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Author Topic: WBA v Aston Villa Post-Match Thread  (Read 87866 times)

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Re: WBA v Aston Villa Post-Match Thread
« Reply #465 on: November 28, 2013, 04:52:46 PM »
Oh, and just in case we still have any Boggies watching the thread, Berahino still hasn't signed a new contract and tweeted during the game on Monday that it was "Time to be selfish".
He's coming to The Villa.

There was a picture of him with Ian Taylor on Twitter last week some time (it was something to do with Taylor's IT7 headphones I think) so you never know, hopefully Ian had a word in one's hear.
Yes Berahino would be quite a coupe. By the way  the great man was in the hospitality area where I ended up and was presented to the guests and answered a few questions. I managed to get his autograph  (again) but this time on an Albion programme.



He's close to signing a new contract with them which is a shame.

 


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