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A good debate on the arrival of Axel. Eddy1 said ‘Interesting signing, looks likes he`s fast so maybe to take the ball from defence to attack quickly , we do lack speed in the defence area sometimes, now all we need is a striker to come in …. over to you good Dr.’ I added, ‘thinking that he will probably be holding mid role actually? And then cover if we get an injury in defence. One would assume that means goodbye to Elphick.’ Read more: Interesting Fan Reactions On Axel Tuanzebe. Maybe We’ll Buy?
Just over a week to go until our next Fifty50 draw. Prize from the @AVFCOfficial v Barnsley Fifty50 was £1,033, which was won by Holte End season ticket holder Paul Hair! pic.twitter.com/aa3OvrZZam
The Aston Villa Foundation (@AVFCFoundation) January 26, 2018
A year ago today @danbardell & I interviewed Aston Villa legend @JohnGregory77 in a 7 part series. Some incredible insight and stories 👏🏼
Can still watch them all here 👇https://t.co/LrwOznLXdM#AVFC pic.twitter.com/PVX2itqexN
Matt Lynch (@mattlyynch) January 26, 2018
Saturday 3pm. Ta’ra a bit! More changes for Sky: https://t.co/j1sjj2KaPn
Vital Villa (@VitalVilla) January 26, 2018
Following on from the article we published earlier in the week, Would You Give Ross McCormack Another Chance? GMVillan has tried to look more closely at the Ross McCormack question. He says in our forum thread… that it is clear the striker was a bad buy for Villa. Let’s just look at it from a purely footballing standpoint and ignore the discipline issues for a minute… If you look at his goal-scoring record then it stacks up statistically. However, when you remove free-kicks and penalties it’s decidedly average. Given that we have Snodgrass and Hourihane that take a good free-kick I can’t see him getting many chances from dead ball situations. Read more: Why Ross McCormack Was A Bad Buy For Aston Villa
I must have missed this when the Villa View interviewed John Gregory. For me, they were such happy times so this interview series is fascinating. I loved his time at Villa as coach with Brian Little as manager, and then when he who walks on water left, John Gregory came in as manager he was like a whirlwind and the football matched. We shot up the league and all seemed well. Until, like many a manager before him, he got ground down by Doug. Read more: Fabulous Video Interviews With John Gregory
back in the days when anything seemed possible, sadly we never did quite push on.
Vital Villa (@VitalVilla) January 26, 2018
#FlashbackFriday: #OTD in 1983, as European Cup holders we added the @UEFA Super Cup to our trophy collection with victory over @FCBarcelona…🏆👏#PartOfThePride #AVFC pic.twitter.com/dCyORBU4HU
Aston Villa FC (@AVFCOfficial) January 26, 2018
The Bish returns, this time with CEO Keith Wyness. How do I know? Because that is what they say on their site! James Jeavons and Rob Bishop are joined by Villa CEO, Keith Wyness to discuss; Twitter, our current form, injuries, Cyrille Regis, the transfer window, financial fair play as well as much much more! Keith talks to them for 35 minutes and says how much he likes the banter between him and the fans. He knows it gets brutal at times but it`s a part of football that he loves. This makes a great listen, which is no surprise when Rob Bishop is involved. Read more: The Bish Interviews Keith Wyness. CEO ‘I’m Happy Shocker’
FREE 1/2 Term Disability session!! Tues 20th Feb 2018 @PlayFootball__ centre 10.30-3pm To book your place contact debbi.rawson@avfc.co.uk pic.twitter.com/4ceHs3zMxB
The Aston Villa Foundation (@AVFCFoundation) January 26, 2018
Thought for the day: I bought the world’s worst thesaurus yesterday. Not only is it terrible, it’s terrible.
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