Andreas Weimann

[ozzjim]

It would be a very big mistake from Weimann to leave, plus to be honest we stood by him through injury and if we offer him a good deal he should stay.

It would be up there with Downing for me if he decided to go this summer, and despite only 12 months I would expect 8 to 10 million for him if he did go.

I think he is a very good player, but misses a lot of very very decent chances and the attack breaks down with him on the ball far more often than the other two. He has a long way to go.

[PaulWinch again]

It would be a very big mistake from Weimann to leave, plus to be honest we stood by him through injury and if we offer him a good deal he should stay.

It would be up there with Downing for me if he decided to go this summer, and despite only 12 months I would expect 8 to 10 million for him if he did go.

I think he is a very good player, but misses a lot of very very decent chances and the attack breaks down with him on the ball far more often than the other two. He has a long way to go.

He does and he'd be crazy to leave a club where he starts every week.

[supertom]

My only concern is perhaps Weimann doesn't enjoy playing out wide. He does okay there but it's clearly not his natural, or favoured position. That may come into his mind. I would hope not. He still manages to get plenty of chances from wide and scores a fair few.
Again though, is it better starting 40+games for us next season out wide, or a dozen for Arsenal, possibly up front (he may find himself pushed wide at other clubs too).

[Toronto Villa]

Weimann needs to be careful as to what he's asking for or looking for. He's in tremendous situation right now amongst players that are pulling in the same direction. Unless he has an offer where he becomes the recognised starting forward at a PL club in a one or two man system, he's going to end up on the outside looking in. He's certainly not good enough to be st any of the c,ubs that are top six ans start every week.

He needs to consider many of the young careers that stutter as soon they leave a good situation. These are years that are never recoverable. He plays for one of the biggest PL sides and starts every week. At his age and place in the game given he's really on just broken through he's in a very, very good position. Don't be a Reo-Coker and start inflating your own self worth.

[TonyD]

Him and Gabby would be the last 2 players I would expect to see leave.

Agent rubbish me thinks.

[PaulWinch again]

Weimann needs to be careful as to what he's asking for or looking for. He's in tremendous situation right now amongst players that are pulling in the same direction. Unless he has an offer where he becomes the recognised starting forward at a PL club in a one or two man system, he's going to end up on the outside looking in. He's certainly not good enough to be st any of the c,ubs that are top six ans start every week.

He needs to consider many of the young careers that stutter as soon they leave a good situation. These are years that are never recoverable. He plays for one of the biggest PL sides and starts every week. At his age and place in the game given he's really on just broken through he's in a very, very good position. Don't be a Reo-Coker and start inflating your own self worth.

Exactly he couldn't be at a better club now.

[ROBBO]

I would support Lambert in getting rid quick smart any player that thinks he can do better than Villa whether it's Weiman or Benteke, Lambert is i believe on the verge of creating something special at Villa and anyone who has one decent season and thinks he's too good for us can go and do one.

[neo_Villan]

My only concern is perhaps Weimann doesn't enjoy playing out wide. He does okay there but it's clearly not his natural, or favoured position. That may come into his mind. I would hope not. He still manages to get plenty of chances from wide and scores a fair few.
Again though, is it better starting 40+games for us next season out wide, or a dozen for Arsenal, possibly up front (he may find himself pushed wide at other clubs too).

Good point. I didn't think of it like that.

[eastie]

Weimann himself tweeted last month not to believe all you read in the papers and how happy he was at villa- i think he will stay.

[not3bad]

I think the agent is putting out this story to get a better deal for Weimann at Villa.

[PaulWinch again]

I think he's entitled to a better deal and will be offered one anyway, his agent isn't doing him any favours.

[VillaAlways]

Weizmann himself tweeted last month not to believe all you read in the papers and how happy he was at villa- i think he will stay.

He needs to tell his agent to keep his gob shut then if that's the case

[Singapore Villa]

Standard agent posturing.  He will sign a new and improved deal.

[Louzie0]

Weizmann - a striker in AVAST: the Aston Villa Alternatively Spelt Team.  A colleague of Guzman and Clarke, Delfe, Benet, and my own contribution, Shane Given.
Old boys - I haven't had the nerve to look for AS of Eggy.

Oh and I think they'll both stay.

[neo_Villan]

Don't forget Loughton