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Author Topic: Aston Villa v Brentford - Match Thread  (Read 30918 times)

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Re: Aston Villa v Brentford - Match Thread
« Reply #496 on: August 22, 2018, 09:50:39 PM »
There were plenty of positives tonight. The pace and tempo we played with for an hour was very good. Adding Ghazi and Bolasie to the mix will only improve that.

Defensively very suspect. Especially after we tired. Bruce took way too long to get fresh legs on. Clear to anyone that Brentford were getting on top.

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Re: Aston Villa v Brentford - Match Thread
« Reply #497 on: August 22, 2018, 09:51:22 PM »
This is the reality for us now. If you asked me three years ago how I felt about a last minute equalizer I'd have probably talked up the drama of it all, that's what football is all about, happened against us for years so it's our turn now.

Now, on a Wednesday night at home against Brentford in the Championship, it's just not good enough. To be relying on get out of jail free cards already at this point of the season, when we should be at peak performance with no excuses, is just shite.

And I can't stand the thought that Bruce is busy patting himself on the back now for a job well done. Big smile. "That's the Championship for you!"

I am sorry for our little disagreement, but you are talking bollocks again.  We were relegated, being the outstandingly shite team in the premier league for a number of years.  Remi Garde, coming after a series of shit managers, was a complete disaster of an experiment and we never recovered.  Until... Bruce has stabilised the club.  We were a total joke until he came in.  He is way far off perfect. He is limited for sure.  But if you think he is patting himself on the back for a home draw... Nah.

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Re: Aston Villa v Brentford - Match Thread
« Reply #498 on: August 22, 2018, 09:52:46 PM »
Make the move now, get rid of Bruce, this isn’t going to get better.
This

Was saying this before we equalised.

Good first half. Average second. Showed our aging squad with little quality to bring on

We need a centre half. Badly

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Re: Aston Villa v Brentford - Match Thread
« Reply #499 on: August 22, 2018, 09:57:28 PM »
This is the reality for us now. If you asked me three years ago how I felt about a last minute equalizer I'd have probably talked up the drama of it all, that's what football is all about, happened against us for years so it's our turn now.

Now, on a Wednesday night at home against Brentford in the Championship, it's just not good enough. To be relying on get out of jail free cards already at this point of the season, when we should be at peak performance with no excuses, is just shite.

And I can't stand the thought that Bruce is busy patting himself on the back now for a job well done. Big smile. "That's the Championship for you!"

I am sorry for our little disagreement, but you are talking bollocks again.  We were relegated, being the outstandingly shite team in the premier league for a number of years.  Remi Garde, coming after a series of shit managers, was a complete disaster of an experiment and we never recovered.  Until... Bruce has stabilised the club.  We were a total joke until he came in.  He is way far off perfect. He is limited for sure.  But if you think he is patting himself on the back for a home draw... Nah.

If you really think that, let's see him make the changes required next game then. Starting with Jedinak nowhere near centre-half and Whelan nowhere near the first team.

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Re: Aston Villa v Brentford - Match Thread
« Reply #500 on: August 22, 2018, 10:07:23 PM »
Ffs will you lot get real. We were at the point of no return. Rescued at the last minute by a couple of blokes who we all know nothing about, and now we are scrambling to get a team together. Judge us in 3 weeks

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Re: Aston Villa v Brentford - Match Thread
« Reply #501 on: August 23, 2018, 08:06:53 AM »
This is the reality for us now. If you asked me three years ago how I felt about a last minute equalizer I'd have probably talked up the drama of it all, that's what football is all about, happened against us for years so it's our turn now.

Now, on a Wednesday night at home against Brentford in the Championship, it's just not good enough. To be relying on get out of jail free cards already at this point of the season, when we should be at peak performance with no excuses, is just shite.

And I can't stand the thought that Bruce is busy patting himself on the back now for a job well done. Big smile. "That's the Championship for you!"

I am sorry for our little disagreement, but you are talking bollocks again.  We were relegated, being the outstandingly shite team in the premier league for a number of years.  Remi Garde, coming after a series of shit managers, was a complete disaster of an experiment and we never recovered.  Until... Bruce has stabilised the club.  We were a total joke until he came in.  He is way far off perfect. He is limited for sure.  But if you think he is patting himself on the back for a home draw... Nah.

You were wrong, btw. Bruce is delighted with the result.

 


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