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On 09/03/2018 at 07:30, SuperTed said:
I’ve read on Sky News this morning that they’ve been named and shamed for failing to pay workers the National Minimum Wage, along with Stoke
Biggest club in the vicinity, don't you know...
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48 minutes ago, CosmicVillan said:
I don't think he's in the box business
I wouldn't be so sure...
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1 hour ago, Demitri_C said:
Why we talking about Adama in kodjia thread?
Keeping limpid happy.
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On 02/03/2018 at 19:05, Dick said:
Next on my list; Doom
Wrong thread.
Try the SHA one.
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I think 46 will be enough to stay up.
They've got Middlesbrough next chasing sixth, at home.
Then Cardiff looking to make second their own, that's away.
Two games they could easily get nothing from.
That's 16 points required from 9 games, one of which includes Wolves away. Assume a loss there.
That's 16 required from 8, an average which would be good enough for promotion chasers.
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If Cotterill's not careful, their fans will slash the tyres on his vehicle. The big ones, I mean.
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51 minutes ago, Eastie said:
12 games to go 7-3-2 will do it I think .
I think we're better playing 4-5-1.
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1 Sunderland win with 1 SHA loss, Sunderland go above them.
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Next game is home to QPR who've just shipped 5 at home.
Next game away for SHA - Notts Forest - who just put 5 past QPR.
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Luke Moore's stunt double.
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Should've got into Sheff Wednesday much earlier. They were there for the taking. Their defending for the Villa goals was atrocious.
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Sunderland score in the 97th minute to grab a point. SHA with worse goal difference than them and into the bottom 3.
Good day all round.
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His creativity was crucial to not only the title win but the European Cup early rounds that got us to the final.
If the op is true than I couldn't offer him more best wishes. A true Villa great.
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Epic trolling of SHA by Brentford.
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22 minutes ago, HanoiVillan said:
I don't get why he doesn't play for the U23's when they have a game that is not in close proximity to a first-team fixture. Surely what he needs as much as anything else is the confidence that comes from banging a couple in.
Perhaps risk of injury?
He's the only option of that tough, bullying kind available for selection. Something like that could open up a game (even if for another person to play off him). With the transfer window shut, this squad is now the group to lead us home (or not).
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6 minutes ago, Demitri_C said:
Unacceptable performance from me
You're still young. You've got a lot of potential. You'll make a first team place your own. Keep believing.
Sincerely,
Sir Gary Cahill.
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3 hours ago, Stevo985 said:
Was anyone boasting or acting like the job was done?
As far as I could tell the discussion was based around the very possible scenario that we get promoted at the end of the season.
And I don't think anyone could say "I was right for not wanting Bruce gone" as I think pretty much everyone here has wanted him gone at some point.
Certainly when I was having the discussion I was saying I was wrong for wanting him gone assuming we go up.
My post wasn't aimed at you or any one person.
As soon as we landed in second place there were some mea culpas about wanting SB's head in December.
As you've quoted me, I can involve you directly in explaining my view. You expressed surprise that posters refused to admit they were wrong about him.
Let's assume that their conclusion was and is measureable, e.g. SB cannot get us promoted at the end of this season. We can measure that as true or false.
Why would SB getting us to second suddenly prove he was the right man for us or that those who wanted him gone were wrong?
Why did getting to second place prompt these expressions of regret? What did we win or achieve?
The debate over whether SB can get us promoted isn't settled so no poster who felt he couldn't do so hasn't been proven wrong about anything. Yet.
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1 minute ago, DCJonah said:
Does show the 'i was right for not wanting bruce gone' message in the week was a little premature.
It did baffle me.
2nd with 15 games to go, acting like the job's done.
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2-0. Goal from half-way line, Johnstone missing.
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Fulham lead.
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3 minutes ago, alreadyexists said:
Maybe we can use a late substitute to Grabban all the points.
You're a real court Chester.
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4 hours ago, AJ said:
The optimist in me says he will stick around, and use his experience to guide and build the club further. What actually happens, the answer is the same to how long is a piece of string.
I recall him saying he's waited his career for a job like this.
I can't see him walking away from that unless there's something very serious going on e.g. a family issue, or the England job.
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Great derby day story.
It was the bittersweet moment that proves the excitement of a Second City derby lives on forever.
Former Aston Villa midfielder Mike Tindall is in the grips of Alzheimer's and the illness has affected him so severely that he can no longer recognise his nearest and dearest loved ones.
Yet Villa's 2-0 win over Blues at Villa Park on Sunday somehow sparked a glorious flicker of recognition in the 76-year-old's mind.
Tindall, a claret and blue hero of the 1960s, is now 77, lives in a care home and by his own family's admission has next to no recollection of people and events.
His son Dean explains: “Me and my mom started to notice things changing with him around the mid-2000s. He was diagnosed with Alzheimer's in 2010.
“The last two years have been unbelievably bad. It’s taken it’s toll on my mom. In January 2016 she had bad heart problems because of all the stress.
"I’ve had a few problems because it is such a lot to deal with. It’s a terrible disease.
“When I go to see him he doesn’t know me from anyone in the street, but as soon as I told him Villa beat Blues 2-0 his eyes lit up and he said: 'I remember scoring against that shower!'
"It made me laugh and brought a lump to my throat. He used to love the rivalry and used to joke that the Blues trophy cabinet was a shoebox. It was all good fun, the rivalry back then and I know he loved playing against Blues."
(More about this story at the link).
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Match Thread: Villa v Wolves
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GOAL! YES!