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Done, I was there.

Mine has arrived Royal Mail special delivery, I claim my prize, as the first adult season ticket holder on Villa Talk, you get a nice badge as well

https://7500toholte.sbnation.com/aston-villa-transfer-news-rumors/2017/8/1/16074596/jordan-amavi-transfer-aston-villa-sevilla-monaco Monaco sound out Jordan Amavi for potential move Jordan Amavi might be on the move after all! by James Rushton@Jamorushton Aug 1, 2017, 11:46am BST Photo by Malcolm Couzens/Getty Images Despite a failed move to Sevilla and featuring heavily during Aston Villa’s pre-season thus far, it seems that Jordan Amavi is still very much on the road out of Aston Villa. While the Spanish team fell out of favour with Villa over a dodgy medical, it seems that the young French left wing-back has another suitor. According to Telefoot journalist, Julien Maynard, it would seem that European hotshots Monaco are after Amavi. Julien Maynard ✔ @JulienMaynard Après échec transfert Seville, J. Amavi poursuit sa prépa à Aston Villa. Contacts avec Monaco et autres clubs. Rien de concret pour l'heure. 11:37 AM - Aug 1, 2017 Now, as Maynard says - there’s nothing concrete, but it is interesting to see that Amavi is being looked at by a number of clubs. We expect Amavi to stay at Villa until the end of the window. Amavi is a good player, but he’s also perfect ‘panic buy’ material and is set to be a deadline-day signing for a European club. It might not be Monaco, it certainly won’t be Sevilla. That being said, don’t be too surprised if Amavi is still with Villa by January.

https://www.avfc.co.uk/News/2017/08/01/season-ticket-update Season Ticket update: Cards continuing to be sent out to supporters Your season cards for the upcoming campaign will be with you very soon. Our junior editions have now all been sent out and will be arriving with young fans very soon. Our adult editions are continuing to be posted out. Fans – adult and juniors – who purchased their season ticket on or after Tuesday July 11 will have their packs posted on Wednesday via first class mail. This process has been later than we both expected and hoped. However, this was due to the new technology contained within the card as we become one of only two clubs to utilise these innovative tools. Your season card doesn’t just get you into the stadium this season. You can top up cash on to your card which you can then use at any of the contactless payment terminals around Villa Park. Don't worry - it is not automatically linked to your bank account, you have full control over activating the card and the amount you upload. You also now have a Fan ID but don’t worry this is exactly the same principle as having a Client Reference. Basically, you’re now part of ‘The Pride’. The main benefit of being a member is access to our new loyalty scheme - Pride Rewards. Pride Rewards is our new points-based loyalty programme, replacing Villa Cash at the start of August. Pride Rewards will aim to reward you for how you interact with the club... by attending games, spending cash that you've topped up on your season card or even engaging with us on social media. In essence you can 'roar for more' - the more you do, the more points you'll earn. Those points can then be redeemed against a range of special rewards... experiences, competitions and memorabilia. As a season ticket holder, you'll be rewarded with a special start-up balance depending on the number of years you've consecutively held your season ticket!

I don't think you got my point if every season ticket holder doesn't get theirs on time what's the wait for 29,000 tickets to be printed out while the TV camera1sw pan the empty ground, my postman has been and gone and no ticket, anyone got an adult one yet?

What happens if the majority don't arrive in time, especially an empty Holte End for first televised match?

Ordered mine in Feb been a ever present season ticket holder from the from the first time they were issued for the Holte End, if its not here for Saturday then its the excuse I want for never having to go and watch the crap that's been served up the last 7 years or so, and get my money back

