Jonathan Rowe says the players have to show pride and decorum in the final three games of this season.
Norwich City travel to Leicester City on Wednesday night after suffering relegation, with a 2-0 away defeat at Aston Villa, and then following that up with 4-0 home defeat to West Ham United.
Rowe, who has broken into the first team and played 13 games this season, says the position the club finds itself in the table is unacceptable and the team have to show the fans that they are still fighting.
“I think it is a tough time for all of us at the moment as a club: the fans, the staff, the players. It is not the ideal situation to be in at all. I think that it is unacceptable that we have got to this point, but all we can do is focus on the future and look forward to what we can control. What is done, is done, that is the past.
“We have got to make ourselves better for whatever we face and we come up against Leicester on Wednesday and the team will be looking to change our ways.
“I just think it is all about our pride and decorum. We need to let the fans know that we are still fighting for this club and to keep our dignity about us. Make sure that we give our all out on the pitch. I think we are all capable of doing that. We just have to show that on the pitch now. The time for talking is done. It has long gone. It is about making our words into action.”