McLeish - 'we had the better chances and disappointed we didn't win.'
I think the reason Albrighton didn't do too much was because he spent virtually 90 minutes tracking back to help Hutton out.
Quote from: kippaxvilla2 on February 25, 2012, 05:50:56 PMMcLeish - 'we had the better chances and disappointed we didn't win.'What a clueless fucker.
'People need to put it in perspective, this is a very difficult job, but I am disappointed we haven't won here.'
He is borderline retarded.
Despite the controversy, Paul Faulkner, chief executive of Aston Villa, said: "We believe we have appointed the right man for the job. "Unquestionably, Alex meets the criteria we set out at the beginning of our search which was based on proven Premier League experience, leadership, a hard-working ethic and, most importantly, a shared vision for Aston Villa. "Alex is someone with whom we will work closely and work well together. "With our strong squad combining the necessary virtues of experience and the exciting potential of our young players, our objective is to compete as strongly as we possibly can. "Alex's vast experience and proven abilities demonstrate clearly that he is a strong leader and an ambitious man and we are looking forward very much to the exciting new season about to start," Faulkner added.