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Written by Damian
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Wednesday, 21 September 2005 |
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Aston Villa manager David O'Leary has come out and criticised a section of travelling supporters for booing Villa at half time last night. He said "There is a genuine bunch of fans and then there is a fickle mob that get on your back very quickly. |
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Written by Luke
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Wednesday, 21 September 2005 |
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Having had to sit through an eleven goal thriller might not seem like a bad thing for most people, but the nature in which it was achieved might leave many of you wondering why we're playing at such a high level as the Premiership.
Tactical astuteness was not on show from the visiting team in last night's Carling Cup showdown at the Causeway Stadium, High Wycombe, and marking appeared to be well down Villa's list of priorities.
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Written by Matthew
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Tuesday, 20 September 2005 |
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You probably guessed it but this is about the Cameroon international Eric Djemba Djemba. Purchased last January from Manchester United for ?1.35m, he was brought in according to manager David O'Leary, for this season. |
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Written by Damian
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Monday, 19 September 2005 |
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With all the speculation surrounding a possible takeover of Aston Villa, David O'Leary probably thinks he has gotten off lightly after another poor result at the weekend. Okay, a point isn't the worst but at home and against Spurs, I wanted all three, especially after the result from Monday night and because I think we have the squad to beat Spurs. Click here to sign the England World Cup 2018 petition. |
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Written by Damian
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Monday, 19 September 2005 |
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I have a feeling this is all I'm going to comment on this week but speculation is intense. In the City the share price is everywhere. As of 10.00am it had risen by 24.43% but at 10.20am it had come back down to 9.02% above Friday's close. However the general feeling is something is about to happen. More news, speculation and opinion as we get it. Click here to sign the England World Cup 2018 petition. |
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Written by Damian
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Monday, 19 September 2005 |
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In my opinion the answer is yes but many of you are a little sceptical about a Russian tycoon coming to Villa Park. Firstly, those of you who have visited or spent time in Russia will know the rich in Russia are rich and the poor are poor. The really rich people in Russia, i.e. those that have ?60mn. to spend on a football club, are really filthy rich. Click here to sign the England World Cup 2018 petition. |
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Written by Damian
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Saturday, 17 September 2005 |
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When will Aston Villa understand that the vast majority of us do not want to read the same garbage week in week out from their web site. If Villa lose the next week you are pretty much guaranteed a rallying cry. Last season I lost count of how many we had and it's already started this year. |
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Written by Damian
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Friday, 16 September 2005 |
 David O'Leary: My hero Aston Bridgwater, a big David O'Leary fan by the looks of things, sent this in 'I respect your viewpoint however, totally disagree. I think that O'Leary is definitely the man for Villa. I feel that we play a good brand of football that is played on the deck, is attacking and one where we press teams all over the park, therefore fitness plays a huge part. |
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Written by Damian
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Friday, 16 September 2005 |
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We're thinking about making this a regular article as I'm confident David O'Leary is going to need all the help he can get if he is to survive the axe Doug Ellis is sharpening under his desk. The tip we want to give David O'Leary for tomorrow is 'Villa beat Spurs'. |
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Written by Damian
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Wednesday, 14 September 2005 |
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I've had enough of Gavin McCann and believe Lee Hendrie should be picked ahead of him for the match against Spurs this weekend, playing alongside Steven Davis. Many will know I've never rated McCann. I fail to see what he offers a team who want to play, as David O'Leary says 'a high tempo game'. |
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