Mark Fowler may not be as famous as Chris Woods, Joe Corrigan or Kevin Keelan. However the 17 year old keeper for Norfolk junior side Harford Tornadoes and Anglian Combination team Sprowston Athletic may become a star with a promising future. Mark was a Canary schoolboy in a side run by Mike Sutton - father of Chris. He suffered a ruptured cruciate ligament injury which forced him out of action for two years. He has returned to action and has saved a number of penalties as the Tornadoes reached the finals of the Anglia Auto Trader Floodlit Cup. His performances have gained the attention of Dave Stringer and he had a trial with the Norwich City A team during the 1996/97 season.

Mark later signed for Sprowston Athletic of the Anglian Combination and was their player of the year in 1998/99. In the summer of 1999, he joined ambitious Anglian Combination Premier Division side Cromer replacing Robert Woodcock. Mark has also played for Wroxham's Reserve team, where he obviously impressed as he signed permanently for Wroxham in the summer of 2001

In the autumn of 2003, Mark returned to Cromer.