Gabby Agbonlahor

[kippaxvilla2]

According to his Wikipedia page Herd is still only 32 years of age.  He is described as a utility player.  I think that must have been an auto correct from utterly useless.

[London Villan]

Collins - what a role model he was. Should have been sacked for hitting Cowans (allegedly).

[Ad@m]

If he thinks stories like this somehow ingratiate him with any of us, he’s severely mistaken. What a bellend.

Apparently the guy who was having so much fun he didn’t come back was Chris Herd who never played for the club again.

There's your first problem...

[VILLA MOLE]

And given how shit we were back then, imagine the captain telling the manager they couldn't be arsed to go on a training camp.

Fucking shambles.

And on this trip try and go hell for leather on each other in a practice match because they were sulking about being there .  at no point has he thought’ should i be saying this’. all good bantz though!!!dear me

[Drummond]

And given how shit we were back then, imagine the captain telling the manager they couldn't be arsed to go on a training camp.

Fucking shambles.

And on this trip try and go hell for leather on each other in a practice match because they were sulking about being there .  at no point has he thought’ should i be saying this’. all good bantz though!!!dear me

He didn't give a shit then and how he has his money he cares even less. Wankers the lot of them. What an utter shit show that time was.

[mallo]

No wonder we were sh*t - that is an absolute disgrace - I'm fuming and I never get that worked up over players being idiots.

[Smithy]

He's only just 35, look at the size of the fat bastard.

I can't believe he's over a year younger the Ashley Young.  I'm delighted to think that under Gerrard, any player as unprofessional as Gabby turned out to be would be out on their ear quick smart.

[PeterWithe]

Aye, fucking hilarious us traipsing round the country spending our hard earned money watching that wanker and his useless mates.

[PaulWinch again]

It’s interesting though isn’t it. It takes a couple of bad apples and a lack of leadership and suddenly the culture is completely toxic.

[Rigadon]

It’s interesting though isn’t it. It takes a couple of bad apples and a lack of leadership and suddenly the culture is completely toxic.

Indeed so.  Like every other workplace out there as it goes.

[ChicagoLion]

It’s interesting though isn’t it. It takes a couple of bad apples and a lack of leadership and suddenly the culture is completely toxic.

Indeed so.  Like every other workplace out there as it goes.

Yep.


 

[PaulWinch again]

Yeah but I wonder if the tipping point comes even earlier in football - young people with huge amounts of disposable income.

Shows how critical the club leadership and recruiting the right characters is.

[dave shelley]

IIRC, one of them was significantly upset enough to weep at the final whistle the day we got relegated.  I'm not sure, it could have been Ashley Westwood, someone I always thought valued his position playing for a big club in the Premier Division.  The majority of those fuckers from that time should be forever held up for ridicule and shaming.

[Le Lapin]

Thank McGrath we've left this godawful era behind

https://twitter.com/talkSPORT/status/1486286542675091458?t=NJAgxjPhyKtBHk4J5aJFRA&s=19

Absolutely embarrassing viewing, that.

It's all oh-so-funny, Gabby, you fat fucking waster.

I've said this for a while but Agbonlahor was for his later years the absolute poster boy for everything that was wrong with the club.

Here here Paulie. He really took the piss out of us the fans and the club. So unprofessional when the club needed the likes of him most. No time at all for the guy. A few derby goals don't paper over that fact.

[German James]

Why hasn't the pointless balloon been relegated to "Villa Memories"?