Texaco73

There are a couple of things to disagree with in this post. First: "We ''deserve'' a proper manager." The board should be getting the best candidates that can be enticed or invited to take the post. Given the recent success/stay in the Premier league and a good squad that should be capable of performing better than the first half season, it shouldn''t be difficult to get someone with the skills and desire.I would say that the fans ''deserve'' a proper board, but to suggest that Norwich deserve a decent manager is misguided.  Second: "failing to succeed in a vastly inferior league"This isn''t true. The championship is not vastly inferior. It is only inferior in the revenues it receives. There are a lot of poor teams in the Premier league made up of journeymen/mercenaries that would also struggle in the championship.To suggest that the Championship is poor and that Norwich is better than the division is the same arrogant, deluded bubble that Neil lives in.To get out of the Championship take old fashioned team work/spirit and hard work. Wake up. Norwich isn''t Man City, Chelsea, Liverpool or even Newcastle and have no divine right to anything that haven''t been worked hard for. The Lambert era was a purple patch/golden era but unfortunately the board/infrastructure were not quite as able to capitalize. Houghton should have been good. Did a great job at Newcastle and was unfairly dismissed by them, however for whatever reason it didn''t happen at Norwich. (Expectation from fans after Lambert too high? The board not giving correct support? Changing room politics?)  Until major changes occurs at board level, Norwich will always be participants and not winners.