Norwich boss Paul Lambert will consider all legitimate means to keep the Canaries from being one season wonders in the top flight. "We have to have another way of playing as well, that is important for us. With the level we are going to, I don't think you can have it set in stone one way you are going to play," Lambert said.
"We are going to have to hang in unbelievably in certain games, but also we have got to try to win games.
"That is the main point, you play football to win.
"You can do it and be playing great, I am just not so sure you can keep on doing that, sometimes you might have to win ugly, which you will take."
Lambert added: "We have earned the right to play these teams, so we have got to give it a go.
"You also have to be sensible about it because you are up against established teams with world-class players.
"But we are not going to go anywhere and think we will get turned over."
