Holt, 30, will again lead the Canaries' attack against Bolton today after turning down a transfer window move to SPL giants Rangers.  Celtic legend Lambert said: "Everybody wants to play in the Premier League and Grant is no different.  "The Rangers bid was nowhere near our valuation but I told Grant what was going on and he gave absolutely no indication that he wanted to talk to them.  "If he had it might have been different. A move to Rangers might have been attractive to a lot of players but they are not as strong as they used to be.  "Holt has waited a long time to get into the Premier League and it's great for him to be playing here, considering where he has come from.  "So while it was a flattering offer, I never expected him to want to leave. Mind you, if it had been Celtic, I would have driven him up there myself!"  Holt has already hit nine goals and Lambert is confident there are plenty more to come.  He added: "Grant has done great and I would love him to score 20 or more.  "He is a typical old-fashioned No 9 but I think he has a bit more about his game than that. He has stepped up and he is thriving on it."  Lambert is also backing his team to bounce back from their 3-0 defeat at Sunderland on Wednesday.  The Scot said: "That defeat hurt everybody but I've got absolutely no worries about these lads.  "They have never let me down and they will just pick themselves up and go again.  "I could give you nine million reasons why we lost at Sunderland. But the bottom line is we just got done.  "We got beat by the better side and now we have to come straight out of the blocks and rectify it against Bolton."
NORWICH boss Paul Lambert is backing Grant Holt to hit 20 goals this season after the striker turned down SPL move