we’re really disappointed: Gunn gives thoughts on Rotherham loss
Norwich City goalkeeper Angus Gunn shared his team’s disappointment after the Canaries failed to equalize against Millers. Asked to sum up his performance, Gunn said, “It wasn’t good enough. I was really disappointed in the dressing room after the game.” “Especially after the first half we didn’t perform well and were bullied and they scored two rough goals
which we managed to hold off.” “I’m really disappointed and upset but there’s nothing I can do until Stoke play at home.” Today’s Citystopper start means Gunn has made 100 appearances in the Norwich shirt during his two years at the club. “He didn’t think he played 100 games, so that’s nice, but it would have been nice to have closed it out with a win.” “I’m really proud to represent the club and I hope there will be more positive games than this one.” Gunn will be part of Steve Clarke’s Scotland squad as Tartan Army faces Cyprus and England at the upcoming international break. “Now it’s an opportunity for some players to leave the team, but for some players it’s an opportunity to stay on the training
ground, train hard and get healthier.” “I’m going to Glasgow tomorrow and I’m looking forward to meeting the team and spending a few more minutes with the national team.” “It will be two important games and I hope we can win two more.”
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Danny Batth and Ui-jo Hwang join Canaries
Norwich have signed defender Danny Batth from Sunderland and forward Ui-jo Hwang on loan from Nottingham Forest.
Batth, 32, has joined on a one-year deal with the option of a further year.
South Korea international Hwang, 31, who has scored 17 goals in 51 games for his country, has joined for the rest of the season.
Centre-back Danny Batth began his career at Wolves and played 212 games for the club as they gained promotion from League One to the Premier League.
“We are very happy to bring Danny to the club to strengthen our defensive options,” Canaries boss David Wagner told the club’s website.
“He is a player with experience and quality, and great character that will be valuable as we look to build upon the work we have started already this season.
“Hwang has great pedigree and experience at the very top level of both club and international football. We are excited by his quality and look forward to seeing him with our group.”
Norwich are second in the Championship after an unbeaten start, with three wins and a draw so far.
