Norwich boss Manning 'tired of waiting'

Norwich boss Liam Manning left Bristol City in the summer to return to his boyhood club

Norwich City manager Liam Manning has said he is "tired of waiting" for his side's home fortunes to change following their 3-2 loss to Wrexham.

Jack Stacey put the Canaries 1-0 up at half-time but three unanswered goals from Wrexham in the second period succumbed Norwich to their fourth straight loss at Carrow Road.

Jovon Makama scored a late consolation for the hosts.

"We were far too passive, we don't step up and take responsibility," said Manning to BBC Radio Norfolk after the match. "That 15 minutes [after half time] cost us.

"We're not quite where we need to be and I'm a bit hurt, angry, frustrated and a bit tired of waiting.

"We've got to all take responsibility, step up and change it because today wasn't good enough."