In brief: Pre-Norwich City home press conference

DEAN HOLDEN

- Holden says City's players should be very proud of their efforts at Manchester City

- Assistant head coach disappointed by the late goal but says the key was to be still in the tie at Ashton Gate

- Holden says it's back to the "bread and butter" of the league this weekend, aiming to end the run of four straight defeats

- Coach reports no fresh injuries but says there are some tired legs

- Liam Walsh has settled in well, reports Holden

- City are still trying to add to their squad, adds the assistant head coach

MARLON PACK

- Pack says he's still tired after Tuesday but adds he'll be ready to go again against Norwich

- Midfielder says he was proud when he heard he was singled out for praise from Pep Guardiola

- "I've got the video of him talking about me and I'm showing it to everyone I know," grins the midfield man

- He adds: "My name is quite short so perhaps it's easy to remember!"

- Pack says the players aren't too down about their four straight defeats, insisting the confidence and morale remains high

- He adds: "Norwich are a good side who have been performing well recently and they're our only focus now."

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