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Hamilton signs two year deal
Bryan Hamilton: Hoping to turnaround Canary fortunes
Norwich City have appointed former Northern Ireland boss Bryan Hamilton as manager on a permanent basis.
TV cook Delia Smith and her husband own a majority shareholding in the club which is hoping for a radical turnaround in fortunes.
Hamilton had been working as a caretaker coach at the former European campaigners since Bruce Rioch parted company with the club last month.
Hamilton's first game in charge saw Norwich win 2-0 at arch-rivals Ipswich, although they were beaten at home by the First Division's bottom club, Swindon, in his next match and have remained in mid-table since
The former international boss has been vying to get back into full-time management since being replaced as NI boss by Lawrie McMenemy.
 Canaries beat Ipswich in Hamilton's first game as manager |
The couple invested �4m in the club which was reputed to be losing up to �4,500 per day.
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