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He's mine.....you can be one of his many bits on the side....but it'll be me he comes home to every night.

3 guinees, still there, had a refurb. No football shirts allowed now.

YOu won't get served there anymore if mob handed. There really aren't many options nearer the ground. Trooper pots is big enough, world turned upside down can get sketchy. I'm hopefully meeting up with some berks and bucks lions at the Swan at three mile cross which is about just over a mile from the ground. That;s a good spot for anyone driving. Apologies for any grammatical or spelling wassits, double vision caused by a an infection of my single malt receptors.

Mate, you're not including the human element here. We can all watch the TV and after a mistake come up with the solution.....after I pissed myself when drunk, it wasn't till after the event that I thought of what I should've done. Smith is no doubt very aware of his teams current capabilities. I put a lot of tomnights gaff down to fitness, a fitter team could've started the second half with the same high press and not risked leaving cracking great holes. This current trend in being so quick to slate doesnt come across as passionate footy fans, it comes across as toy throwing due to a lack of instant gratification and somehwat naive. Cool your boots man!

Tuanzebe, MOTM again for me. Though we looked a bit ropey, I enjoyed the first half for the fact that we kept sticking to the plan and not bottling after a couple of mistakes. The pressing was good which made Norwich look worse than they actually are. 2nd Half, it's clear that Smith was aware of the poor fitness levels and told them to not press so much or risk leaving too many spaces to play into....it just seems they backed off too much. El Ghazi is poor on the left for sure and I exoected Hogan to prove a point tonight but alas.... Anyway, the over reaction is driving me insane.

Amazing the confidence Nyland had with 2 CB's infront of him....Idiot Smith played a RB at RB and LB at LB though....clueless.

Yea, well - Apart from The under-23s won 8-0 just 24 hours ago. The junior team clinched four out of five Southern Championships between 2007 and 2012, before the format changed to the Professional Development League. The side also won the NextGen Series in 2013, a Europe-wide tournament for elite academies. First-team players Gabriel Agbonlahor, Gary Gardner, Andre Green and Jack Grealish all came through the youth system at the club, as well as former players Ciaran Clark, Gary Cahill, Gareth Barry, Thomas Hitzlsperger, Darius Vassell, Craig Gardner, Marc Albrighton, Andreas Weimann and Steven Davis amongst many others. The Villa academy also developed England and Liverpool striker Daniel Sturridge and Willem II midfielder Daniel Crowley. and the aquaduct.....WHAThas Kevin Macdonald ever done for us?

Sorry no but, I'm just piecing things together and my senses are up. He's not contracted at the moment due to refusing to re sign in China, portuguese, fits into the owners apparent desire for youth and longevity. Has shown capabilities and Nixon reporting that the person he's been told hasn't been widely touted in the press or bookies.

I'm not allowed to gamble anymore ? but try and find a price on ANDRES VILLAS BOAS!!

No way is he 6.4, he stood next to Hutton while he signed my kids autograph books and he was the same height as him pretty much. 6-1, maybe 6-2 at best and yea, no meat on him at all.

Convinced he will become 1st choice and will absolutely own his area. Jitters aside, IMO, there's some really good signs there. More mobile than Nyland based on what I could see.

Take yer kids, anywhere is fine, It's like a big family do. Just expect to hear some language is all. Just let the kids in on it and tell them they're never to repeat it.

His pressing broke down a lot of their attacks, first on either flank to prevent the crosses coming in and got Taylor out of trouble a couple of times. Such a thankless task his role.

He's technically much better than I thought.