Heroes & Villains, the Aston Villa fanzine
Heroes & Villains => Heroes Discussion => Topic started by: spennad on December 31, 2010, 04:58:06 PM
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For me the best Villa managers in recent years have had claret & blue in their veins I believe this makes a difference all of these left due to differences with ellis. All of them came to Villa because it was Villa will anyone ever come again because its Villa, i doubt it. I say bring in to work with Sid and Kev Mac any of these 3 and as they did in the past will improve our position
Sir Brian, BFR or Johny G
At least if we go down we all go down together, we stay strong together and come back bigger and better together
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Definately not- succesful managers do not have to have played for the club- wenger, ferguson , clough are examples- in our case saunders is a good example.
I don't care who a manager has played for in his past- it's how he manages Aston villa that matters.
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As long as they have Villa's best interest's in mind i don't care where they come from that's what matters most.
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Best in my life time was Sir Ron Saunders..and I don't think he had any C&B in his arteries.
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Ron Saunders?
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Owen Coyle is the man. Go and get him!
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European football with Bolton (the club who is probably in his blood) or relegation battle with us?
Tough one for Coyle, that.
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Owen Coyle is the man. Go and get him!
I am with you on this one.
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Blood that is both oxygenated and deoxygenated?
Most managers have that.
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European football with Bolton (the club who is probably in his blood) or relegation battle with us?
Tough one for Coyle, that.
Yes I agree. He'd quit and walk out within the blink of an eye. This is Bolton we're talking about, not Man Utd.
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Nobody was a more staunch Villa man than Vic Crowe and he had a torrid time as our manager.
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It helps, but it's not a qualification that's necessary.
Someone with a great football brain, got a T shirt or tow in the top flight together with superb man managerial skills and tactical awareness would be my first requirements if I owned the club.
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For me the best Villa managers in recent years have had claret & blue in their veins I believe this makes a difference all of these left due to differences with ellis. All of them came to Villa because it was Villa will anyone ever come again because its Villa, i doubt it. I say bring in to work with Sid and Kev Mac any of these 3 and as they did in the past will improve our position
Sir Brian, BFR or Johny G
At least if we go down we all go down together, we stay strong together and come back bigger and better together
With all due respect, and acknowledging that football is a game of opinions, that's a proper load of old bollocks.
With all this talk of protests, changing manager AGAIN and now managers with claret and blue blood, our transformation to Newcastle fans is almost complete.
Depressing.
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Surely Southgate would still have some love for the club? Young manager who did well with Middlesbrough for a couple of seasons, surely can't be any worse than Houllier. Might be able to teach the lads a thing or two about defending too.
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Surely Southgate would still have some love for the club? Young manager who did well with Middlesbrough for a couple of seasons, surely can't be any worse than Houllier. Might be able to teach the lads a thing or two about defending too.
Oh lordy!!
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Why the obsession with "claret and blue blood"? When Newcastle fans come out with all this "Allardyce/Dalglish/Gullit had to go because he didn't understand the Geordie people" bullshit, we rip the piss out of them.
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European football with Bolton (the club who is probably in his blood) or relegation battle with us?
Tough one for Coyle, that.
Yes I agree. He'd quit and walk out within the blink of an eye. This is Bolton we're talking about, not Man Utd.
yep, just what we want. A manager that walked out Burnley for Bolton. Who would walk out on Bolton for us. And then we'll call him a complete prick for walking out on us when a better looking bird comes along.
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European football with Bolton (the club who is probably in his blood) or relegation battle with us?
Tough one for Coyle, that.
Yes I agree. He'd quit and walk out within the blink of an eye. This is Bolton we're talking about, not Man Utd.
Well this is relegation threatened Aston Villa we are talking about too so he'll hardly be leaving for Man United.
Would you like David Villa to be his first signing too?
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It's not even January. Hardly 'relegation-threatened'. The season does not finish until May.
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Indeed, I'm editorialising as I still reckon we will stay up BUT the people who think the sky is falling are the same ones who reckon we can draw any manager regardless of where they are and where we are.
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For me the best Villa managers in recent years have had claret & blue in their veins I believe this makes a difference all of these left due to differences with ellis. All of them came to Villa because it was Villa will anyone ever come again because its Villa, i doubt it. I say bring in to work with Sid and Kev Mac any of these 3 and as they did in the past will improve our position
Sir Brian, BFR or Johny G
At least if we go down we all go down together, we stay strong together and come back bigger and better together
With all due respect, and acknowledging that football is a game of opinions, that's a proper load of old bollocks.
With all this talk of protests, changing manager AGAIN and now managers with claret and blue blood, our transformation to Newcastle fans is almost complete.
Depressing.
We are everybodys second favourite team
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If we are going to go for somebody with a big nose it has to be Thompson not Southgate.