darren could no longer expect a first team place 
              automatically at Wroxham. In the summer of 2003, he stepped down 
              into local junior football and joined St Andrews of the Anglian 
              Combination. He transferred to Cromer in December 2003 and scored 
              on his debut in the 3-0 defeat of Blofield.