BBC Sport
New Norwich head coach Philippe Clement is a “realist” who will not be afraid to “ruffle a few feathers” at Carrow Road if necessary, according to the club’s former striker Chris Sutton.
The Belgian, previously manager of Scottish giants Rangers, has been appointed on a contract to run until 2029, replacing Liam Manning, who was sacked earlier this month.
Sutton’s work covering Scottish football meant he kept a keen eye on Clement’s 16-month stint at Ibrox.
“Norwich have got a manager with vast experience,” Sutton told BBC Radio Norfolk.
“Right now Norwich are in a relegation scrap. He’s the type of manager who will come in, assess what he’s got and won’t play fantasy football. He’ll be…
