THE fourth chapter of Squadcast is launched today (2pm), with skipper Grant Holt, right-back Russell Martin and Norwich-born midfielder Matt Gill discussing the best manager they've worked under, the best players they've played alongside, up against and whether they've considered going into management.
As a taster to the fourth chapter, we'll reveal some of their answers:
Who's the best manager you've worked under - excluding Paul Lambert?
Russell Martin: I've played under a few different ones. Tony Adams who didn't really say a word until matchday. Darren Ferguson last year was really good, really intense, a perfectionist really, goes over everything all the time and training was good. John Gorman as well was just fantastic for me, a nice guy, a bit too nice at times.
Grant Holt: You learn different things from different managers. Rochdale when I was there with Steve Parkin, he was very much in your face, told you what he thought in the dressing room. He was good for me, he gave me the kick up the backside where I needed to not rest of my laurels, do different things. I owe a lot to him because he put me on that track not to rest and say I'm at Rochdale in League Two and that's it, without him I probably wouldn't have got a move.
Matt Gill: I've worked under a few. Barry Fry was shouting and screaming to Paul Tisdale last year who never raised his voice once in three years I played under him. You do take bits from every manager. Probably Tis (Tisdale) was the one for me, had most success under him anyway.
Have you thought about going into management in the future?
RM: I definitely want to stay on in football. Whether it is a coach or at youth team level, I want to be a manager if I can. I've done a few of my coaching badges already but I'm still young though. It's a long process, it takes time. Whether you have to start at the lowest level or you get a job at league level, I'd love to take it on and see how difficult it actually is.
GH: You'd like to do it, if you could. I've got a course on to do my coaching badges. It's getting the opportunities, I'm sure it's a lot more difficult than it looks really. Just to have that opportunity to do it and see what you can do.
Watch the video of Chapter One on Canaries Player. Read the answers to the Premier League title tace and their respective boydhood idols.
Watch the video of Chapter Two on Canaries Player. Read the lads answers to the best stadiums they've played in.
Watch the video of Chapter Three on Canaries Player. Read whether the players have set goal celebrations and them dishing the dirt on their team-mates.
The final part of series will be released next week where they answer some viewers questions and discuss pre-match routines and superstitions, so stay tuned to canaries.co.uk and Canaries Player.
Canaries Player features match highlights and live audio commentary of every Norwich City match - both home and away, as well as pre and post-match interviews with manager Paul Lambert and his squad. Canaries Player is available for £34.99 a year or £3.99 a month.
You can email us your views on Squadcast to webmaster@ncfc-canaries.co.uk and submit any questions you've liked asked in future. Congratulations to 'waclor' who wins a signed item for posing the question, "What do you think have been the major factors in Paul Lambert turning the team around since his arrival?" which is answered in the final chapter.
