Paulton Rovers boss: It's going to be a bit tight today

Here is the first picture of the changing room that awaits Paul Lambert's Norwich when they arrive at Winterfield Road today.

Paulton manager Andrew Jones believes that the facility will be '10 times smaller' than the League One Canaries are used to – although the hosts have gone out of their way to make it homely for their visitors by carrying out a steam clean earlier this week.

Still, it promises to be a tight squeeze for former Champions League winner Lambert, who is well aware of the effect that the luxury or otherwise of the changing room can have on a team's performance.

His first task as manager of former club Colchester was to make drastic changes to the changing rooms at the recently-built Weston Community Homes stadium in a bid to halt a poor home record that Lambert felt was some way explained by the tranquil surroundings of the away-team dressing room.

The Scotsman ordered that the area was halved in size, devoid of all electricity and painted a gloomy battleship grey.

Somerset-based Yeovil Town were one of the first sides to play at the venue after the changes were made. They lost 2-1.

Glovers boss Terry Skiverton said after the match: "I was angry with the way we played but I'm not blaming the changing rooms. My favourite ship is HMS Belfast, so the decor was right up my street!"