I wonder if our slump will effect Bradley's chances of staying,as i doubt GH will throw him in now,he was probably hoping to play him in a couple of mid table games.
Quote from: PaulTheVillan on March 21, 2011, 08:33:32 AMOh I forgot something....If we stay up... 23k season tickets sold.If we go down.. 15k season tickets sold.This raises a good point, what sort of attendances can we expect in the championship?
Oh I forgot something....If we stay up... 23k season tickets sold.If we go down.. 15k season tickets sold.
Quote from: ROBBO on March 21, 2011, 09:49:46 AMSome posters should get a reality check, Houllier is here for the next three years at least even if we are relegated If you're so certain of that (grim) reality ROBBO, I'll gladly take that wager. Name your price.Not a gambler Kevin especially on anything Villa related. I just simply believe Houllier was appointed to clear out the rubbish and reduce the wage bill as well as instilling a new philosophy at the club. It was never going to be easy and with all the injuries we've had made it doubley so. Any other appointment at this time would be knee jerk and that's the last thing we need.
Some posters should get a reality check, Houllier is here for the next three years at least even if we are relegated
i think houllier will be here next season as well. he has a track record of developing youth with his work in france and the only bright spark at villa is our youth set-up.we need a long-term manager to bring through the youngsters and develop a team. i'm trying to think of a better candidate to do that than houllier, but i can't.and after 4 years of MON (who was pretty popular with the players, if not some of us) any incoming manager was always going to put a few noses out of joint.