Former Rangers manager Philippe Clement has pleaded for calm after being confronted by growing supporter unrest following Norwich City's 1-0 home defeat to Portsmouth.
Norwich City manager Philippe Clement has called for calm following growing fan unrest and boos after a 1-0 home loss to Portsmouth. Frustrated supporters voiced their anger at the final whistle at Carrow Road, increasing pressure on the former Rangers boss following a disappointing run of results.
Clement praised the fans' backing during the match and acknowledged their post-game frustration, noting that panic would only worsen the club's situation. He stressed that Norwich must remain composed, become more ruthless in the final third, and rebuild confidence across the remaining 36 league games.
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