Norwich striker Grant Holt rises above the taunts to score twice and help fire the Canaries to victory at Swansea It was one person's comment, but as usual, some people can't handle banter. Trailing to a 23rd-minute goal from Danny Graham, Norwich were good value for a win that provided manager Paul Lambert with his third double of the season. Holt's 47th-minute header from Elliott Ward's sublime cross levelled matters and after the unfortunate Neil Taylor had deflected Anthony Pilkington's shot past Michel Vorm, Elliott Bennett set up Holt for his ninth league goal of the season. Graham's 87th-minute penalty set up a grandstand finale in which John Ruddy pulled off one remarkable save from Steven Caulker and Graham fluffed his lines from barely half a dozen yards. It would have been rough justice on Norwich. They out-passed Swansea, pressurised play-maker Leon Britton, from start to finish, and might have had half a dozen more had it not have been for the heroics of Vorm. Holt said: "A few things have been said this week about how we've turned into a long-ball team. It's absolutely ridiculous. We play in certain ways against certain sides. You saw here, we changed to a diamond, pressed them high and tore them apart for 25 minutes. Swansea flew out to Tenerife on Sunday for a week of warm weather training. Although 30 points is more than Brendan Rodgers could have hoped for at this stage of the season, the Northern Irishman said: "We can't afford to daydream. It's what I have always said. There's still a hell of a lot of work to do. Of course we have put ourselves in a brilliant position with 13 games to go and that's why I can't be overly critical or disappointed, as where we're sat now is quite incredible.