Former Arsenal and Football Association chairman David Dein is visiting Dereham Sixth Form College to talk about leadership.
Mr Dein will probably be faced with many questions about Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger's future during the talk in the college's hall from noon to 1pm on Tuesday, March 28. The London club are currently facing a crisis after losing 10-2 on aggregate to Bayern Munich in the Champions League.
The college has implemented an innovative series of guest lectures this year delivered by experts in the field, including university professors. This is the final lecture of the series and will be open to all students.
It's not the first time Mr Dein has been in the region, as he visited the College of West Anglia in King's Lynn two years ago to talk to students. He also opened the newly refurbished sports hall at nearby St Clement's High School in Terrington St Clement.
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