Everton boss David Moyes has been speaking to the media before Saturday's Premier League game against Arsenal at Emirates Stadium (kick-off 15:00 BST).

Here are the key lines from his news conference:

• On injuries, Moyes said Everton have "our fair share of bits and pieces", but didn't give any more detail than that. When asked specifically about Jarrad Branthwaite, he again refused to comment.

• He said Christian Norgaard is "a little bit further away than we'd hoped" after coming off the bench for the final moments against Chelsea, adding: "He has trained and he's had about three weeks [with us]. We were thinking we could give him the final 15, 20 minutes. We didn't think he was going to be back fully firing until after the next international break."

• On contract talks: "Stability at a club is really important, and under the Friedkins I've felt a real sense of stability. Being a manager, I think they are a big part of stability - but we're also in a world where managers change very quickly. There's always been developments and talks [over a contract] have taken place. Things are a bit quiet at the moment and I'm guessing that's to do with the situation we're in."

• On the game time of Tyler Dibling, Hayden Hackey and Tyrique George: "My history would suggest that Leighton Baines, Phil Jagielka, Joleon Lescott and Tim Cahill might have had to wait a bit of time to become first-team regulars. I'm not saying these boys have to do that but hopefully they develop as well as those boys did."

• When asked about resting Thierno Barry, who is the only recognised striker at the club: "It's difficult because he gives us a focal point. If we didn't play him people would [question it], but we will [rest him] if we think there's opportunities to. Finding someone might not be easy, but we're looking at the squad and what we can do."

• Moyes says there is a "big consideration" of moving Jack Grealish to a more inside role.

• On Saturday's opponents: "I thought we did really well against them down at the Emirates [last season]. I look back at the team we had and we were pretty threadbare. I hope we can do the same again."