You think we would be treated with any respect on a nose forum. I would say that is mild to what would be said to us. This is a Villa website for Villa fans if I'm not mistaken.
Quote from: Fasth56 on May 23, 2016, 09:45:16 PMYou think we would be treated with any respect on a nose forum. I would say that is mild to what would be said to us. This is a Villa website for Villa fans if I'm not mistaken.Give it a rest, why don't you?Quote from: pauliewalnuts on May 23, 2016, 09:58:29 PMWhat?Quote from: Fasth56 on May 23, 2016, 09:45:16 PMYou think we would be treated with any respect on a nose forum. I would say that is mild to what would be said to us. This is a Villa website for Villa fans if I'm not mistaken.Give it a rest, why don't you?
What?Quote from: Fasth56 on May 23, 2016, 09:45:16 PMYou think we would be treated with any respect on a nose forum. I would say that is mild to what would be said to us. This is a Villa website for Villa fans if I'm not mistaken.Give it a rest, why don't you?
Quote from: paul_e on May 23, 2016, 07:46:46 PMHonestly, I think we started badly because we were disorganised, Sherwood had no idea how to prepare a team for the season. We got rid and replaced with Garde who wanted the team to be much fitter and was trying to focus on that but was struggling with the lack of professionalism of some of our players. In January he seemed to get something out of them but when he didn't get players in the window he seemed to lose a bit of focus and that translated to the players who, for me, saw him as a deadman walking and eased back on training, etc. That led to us taking a couple of beatings and him getting sacked. Finally Black acted up as caretaker and decided to try to defend his way to some points but with our ropey defence that was just a terrible decision.I was talking to a client on Friday (Spurs fan) who met Kyle Walker, Aaron Lennon and Danny Rose in a casino not long after Pochettino arrived at WHL. He said Walker ignored him, Lennon was an actual knob but Rose was pretty sound and chatty. He asked him (Rose) what life was like under Poch. Rose said it was different, intense and there was a bit of ambivalence as there was no evidence at the time that the hard work would pay off. He apparently added 'it's very different to Tim Sherwood. He just let us do what we wanted."I think that's what went wrong for us.
Honestly, I think we started badly because we were disorganised, Sherwood had no idea how to prepare a team for the season. We got rid and replaced with Garde who wanted the team to be much fitter and was trying to focus on that but was struggling with the lack of professionalism of some of our players. In January he seemed to get something out of them but when he didn't get players in the window he seemed to lose a bit of focus and that translated to the players who, for me, saw him as a deadman walking and eased back on training, etc. That led to us taking a couple of beatings and him getting sacked. Finally Black acted up as caretaker and decided to try to defend his way to some points but with our ropey defence that was just a terrible decision.
its the thin end of the wedge, you'll have all the under dogs and bitters on this oh so liberal site soon.Were Doomed.
Quote from: Tony Erdington on May 23, 2016, 10:07:42 PMits the thin end of the wedge, you'll have all the under dogs and bitters on this oh so liberal site soon.Were Doomed.We had Stoke fans once, or was it Sunderland, anyroad, they were so nice it soon got boring.
Well behaved away fans add something to the board, the Stoke and Sunderland ones were just dull, just sharing niceities with that fella who flounced off. Can't mind his name.
"give peace a chance, all we are saying is, give peace a chance"on the other hand, fuck the, windey windey you know the answer, sod off back to SHA and take your crappy moniker with you.
The failure to get anywhere near replacing the player whose goals kept us up the last few years, that was for me the biggest contributing issue.Not even trying to stay up in the January window was another. That was humiliating, the limp, pathetic surrender.