Decision comes after Canaries’ defeat to Luton on St Stephen’s Day
The former Aston Villa boss was unable to save the club from relegation from the Premier League and had struggled to win over supporters.
“The club will now work to identify and appoint a new head coach that is able to deliver both the level of performances required to challenge at the top end of the league whilst implementing a consistent style of play.”They won at Swansea in their first match back on December 10 but defeat to Blackburn last week saw tensions between Smith and supporters increase.
The manner of Monday’s loss at Kenilworth Road – when the Canaries conceded in the last minute to a side with 10 men – exacerbated the situation.Coaches Craig Shakespeare and Liam Bramley have also left the club.
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