'I love my group of players' - Baggies boss Mason
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West Bromwich Albion boss Ryan Mason says he "loves" his group of players.
Mason's side travel to Carrow Road on Wednesday to face Norwich, having started the Championship season with three wins, two draws and two defeats.
They conceded a stoppage-time equaliser to draw with Leicester City in their most recent game.
"I love my group of players, I believe in them, I believe in what we're doing," Mason told BBC Radio WM.
"We're in a good place and we really trust what we're doing inside this football club and I'm sure the results are going to come with it.
"We got some results early which can accelerate that but then also the other night walking off the pitch having drew the game, the feeling was that we were the superior team and that's also important."
The Baggies face a Norwich side that have struggled at home, having not won on their own turf so far this season, while Albion have picked up two of their three wins on the road.
"I wasn't aware of it and I don't really care about that stat to be honest," Mason added. "It's a new game, it's a new challenge, they're going to be prepared, they've got a really good manager, a good squad of players.
"I've played there, it's a tough place to go, we know it's going to be a big challenge for us, but as always we believe in ourselves."