Began his professional career at Aberdeen (youth/early senior), but is best known for his long spell at Norwich City, where he became a club legend.
Joined Norwich City in 1986 and was the club’s first-choice goalkeeper through much of the late 1980s and 1990s.
Key contributions include helping Norwich achieve high finishes in the English top flight and memorable runs in domestic cups and European competition (UEFA Cup appearance following their league position in 1993–94).
Made over 400 first-team appearances for Norwich City across all competitions.
International career
Although born in Scotland, Gunn never gained a senior cap for the Scotland national team. He was, however, regarded as one of the top goalkeepers in English club football during his peak years.
After playing
After retiring as a player in the late 1990s, Gunn remained associated with Norwich City in various roles, including youth and coaching positions and later as chairman of the club for a period.
He has been active in charity work; notably he helped establish charitable initiatives following a family tragedy.
Legacy
Remembered as a club icon at Norwich City for his longevity, passionate performances, and loyalty to the club.
Often celebrated by supporters and regularly involved with club events and functions.