Johannes Hoff Thorup confirmed he was pleased with his side's performance against Watford, picking up the Canaries' first Sky Bet championship win on home turf.
Callum Doyle, Borja Sainz, Marcelino Núñez and Ben Chrisene were all on the scoresheet in the 4-1 win.
"There were definitely some good moments today, the way we started the game, especially the first 25 minutes was really impressive. The flow in the game, the amount of chances we created, the goals that we scored were really good," Hoff Thorup said.
"As a coach, you also look at the moments in the game, like when we get too passive or we defend too low, so that is of course what we need to improve on. It was a good performance but still some way to go.
"You can use the home crowd here to support you and really push forward, I think that was the difference from last week.
"Even though they scored, I think actually in the few minutes after we were a little bit shakey, but then we started to find our rhythm again and we found a really important goal just before half-time."
The head coach made three changes to his starting 11 that lost away to Swansea last week, one of those bringing in Kellen Fisher for Jack Stacey at right-back.
"I was really pleased with Kellen (Fisher) today, what we needed from him today was a bit of a lower position at full-back, a full-back that can step inside, calm on the ball, where when we use Jack (Stacey), it's more like a player on the last line who can thread in behind, be a threat with crosses.
"We thought it was better for the shape of the team today, against the five back line from Watford, with more of a striker on the last line, so that was the reason behind it. I think he did well, he showed composure on the ball and was also great in his duels.
"They were beautiful goals, it's not just goals coming out of nothing, it's a collective game where we open up space for each other, there are great passes and it doesn't matter who scores the goals, it's just important we create a big chance."
Second-half substitute Onel Hernández only managed seven minutes on the pitch, before exiting the pitch after a knock.
"Onel felt something in his hamstring and we could see that he was struggling a little bit to get started again but, I think, just from talking to him very briefly, it's not that serious but you never know and we wanted to reduce the risk."