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momo

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  1. I didn't say the were better in general, but I am pretty sure that a player on the bench is better than a player having a shit day on the pitch.
  2. Players gave away the set pieces because Southampton was all over Villa.
  3. I think the replacements are good, and offer other qualities to the ones playing. Can help with formation change, and not concede freekicks in dangerous positions. Nakamba is a master of that, and Hourihane offers something in attack. So does Davis. Olli has been good in 1 game in the PL. He should be out.
  4. That's nice for squad morale if you have 10 untouchables that never gets substituted.
  5. If he had such a bad day, why didn't Smith take him out? The bench has enough quality to substitute a player being shite.
  6. Not using all substitutions again. Players are clearly playing shit and should have been substituted long time ago.
  7. Stuff like this never happened with Hourihane in the team
  8. Actually I think Nakamba would have been just the guy to stop Rodrigo, Barkley had an off game and fresher legs were needed, and Watkins has been hiding for 4 of the 5 games in the PL and we needed muscles up top. Taking Trezeguet off made the team even worse.
  9. Dean Smith should learn to make substitutions to change games. Like taking Watkins, Barkley and Mcginn off.
  10. Bigger chance of Bamford hattrick than Villa scoring
  11. He gets what he has earned. It's not your money anyway.
  12. momo

    John Terry

    Well.... Unsworth came and left within a month.... so he never played.
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    John Terry

    5 of those players where registered players at Aston Villa at some point.
  14. So serious!!! I have never heard of these players you mention Mings was fixed, healed and developed at Villa. Payed for by Villa. Then bought by Villa. And back to the topic, the same will happen with Barkley. In a bigger scale with larger amounts.
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