Diss schoolboy Andrew Fisk joined Norwich City's Academy as a full-time scholar in July 2004. Academy Director Ricky Martin said "Andy's one who at first found it hard to gain a place in the Academy and was even released at one stage. But within the year he was back in and hasn't looked back since. He was a major part of the FA Youth Cup team last year and produced an outstanding performance against Manchester United - and all while still a schoolboy," said Martin of his all-action midfield charge.

Andrew was awarded his first professional contract with the Canaries at the beginning of April 2006 and celebrated with a goal for the Reserves against Arsenal on 3rd April 2006.

Andrew was loaned to Keith Webb's Kings Lynn in December 2006 for the remainder of the 2006/7 season.

Andrew was released by the Canaries at the end of the 2006/7 season. After trials with Barnet and Cambridge United, Andrew rejoined Lynn on trial in July 2007 playing in the 5-1 defeat to Cambridge City. He signed a one year contract with the Linnets at the end of July 2007.