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Offline peter w

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Re: Andreas Weimann
« Reply #915 on: May 18, 2013, 09:49:23 PM »
I agree that he has given a good account of himself. There have been some games were he has been magnificent. Some where he has played well in important moments, too. In all a positive note in what has been a difficult and poor season.

But other clubs would see the bigger picture seeing his age and his relative inexperience. Yes, there may be one or two who may take a punt but he's nowehere good enough for most first teams in the prem. He fits in well here. He knows the club and we know him. He doesn't have to go somewhere and expect to be a world beater which would be the case elsewhere.

But he also has been poor this season. But as part of a poor team. the front 3 changed that thanks to the tactics of Lambert. Sometimes as a manager you have to be lucky and it may be that he stumbled upon the formation and he had the right players there to take us to another level. will he get that at any other club just now? Being one of the focal point of the team? Especially as we're more likely to forgive poor performances because he outweighs them with his brownie points. But would another club take that risk on him? I'm not so sure.

Offline neo_Villan

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Re: Andreas Weimann
« Reply #916 on: May 18, 2013, 10:01:13 PM »
The thing I like about him is you know he will get at least one good chance every game even when he isn't playing that well.

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Re: Andreas Weimann
« Reply #917 on: May 18, 2013, 10:12:53 PM »
I remember the Man Ure game at home. I said to my lad after about half hour he had not been in the game at all, then he scores 2 and perhaps should have had another. I think he is good enough for most of the teams in the premiership, but he will be better off at VP. The fans have been brilliant this season and there is a feel good feeling within the club and Weimann would be well advised to note this and am sure he will

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Re: Andreas Weimann
« Reply #919 on: May 18, 2013, 11:13:46 PM »
It is the mirror but great if we get him signed up on a big contract.


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Re: Andreas Weimann
« Reply #921 on: May 18, 2013, 11:26:29 PM »
Great picture too, that's the way to celebrate a goal properly

Offline peter w

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Re: Andreas Weimann
« Reply #922 on: May 18, 2013, 11:39:46 PM »
Bloody-hell, he's been pumping iron.


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Re: Andreas Weimann
« Reply #924 on: May 19, 2013, 12:03:51 AM »
Good lad.

http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/transfer-news/aston-villa-transfers-andreas-weimann-1896426?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter
That's more like it. Good stuff.

That is the sort of mentality I hope to see. They really do have an opportunity to grow into a group and create a special team.

Love the comments from Lambert at the moment about being active this summer too.

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Re: Andreas Weimann
« Reply #925 on: May 19, 2013, 06:53:50 AM »
The article in full -

Andreas Weimann has told Aston Villa boss Paul Lambert he wants to tie up his future at the club within the next few weeks.

The 21-year-old whose goals have helped keep the club in the Premier League is going into the final year of his current deal but last night spelled out just why he’s so confident about the future.

The Villans expect the Austrian striker to be the first of ­several players to sign new c­ontracts – including top scorer Christian Benteke – as Lambert aims to kick-on with his emerging young side.

After fighting relegation for most of the season Villa could end up as high as 11th if they win at Wigan today where more than 4,000 fans will ­follow them in party mood.

And Weimann, who has been with the club since he left his home in ­Vienna as a 16-year-old, said: “What the gaffer is building here we all ­believe in and we just have to continue working hard for him and each other.

“I think that’s what Aston Villa is about. It’s a family club.

“We’re growing and getting better all the time, and I think there’s a lot of potential in the team right now because as players we’re only going to get better.

“Like I said, the spirit and belief within the squad and within the club is really good.

 

“It’s really exciting for everyone, it’s exciting for the players, it’s exciting for the fans and it’s exciting for the club.

“The club is very tight-knit. A ­couple of weeks ago the chairman was here watching training, chatting to the manager and the lads and that’s the way we are, everybody very close.

“I’ve been here for six years now and I’ve loved every minute of it.”

Music to the ears of Villa fans who have watched the club lose a star player almost every summer since Gareth Barry walked out to join Manchester City in 2009.

Weimann still has to agree terms, and his agent has hinted that other clubs are ready to make offers, but Villa are confident a deal will be done.

Lambert said: “Andi has been ­exceptional. He is a natural finisher who knows where the goal is, but his work-rate is second to none.

“That was the thing that struck me when I came here and first started working with him. He has a natural hunger and desire to get better and that can take you a long way.

“Success doesn’t go to his head; money wouldn’t go to his head.

“Whatever happens you are always going to get the same player with the same drive and ambition.”

Lambert is aiming to add more raw talent to his squad this summer and said: “We have got a list of names in our head to improve things. The squad is really light and we have to build. We have to create more ­competition.”

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Re: Andreas Weimann
« Reply #926 on: May 19, 2013, 07:01:47 AM »
He'll score today.

Offline Tom_Mc9?

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Re: Andreas Weimann
« Reply #927 on: May 19, 2013, 08:20:25 AM »
He'll stay.

Offline gervilla

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Re: Andreas Weimann
« Reply #928 on: May 19, 2013, 09:34:08 AM »
Good lad Andi.
He can see what Lambert is trying to build here and I think he would be foolish to leave what could be a very exciting team in the next few seasons.

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Re: Andreas Weimann
« Reply #929 on: May 19, 2013, 11:36:53 AM »
There will only be Liverpool , Man u , Man c , chavski , spurzzz and Arsenal def above us next season.

Best to stay with us .   

 


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