Career
He is currently chairman of Ipswich-based club Whitton United. Norwich City
Fox made his senior debut for Norwich City during the 1986-1987 season in a Full Members Cup match against Coventry City and made his league debut against Oxford United at Carrow Road a few days later. After several seasons of being a substitute and finding it difficult to hold down a regular first team spot, he eventually established himself and played an important part in the 1992-1993 and 1993-1994 campaigns, which were two of the best in the club"s history.
He was a fast, tricky winger who was a handful for defenders and provided good crosses.
Newcastle United
Fox left Norwich on 2 February 1994 to join Newcastle United for a fee of £2,250,000. He scored 10 league goals in the 1994-1995 season, as the Magpies finished sixth and just missed out on another European campaign having led the league for the first quarter of the season, but the arrival of David Ginola in June 1995 left Fox facing a fight for regular first team action.
He did, however, play five times for the Magpies the following season. Tottenham Hotspur
Fox signed for Tottenham Hotspur on 6 October 1995 in a deal worth £4.25million.
His fee made him Tottenham"s second most costly player at the time, behind Chris Armstrong whose £4.5million deal had been concluded just a few months earlier.
West Bromwich Albion
Fox found it difficult to settle at White Hart Lane and he was constantly linked with moves away from Tottenham Hotspur before joining West Bromwich Albion at the start of the 2000-2001 season. He helped them to promotion in 2001-2002, before being released at the end of the season. He subsequently retired from playing professionally, and instead ran a restaurant in his hometown of Ipswich.
Fox played for Montserrat and was named its head coach in October 2004.
He also scouts for players in England who are eligible to play for Montserrat. He scored for his adopted nation in a 5–4 defeat against Antigua on 2 November 2004.
He was formerly coach of non-league Whitton United F.C., who play in the Ridgeons League. He left some time during 2008 and was replaced by number 2 Ronnie Mauge who has also since moved on.
As of April 2010, Fox was reported to be working as a personal trainer in Ipswich Harrier under 7s running club
He now runs a successful lockup in Streatham, as featured on Alan Shearef Meets The Yardies.