Q: How does it feel seeing a fellow Canary and goalkeeper leave the Club? Sarah Neave, Wymondham
Matthew: It's disappointing to lose a friend and a colleague from the Club, but on the positive side of things Joe is moving on to further his career.

Q: Do you have to have big hands to be a goalkeeper?
Sam, Thorpe
Matthew: Not necessarily, but it does help!

Q: What is the most memorable moment in your career to date? Paul Boulton, Swindon
Matthew: Probably playing in the fifth round of the FA Cup for Rochdale against Wolves.

Q: How good are the young goalkeepers coming through the Norwich City Academy? Simon Peach, King's Lynn
Matthew: They are excellent. We have two young England 'keepers there who have very good prospects.

Q: Which ground would you play on apart from Carrow Road? George Wilson, Stowmarket
Matthew: I would like to play at Old Trafford, it's a fantastic stadium.

Q: I would like to know if you are a bit of a joker and if so what is the best joke you have played on your team-mates? Blair Luther-Veitch, Wymondham
Matthew: I'm definitely a bit of a joker, but I'd rather keep the jokes that I have played on the lads in the dressing room!

Q: Some people say 'keepers are over protected during games now, do you agree? Colin, Old Buckenham
Matthew: Yes. You get the slightest knock now and you get a free kick. I'd like to see a bit of the old-fashioned grit and get on with it.

Q: Who would you say is the best goalkeeper in the world now? Ashley Lucas, Great Yarmouth
Matthew: That's a really hard question! In terms of English football I have trained with Jussi Jaaskelainen and I think he has been quality for years but I think David James is a great goalkeeper as well.

Q: If you could be a professional sportsman in any other sport what would it be and why? Lee, Old Catton
Matthew: I'd be a snooker player. I'm a big snooker fan. It takes a lot of dedication and commitment and it is such a skill to master. It would be good to be as great as the professionals

Q: What's it like having Crofty as a neighbour? Keith, Bury St Edmunds
Matthew: He's not bad, well not as bad as I thought he would be. He is good if you need some tea bags and a cup of sugar. Although his dog does come rampaging through the gardens!

Ched Evans will be the Canary facing your questions in the Preston programme on February 2. If you want to ask Ched a question and see your name in 'On The Ball' please e-mail your question to: quizacanary@ncfc-canaries.co.uk