Holden ‘hugely proud and honoured’ to take lead
Posted: Tuesday, July 7th 2020
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Fielding could face Sunderland
Friday, February 9th 2018
Frank Fielding is back in contention for the Sky Bet Championship clash against Sunderland, says assistant head coach Dean Holden.
The goalkeeper has missed City's last three games because of a groin injury sustained at Pride Park, during the 0-0 draw against Derby County.
He will be assessed on the morning of the game.
Holden has also been buoyed by Eros Pisano and Gary O'Neil as they edge closer to full fitness.
Speaking to BCTV on Friday, Holden said: "Frankie has trained this morning and we will look at him tomorrow morning.
"Pisano has been back in light sessions and O’Neil is back on the training pitch as well so we have one or two back now which is great to see."
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