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CLEMENT FULL OF CONFIDENCE

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The Football League Paper Team
25 October 2026

NORWICH halted a run of six straight losses – five in the league – with a comeback that boss Philippe Clement was always confident of.
He said: “I was 1,000 per cent sure, if that is possible. I really believe in the quality of this group. We could have had many more goals than we have. It is my job to keep this ship stable when there are the doom scenarios.
“I saw, when I came in, what that can lead to in the dressing room. I’m fully confident in this group of players. They still need to learn a lot but that’s normal with the ages we have.
“We scored three good goals and it could have been mo...

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