Liam Maning: Norwich Boss returns to town ‘for success’

The 39-year-old former Norwich Youth player also coached at the Academy in the Arwich before MK at the Oxford United of the third tier when he left participating in City City.

“My first live match here, here’s my first time ticket and I get memorable memories, so if you do everything so you can try to bring the success to people,” he said.

Manning admits that leaving Ashton’s gate is not the easiest decision to have taken the city bristol to the sixth placed finish but also the support given to him after his child’s son in October.

“Any step you make in this game is very difficult in terms of 18 months I have success and obviously a challenge of people there,” he said.

“Apan sa diha nga kami adunay mga panaghisgot (sa Norwich) kung unsa ang hitsura ug ang direksyon – nahibal-an ang club ug ang fanbase ug ang ambisyon dinhi, kini usa ka lisud nga desisyon apan sigurado kini nga tama.”

Norwich finished 13th in the championship last season, 11 points short of games Johannes Johannes Hoffup played in April

“We’re in business results so we can win and we want to win but to keep winning should be conformed with some good habits and processes and a strong culture,” as the new boss.

“You go to the time you want to get to the top six, knowing how to do it – that’s the purpose of the end.”

He will immediately turn his attention to the Norwich squadout for the next time around Josa’s sort of swansea Harry Darry Darry.

“I have a terrible time with Harry in MK Don and he’s wonderful – he’s really the best at the level and no more players at his age or his profile available.

“She has a lot of interest but she is someone for me to be good.”