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Ceemo

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  1. Sorry read that as wins at Villa Park. Davis on for Kodjia with just a few minutes left.
  2. Fletcher on for Wednesday and immediately flicks it on for Rhodes who puts it over.
  3. Just wide from Hourihane. Missing chances again.
  4. Half-times: Villa 1-0 Wednesday Barnsley 0-0 Ipswich Brentford 0-1 Huddersfield Burton Albion 1-0 Forest Cardiff 0-0 Birmingham Leeds 0-0 QPR Newcastle 0-1 Fulham Norwich 1-0 Blackburn - Norwich down to 10 Preston 2-0 Reading Wigan 0-0 Bristol City Wolves 1-0 Rotherham
  5. Weimann has scored for Wolves. They lead 1-0 against Rotherham.
  6. Gone to 4-4-2. Hutton at right back. Bree right-wing and Adomah up front with Kodjia, I think.
  7. Jedinak gone to center back. Why did Elphick not come on?
  8. Yellow card for Loovens for Wednesday. Newcastle 0-1 Fulham (Cairney 15)
  9. Johnstone has to save with his legs to stop Winnall. Kodjia shot easily saved by Westwood
  10. Coming last in the Premier League this season is worth around £101 million with TV deals and what not, whereas the TV deal in the Football league is worth around £6 million for each Championship club. Factor in the parachute payments which will be around £39 million for us this season, there will be a loss of around £60 million income for us not being in the Premier League. Next season our parachute payment will reduce to around £31 million and for our third season the parachute payment will reduce to around £12 million meaning that promotion becomes almost a necessity next season. Under FFP rules, losses are calculated over a rolling three-year period up to a maximum of £39 million, i.e. an annual average of £13 million, assuming that any losses in excess of £5 million are covered by owners injecting equity. A higher loss one year can be compensated in later years, e.g. via player sales, or might even become irrelevant (if the club is promoted).
  11. http://www.football-italia.net/97422/gollini-italy-stay Pierluigi Gollini reveals he pushed for an Atalanta move because of poor training at Aston Villa. “I intend to stay in Italy.” The goalkeeper spent much of his career in England, joining Manchester United’s youth academy in 2012, then at Aston Villa for the last six months. “I already had contact with Atalanta over the summer, then in January Marco Sportiello left and the opportunity opened up,” Gollini told news agency ANSA. He arrived on a two-season loan with option to buy. “I returned to Italy with the intention of staying and continuing my career here. The condition I had set my agent for me to stay in Birmingham was to have an Italian goalkeeping coach. That was the situation, with Massimo Battara, until the manager Roberto Di Matteo was fired. “I played a great deal at Villa, but I wasn’t happy with the training regime.”
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