Seb Muddel

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Seb Muddel is a youth level footballer currently a scholar at Norwich City FC. Being one of the first players to be signed for the Norwich City academy he was soon released. Following his release he took up Simon Clifford's infamous Brazilian Soccer that has produced the likes of Theo Walcott and Micah Richards, his father Paul was the head coach at the Norwich franchise and they won the first ever LEGO cup with team-mates Johnathon Miller, Ross Bilham, Mitch Goose, Craig McKail and Kane Taylor. The final was dramatic and went to penalties. Seb was soon re-signed by Norwich and in 2005 signed as a 2 year scholar. He became the youngest Norwich player in history when playing for Norwich City reserves at the age of 15.


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Seb Muddel at Brazilian Soccer Schools[1]

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