BBC Sport
Broken football clubs are not fixed by a new head coach.
Even Norwich City fans of a certain age are struggling to recall a time when the club was in such disarray.
The mire in which the club finds itself is cavernously deep, yet those in power appear to think by sacking Liam Manning, the ire of the supporters will be sated.
They are wrong, again.
I say again because wrong decisions, misguided assumptions, and bad communications are currently what they do best.
Manning had to go, of course he did, as would any head coach who had overseen such a record-breaking run of defeats, but even then those in power at the club prevaricated in the forlorn and nonsensical hope things would miraculously…
