BlueMoonday
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No surprise really. They've spent of a fortune and not delivered.
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Aston Villa Thread - 2021/22
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Is that down to the manager or whoever chose the players they brought in?No surprise really. They've spent of a fortune and not delivered.
Unless the manager had a say in which players were bought of course.
Dave Ewing's Back 'eader
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Not the United way - whatever bullshine that's supposed to be!Will the rags add the next line
PannickAtTheDisco
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What did they expect when they sold basically their Vinnie/Dinho. Grealish was that fundamental to that squad. Bailey and Buendia are good players but they don't have that connection or leadership.
Unless they're going big (and there's no-one else available) then the past 2 seasons are a bit wasted.
Unless they're going big (and there's no-one else available) then the past 2 seasons are a bit wasted.
LangleyBlue1970
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It’s a good opportunity for someone, Villa. Clearly got money, they’ve stabilised their PL status and can push on to the top 8/6 slots with the right man.What did they expect when they sold basically their Vinnie/Dinho. Grealish was that fundamental to that squad. Bailey and Buendia are good players but they don't have that connection or leadership.
Unless they're going big (and there's no-one else available) then the past 2 seasons are a bit wasted.
PannickAtTheDisco
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Championship level defence. They can't cover up Mings etc. with creativity anymore.It’s a good opportunity for someone, Villa. Clearly got money, they’ve stabilised their PL status and can push on to the top 8/6 slots with the right man.
gordondaviesmoustache
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Think Potter will need a bigger carrot to leave Brighton atm.I reckon they'll try and tempt Potter away from Brighton. He's a Brummie but not sure who he supports. Bigger club but shitter team
Think this is a bit hasty unless they’ve got someone lined up, but tbf the trajectory was starting to look a bit bleak.
Mid Wales blue
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Please, no, in fact pretty please! Let the elephant man take over at the swamp.The Premier league has gone mad, before you know it we'll have Fat Sam, Colin Wa ker, Pulis and McClaren back in charge along with the elephant man at the swamp
Oh how my sides are splitting hahaha, just the thought of it!
Nellies left peg
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What the mighty Mings one of the lynch pins of England's watertight defence along with Stan Shaw and Ollie MaguireChampionship level defence. They can't cover up Mings etc. with creativity anymore.
LongsightM13
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Probably similar to Everton in that respect. Haven’t really improved that much since their takeoverVilla are a prime example of money not being a magic solution to all of a football club's problems - the current ownership saved them, but all the investment hasn't yet pushed them on as much as they'd hoped.