'We're building a house and the foundations aren't good'
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Philippe Clement will take charge of Norwich City at Carrow Road for the first time when Oxford United are the visitors on Tuesday (19:45 GMT).
Clement's first Championship game with the Canaries ended in a 4-1 defeat at Birmingham City on Saturday.
The Belgian has been speaking to the press ahead of the game against the U's, here are some of the key points:
"We know there is a job to be done." Clement says he has fed back to the players what he thought of Saturday's dismal defeat. "We are building a house now, and the foundations are not good."
The head coach said his players lack confidence but do have the right mentality. "We need to work hard to get to that level," he said
Clement admitted it has been a busy six days since he agreed to take over at Carrow Road. "It feels like we have been here four months, in a positive way."
On midfielder Jacob Wright: "I see a talented player who is good on the ball, I need to see how he is off the ball. He is showing in training the right mentality."
Clement said there will be changes to his starting line-up for Tuesday's game.
You can listen to full live commentary of Norwich versus Oxford with BBC Radio Norfolk on FM and DAB. Coverage begins at 19:00 GMT on Tuesday.
