Norman George Corbett (23 June 1919 – June 1990) was a Scottish footballer who played as a right-half.^[1]

Born in Camelon, Falkirk, as a schoolboy Corbett captained the Falkirk team that won the Scottish Schools Trophy. He also played for Scotland Boys. He signed for Heart of Midlothian at the age of 15^[2] although never played a competitive first team game for the Edinburgh club. While farmed out at Musselburgh Athletic, he played for Scotland Juniors three times (including twice as captain, the youngest-ever player to do so).^[3]

Corbett played for West Ham United between April 1937 and 1950. In a career that was badly affected by World War II, he made a total of 306 appearances for the club, including war competitions, scoring eight goals.^[4] He won a Football League War Cup winners medal in 1940, although he did not appear in the final, and was an ever-present for the Irons during the 1947–48 season.^[2]

After the outbreak of the war, Corbett served as a volunteer with the Essex Regiment, and guested for Southampton.^[2]

Corbett played his last League game for West Ham against Cardiff City on 15 April 1950, and appeared only for the reserve team after that. He later became a coach and joined Clapton.^[2]

Norman Corbett was brother of Hammers player David (who was also a right-half) and Willie, who guested for the club during World War II.^[2]