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MARTIN: THE FANS HAVE DESERVED FAR BETTER

PRIDE: Martin says Norwich players have to regain it

By Paul Eddison
NORWICH have to restore pride in the jersey if they are to make a promotion tilt next term, according to skipper Russell Martin.
Following relegation last year, an immediate return to the Premier League was the objective and the 31-year-old defender admits missing out on the play-offs constitutes a failed campaign.
Alex Neil lost his job last month as a result, with Alan Irvine taking the reins on a caretaker basis. A new boss will not be appointed until the end of the current season, though director of football Stuart ...

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