Not quite so obvious

Oh no they`re not

Steve Bruce speaks out on rumours Alan Hutton is set to leave Aston Villa Bruce was talking after AVFC's friendly draw with Watford at Villa Park Steve Bruce has rubbished reports linking Alan Hutton with a move away from Aston Villa as ‘nonsense’ and insisted he’s happy for the defender to stay at Villa Park. Reports have persisted throughout the summer about Hutton’s future with Sheffield Wednesday and Sunderland the clubs most prominently linked. But Bruce, who sees Hutton as his first choice right-back, told reporters after today’s 0-0 draw with Watford he counts on the former Rangers and Spurs man for the season ahead Good. http://www.birminghammail.co.uk/sport/football/transfer-news/steve-bruce-speaks-out-rumours-13405051

http://www.skysports.com/football/news/11677/10966945/aston-villa-reject-bid-from-reading-for-leandro-bacuna Please, please sell him Aston Villa reject bid from Reading for Leandro Bacuna By Sky Sports News Last Updated: 29/07/17 7:33pm -" Reading have failed with a bid to sign Aston Villa midfielder Leandro Bacuna Aston Villa have rejected a £1.5m bid from Reading for midfielder Leandro Bacuna, according to Sky sources. Sky Sports News understands Reading have now ended their interest in the 25-year-old and will turn their attentions to other targets. Bacuna featured for Villa in their pre-season goalless draw against Watford on Saturday, replacing the injured Jack Grealish in the 26th minute.

MADNESS

5 Million?

Hutton will start against Hull

Absence explained Ritchie De Laet’s mysterious absence from this summer’s pre-season schedule has been revealed. The 28-year-old, who missed seven months of action last term, has picked up another injury. But rest-assured - it’s not serious, is in no way related to the knee and hamstring problems of last season, and is just days away from fully healing. It was a fortnight ago when De Laet broke a bone in his wrist following a training-ground challenge. http://www.birminghammail.co.uk/sport/football/transfer-news/aston-villa-live-rumours-bruce-13391834

Hutton will start against Hull

Official: Fiorentina sign Veretout By Football Italia staff http://www.football-italia.net/106268/official-fiorentina-sign-veretout Fiorentina have officially confirmed the signing of Aston Villa midfielder Jordan Veretout. The Frenchman arrived for his medical this morning, ahead of what L’Équipe reports is a €7m move. “Fiorentina announces that outright signing of the player Jordan Marcel Gilbert Veretout from Aston Villa Football Club,” a statement on the Viola’s website announced. “Veretout, born born in Ancenis [France] on March 1, 1993, has worn the shirt of Nantes, Aston Villa and Saint-Etienne over the course of his career. “Last season, in a Saint-Étienne shirt he played 43 matches between Ligue 1, the Europa League and the Coupe de France, scoring four goals and providing five assists. “The French midfielder has also represented all of the French youth national teams, Under-20 World champions in 2013. “The new Viola player has signed a four-year contract with an option for a fifth.”

https://7500toholte.sbnation.com/aston-villa-transfer-news-rumors/2017/7/25/16024408/jordan-veretout-transfer-rumor-aston-villa-midfielder-makes-european-move-to-fiorentina

Any clues?, apparently not travelled to Germany

You`re not from round here are you?

Careful,,,

As far as I know only Sanchez has left Cissokho was due to leave last week but not heard for def.

Who is going to give an assist?

If the average age of our squad carry's on at this rate I could get a game soon

http://sportwitness.co.uk/aston-villa-transfer-set-last-minute-change-player-dodges-medical/ Aston Villa transfer set for last minute change, player skips medical, €7m move agreed, Nothing with Aston Villa midfielder Jordan Veretout is ever going to be simple, and his transfer to Saint-Etienne is looking that way. On loan at the French club last summer, Veretout was this week the subject of encouragement form Oscar Garcia to join the French club, and it looked like the manager had got his way. Garcia had telephoned Veretout to talk him into the move, and after a period of reflection, the Aston Villa player agreed. L’Equipe say Veretout was expected at Saint-Etienne today for a medical and to sign a four year contract, but didn’t show up for the tests. The reason for that is interest from Fiorentina, with Veretout seemingly more attracted by the Serie A club. Italian journalist Alfredo Pedulla is claiming an exclusive that Fiorentina have already agreed a deal to pay Aston Villa €7m, and Veretout will sign a contract for five seasons. It’s presented as a done deal