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PACK’S UPBEAT OVER THE REBUILT ROBINS

CHAMPIONSHIP
By Max Chesterton

POSITIVE: Marlon Pack

BRISTOL City midfielder Marlon Pack believes his side could be outside playoff candidates after going 12 games unbeaten heading into the weekend.
Despite a host of star names departing at the start of the season – including Aden Flint, Joe Bryan and Bobby Reid – the 28-year-old thinks his side are promotion dark horses.
With the Robins flying high off the back of six successive victories going into yesterday’s match against Swansea, Pack is confident that the men frrom Ashton Gate club have rediscovered their ruthless...

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