Peter Grant New Norwich Manager

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    Peter Grant has won the race to become the new manager of Norwich City.

    Norwich have been considering a number of candidates, but they have opted for West Ham United's current assistant manager.

    The former Canaries midfielder will start his new job next week, with current caretaker Martin Hunter taking charge of Saturday's game with Queens Park Rangers.

    "I'm absolutely delighted at the opportunity to manage a great club like Norwich," he told City's website.

    "I can't wait to get started - I'm raring to go and looking forward to getting stuck into the challenge of getting the club back up the table and challenging for promotion.

    "Norwich were the first club to bring me to England as a player and I thoroughly enjoyed my time at Carrow Road.

    "It's the fantastic people around the place as well as the massive potential of the club that's combined to tempt me away from The Premiership."
     
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