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Having come from 2-0 down to draw with Hoffenheim in their previous game, Norwich found themselves 3-0 down at half-time against St Pauli, and although Jonathan Rowe pulled one back, they could not reduce the deficit further.
“In some moments of the game, the performance was at a very high level, especially at the beginning of the match, and then in some moments of the game it was too low
He continued: “I’d rather go down that road than just give the ball away and then it is more up to random situations. The way we are going to approach the game is that it has to be not random.
“The way we see things is that we can train everything in football and we can prepare these players for more or less every situation in football, and that’s
While a number of transfer targets have been identified, departures also seem likely before the new season begins in August.
The club’s policy has been to develop and sell players, with the likes of Emiliano Buendía, Max Aarons and Andrew Omobamidele having been sold in recent years.
There is currently speculation over the futures of Gabriel Sara, Josh Sargent and Jonathan Rowe, who have been linked with Premier League clubs.
BBC Radio Norfolk’s Rob Butler
It’s fair to say Norwich City fans have been hard to please over the last couple of seasons.
Dean Smith didn’t light any fires at Carrow Road, he was followed in the head coach hot seat by David Wagner who took the club to a respectable sixth-place finish in the Championship.
The play-offs beckoned but when the Canaries were soundly beaten by Leeds United in