Aston Villa manager Alex McLeish remained defiant after a disappointing Barclays Premier League campaign ended in a 2-0 defeat at Norwich.
First-half goals from the hosts' leading scorer Grant Holt and Simeon Jackson made for a party atmosphere in the Norfolk sunshine - where the several thousand Villa fans sent a loud and clear message they expected much better next season.
Despite calls for his dismissal and also clear backing for opposite number Paul Lambert by the travelling Villa faithful, McLeish - who has a meeting with owner Randy Lerner scheduled for next week - insists he remains the man to get the Midlands club back on track.
"That was an unacceptable performance in Aston Villa colours and I have to change that, and there will be change," said McLeish, a somewhat controversial appointment to replace Gerard Houllier after leaving bitter rivals Birmingham following their relegation last season.
"I cannot accept that because I have been used to winning trophies all of my career as a player and a manager.
"I might not have had the riches to spend of other managers, but believe I can turn Aston Villa around by adding quality and players who are going to work their socks off."
McLeish insisted: "I am not a quitter.”
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