The 'stiffs' have given up on the chase for honours so this move makes sense-
QuoteThe 'stiffs' have given up on the chase for honours so this move makes sense-A radical thought but why don't we do away with our reserve team altogether? As soon as our kids graduate from the youth set up they should either walk into the first team or be loaned out to clubs where they can play first team games. In terms of competitive experience, surely it's better to have a player in our first team who has played 50 first team games at another club rather than 50 reserve teams games for Villa?Don't Spurs do something similar? Look at the experience Walker is getting at the moment
I can see what Houllier is doing here, he's sending all the players we'll have left next season to get a taste of the Championship so when we go down we'll piss that league. Very clever.
Unfortunately, BCV would complain about shagging Jessica Alba on the basis that Kelly Brook wasn't sat on his face at the time.
Quote from: Blackcountry Villa on March 10, 2011, 06:34:43 PMI can see what Houllier is doing here, he's sending all the players we'll have left next season to get a taste of the Championship so when we go down we'll piss that league. Very clever.Wea are NOT going down.
Quote from: Holtenderinthesky on March 10, 2011, 10:06:32 PMQuote from: Blackcountry Villa on March 10, 2011, 06:34:43 PMI can see what Houllier is doing here, he's sending all the players we'll have left next season to get a taste of the Championship so when we go down we'll piss that league. Very clever.Wea are NOT going down.Good job they aren't. They have some good bands on their books.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/eng_div_1/9420445.stmDoes well to react and sort out his feet.
He looked interested, which doesn't sound like much, but was more than the rest of them offered (bar Ross Wallace).Tidy on the ball, but Clarke Carlisle and Michael Duff seemed to think he was a target man and kept lofting balls up to him which Millwall's eight foot centre halves gobbled up.He started with Jay Rodriguez up front, but as soon as we realised Millwall's gameplan was as effective as it was, Jay moved to the left and he was left alone up top.He only had the one chance which he guided onto the crossbar with his head.Would be very unthinkable to make judgements on him from that game/them tactics.