FILE PHOTO: Premier League - Norwich City v West Ham United - Carrow Road, Norwich, Britain - July 11, 2020 Norwich City manager Daniel Farke and Max Aarons look dejected after the match, as play resumes behind closed doors following the outbreak of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) Pool via REUTERS/Ian Walton
LONDON (Reuters) - Norwich City did not have enough quality in their squad to compete in the Premier League this season and when they got things wrong could be "trash", manager Daniel Farke said after losing at Chelsea on Tuesday for an eighth successive defeat.
"You are always struggling with consistency when your individual quality is not always at the top level," said the Norwich boss, whose side were already relegated at the weekend after a single season back up in the Premier League.
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