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James Milner was the subject of the follow up to Frank Miller's novel and film '300'. The film was called '1', which follows the brave campaign of James Milner against 50,000 Persian soldiers.

The film was slated by critics however due to it's historical inaccuracy, as at one point in the film James Milner is clearly seen breaking a sweat.

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James Milner doesnt feel the need to ever go past a player as he doesnt think it would help the team.

He also feels the need to put in a ridiculous amount of shit crosses for no reason too, and then to save face will actually bother to beat the first man and find a villa player who will in turn score.

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James Milner, despite the protestation of being a grafter, is infact a shit purchase at £12,000,000.

James Milner, despite being branded by his manager recently as "everything he expected, and more", is shit.

James Milner, is shit.

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James Milner Offers Apology To Aston Villa Fans For Thrashing At Liverpool

The former England under-21 international has said sorry to the Villans faithful following the 5-0 defeat on Sunday...

23 Mar 2009 14:04:18

Aston Villa midfielder James Milner has apologised to the club's supporters for their 5-0 Premier League defeat away at Liverpool on Sunday afternoon.

The 23-year-old former England under-21 international admits that losing by such a great margin is inexcusable for a club who harbour Champions League ambitions.

"Have we let the club and ourselves down? Of course. Losing any game is disappointing," Milner is quoted as saying in The Express & Star.

"To lose 5-0 is not good enough, especially for a club like Villa and especially because of how well we have done this season - and where we are in the table.

"You should not be losing by that scoreline. We were going there feeling well prepared, even though results haven’t gone our way recently, and we were looking to win this game.

"Obviously that hasn’t happened and to lose 5-0 is unacceptable. I don’t think there was a 5-0 difference between the two sides but they obviously wanted it more on the day."

The former Newcastle United and Leeds United star has vowed to help ensure that Villa's next result is positive, but says the international break has come at the wrong time for them.

"We are disappointed there’s an international break now, because it means it’s going to be a long time for us to have this game on our minds."

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