Thorup unhappy with Norwich defence in Plymouth loss
Johannes Hoff Thorup's side have won just two of their past 10 games
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Norwich City head coach Johannes Hoff Thorup says he is unhappy with how his side defended in their 2-1 loss at struggling Plymouth Argyle.
The defeat by the Championship's bottom side leaves the Canaries in 11th place, eight points off the play-off places with six games to play.
"It sums up our weakness as a team - and that's to defend all those situations where the ball is brought into the box from the opposition, second ball situations, third ball situations we really, really struggle as a team to defend that," he told BBC Radio Norfolk:
"It tells a bit of a story because up until the first goal we have the control of the game exactly as we want, we created an amount of situations in the box and had a couple of crosses where were very close to getting a foot or head to it.
"Then it's probably the first situation around our goal and they score a goal, and that's been the story of the season.
"I'm tired that our defensive line cannot keep troubles away."