Graham Scales and fellow coach Tony Head had worked for Colchester United before being approached by Roy Massey and Gordon Bennett to set up a centre for coaching on Norwich's behalf in the Brentwood area. Gordon Bennett always enthused at the amount of footballing talent there was in the Essex and East London area and in his words said, " all we want is our share". This was set up at the Clearview Centre and both Darel Russell and Russell Penn attended

Graham later moved to Potters Bar working at Norwich's centre of excellence there run by Roy Massey. Other coaches were Eddie Clayton and Les Hawkes. It was a successful centre with Pitshou Ngopwani, Clayton Fortune, Calum Mooniaruck, Dean Sinclair, Damien Batt and Lee Blackburn all attending. The centre was eventually shut down to FA regulations over the travelling times for young players and Graham moved on to work for Barnet. Roy Massey went to Arsenal and Les Hawkes joined Wimbledon.