Norwich manager Alex Neil felt his side missed another opportunity to exit the drop zone following their 1-0 defeat by Swansea on Saturday. Neils side are without a win in 10 games in all competitions, having lost nine of those, and sit 18th in the Premier League, a point from safety.The Scot had no excuses for the defeat, consigned by Gylfi Sigurdssons second-half strike at the Liberty Stadium. Gylfi Sigurdsson celebrates having scored the only goal of the game Asked if it felt like a missed opportunity, Neil told Sky Sports: Its felt that way for the last few matches. Im not going to stand here and make excuses. We didnt take the opportunities we had and unfortunately Swansea manager to go and score a goal. I was really disappointed [with the goal]. I felt up until that point Swansea hadnt really created anything. Report: Swansea 1-0 Norwich Swansea moved nine points clear of the Premier League relegation zone with a 1-0 win over Norwich Other than the goal I think they had the free-kick from Sigurdsson where John [Ruddy] makes a good save. Other than that I cant remember too much in terms of a threat on our goal. Im really disappointed.It was a straight match-up all over the pitch and you could see from both sets of players how hard they worked and how much it meant to them. But once again we find ourselves on the wrong end of the result. Soccer Saturday reaction: Swansea 1-0 Norwich Norwich, promoted to the Premier League last season through the play-offs, face Manchester City at Carrow Road next, and Neil is desperate to give the fans something to cheer about.Theyve been great. Im just disappointed we couldnt give them anything to shout about in terms of the result but weve got nine games left and we need to keep fighting. 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Paul Griffin will continue to serve as interim AD until Stansbury arrives in late November or early December, and also will assist with the transition.This is home, said Stansbury, a native of Oakville, Canada. This is where I found who I was.He takes over an athletic program that has faced budget and attendance issues; has a new mens basketball coach, Josh Pastner; and is coming off a dismal 3-9 year in football, though the Yellow Jackets did win their first three games this season heading into Thursday nights contest showdown with No. 5 Clemson.One of Stansburys most pressing concerns will be an increasingly competitive landscape when it comes to athletic facilities. Clemson recently opened a lavish new football training facility, while Georgia is building a state-of-the-art indoor practice structure.They happen to be two of Georgia Techs biggest rivals.Its important that your facilities are in sync with facilities at your competitors, but its also important that youre true to yourself and who you are, Stansbury said. Whats important is understanding who you are, what fits for you and make sure youre providing the best facilities for your coaches and student-athletes to be successful. That doesnt necessarily mean you need a waterfall in your locker room.He said his experience at Oregon State and Central Florida, both overshadowed in their own states by better-funded athletic programs, would help him deal with the challenges of competing with not only other college teams but the abundance of professional sports options in Atlanta.ddddddddddddStansbury said he will also work to enhance the Total Sports Program that Rice developed at Georgia Tech with the goal of ensuring that student-athletes were prepared for life beyond the field or court. The new AD came up with the Everyday Champions initiative in his previous jobs, though he quipped that I have a feeling its going to revert back to the Total Person Program.Stansbury said he will work to set up corporate partnerships that not only bring in much-needed revenue to the athletic program but allow executives to work with student-athletes, teaching them the skills theyll need for the business world and identifying those who might be worthy of bringing on board after they graduate.I think that will work well in Atlanta, just looking at the skyline, Stansbury said. I think there will be partners who are interested in the talent were producing.His ties to Georgia Tech actually go back to when he was 10 years old. On a vacation trip to Florida, Stansburys parents stopped by the school and let their son watch football practice. Even though he was Canadian largely focused on hockey, he knew right away thats what he wanted to do.When reports surfaced that Bobinski was leaving for Purdue, having served less than 3 1/2 years as Georgia Techs athletic director, Stansbury began getting early morning calls on the West Coast.Georgia Tech President Bud Peterson made it clear that Stansbury was the top candidate all along.I believe that this is one of those rare golden moments in life where opportunity meets ambition, Peterson said. We welcome Todd Stansbury home.---Follow Paul Newberry on Twitter at www.twitter.com/pnewberry1963 . His work can be found at http://bigstory.ap.org/content/paul-newberry .---AP College Football website: www.collegefootball.ap.org ' ' '