Neil Adams' backroom team delighted to be involved
CANARIESâ first-team coach Gary Holt insists the new management team will look to bring a âfeel-goodâ factor back to Norwich City next season.Holt left his job as boss of Falkirk to rejoin the Club after Neil Adamsâ appointment, and was introduced along with Mark Robson to the press on Thursday.
The former City midfielder is looking forward to energising the squad and supporters with attacking football.
âThatâs what you want and thatâs how you win games. We have to entertain â Iâm a firm believer in that. Weâre in the entertainment business so we have to go out and win the games,â he said.
âHopefully weâll bring in attacking flair, a feel-good factor around the place and an enjoyment.â
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Robson, who steps up from his role with the Under-21s on a permanent basis, believes the Championship experience of individuals in the squad will help City greatly come the campaignâs start in August.
âI think the fact that weâve got a lot of players who have played in the Championship is a real bonus,â added the former Barnet manager.
âIt gives us a bit of a head start on a lot of other clubs, given that weâve just come down from the Premier League.
âIâm delighted to be asked to take that role on and Iâm looking forward to the challenge.
Holt also had no hesitation in returning to Norfolk for his third spell with the Canaries.
âItâs one that I didnât think would happen so quickly! Itâs a bit of a shock but when I got the phone call from Neil, it wasnât too hard a decision with my feelings for the Club,â he said.
âIt was a tough decision to leave the role I was doing, but as easier decision because I know the area, know the club and know the person that Iâm going to be working for.â
On his role at Falkirk, he added: âIt was an eye opener. It was a massive learning curve in my coaching pathway, but one I embraced and one I enjoyed. I would not have changed it. It was phenomenal, every single day.â
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