Martinez is a young upcoming manager with a lot of great credentials. He has a philosophy of playing football the right way, has a great knowledge of the game for such a young manager, and seems to be a manager who would be very loyal to a club. However, this is a guy who is currently in the early stages of management, he is still learning. When they specified that we needed a manager with Prem League experience, I didn't think it would be a manager who barely kept Wigan up by the skin of their teeth on the final day. Don't get me wrong, if we appoint him, I will back him. I just feel that he is still a novice and has a great deal to learn in management. Is Villa too big a step for him right now? Well, only time will tell. But, I personally feel he is NOT the manager we should be looking at right now. We are looking for someone to follow on from Houllier's philosophy of playing football the right way; and Martinez does fit into the category. But, are we willing to take a huge punt on someone without essential steel and experience needed to provide us with stability and progression; and gamble with the prospect of another season of failure. I think it would show a slight lack of ambition and the move could backfire big-time. It would also indicate that contrary to what us Villa fans think, he will be told that he has to sell to buy. I would be extremely worried that not only will Young be leaving, Downing will follow and we would only have Bent for one more season. Worrying times for me.