Aston Villa v Manchester United Post-Match Thread

[ACVilla]

Same shit different year.

At least we are showing some real potential. For the first time I am actually not worried for us this year.

[myf]

17 successive league matches unbeaten for them at VP i think. i just hope we get the chance to end this run in 13/14.

[Dave]

It's a bit like a version of World War II where the Nazis win. Only a bit more inevitable.

[pauliewalnuts]

17 successive league matches unbeaten for them at VP i think. i just hope we get the chance to end this run in 13/14.

Is Man United's 17 match unbeaten run at our ground actually longer than our longest unbeaten run at our ground?

[Lamb_Stockmix]

I hate those flukey c*ntbuckets.

Other than that, I can't really fault anyone in our starting 11.  They did not deserve to lose that.

It's not fluke though, they wanted to win more. They needed goals so they pushed forward. We only played on the offensive at 3-2. Before then we were counter attacking.

Don't get me wrong, we played pretty well I guess. We lead 2-0. But who cares if you still end up losing? We have lost far too many leads over the years that I (A) find it hard to sympathise for the team and (B) don't think anything will change because it ALWAYS happens.

Don't be so fucking stupid. It's almost an entirely different team. It " ALWAYS happens" because its Man Utd and they do it to most teams. If we'd played shit & lost I could understand criticism but we didn't. It was an exciting display - what we were all begging for last year - and undone by a mixture of individual mistakes and their good players.

With that performance against even slightly less skilful opposition, we'll be absolutely fine.

Please excuse my 'fucking stupidity'.

You don't understand my point. It's not just against Man United that this happens, it's a common trait with us. Yes I know it's a different team, different manager etc, but it's the same outcome.

Try understanding before sounding like a fucking oaf.

[hilts_coolerking]

17 successive league matches unbeaten for them at VP i think. i just hope we get the chance to end this run in 13/14.

Is Man United's 17 match unbeaten run at our ground actually longer than our longest unbeaten run at our ground?

Cor!  That would be a stat attack, right enough.

[pauliewalnuts]

It's a bit like a version of World War II where the Nazis win. Only a bit more inevitable.

And against more unpleasant opposition.

[PeterWithesShin]

I will not ask again for there to be no insults. It will be a straight ban. Hopefully that is plain enough for no one to be in any doubt about it.

[SoccerHQ]

Fcuk me, I hate this fixture.

Are we ever going to beat these cnuts at Villa Park again?! We played superb for an hour, United were awful and we still can't get anything from the game, blowing another two goal lead.

This United team aren't even a patch on what they were 4 years ago.

[pauliewalnuts]

I hate those flukey c*ntbuckets.

Other than that, I can't really fault anyone in our starting 11.  They did not deserve to lose that.

It's not fluke though, they wanted to win more. They needed goals so they pushed forward. We only played on the offensive at 3-2. Before then we were counter attacking.

Don't get me wrong, we played pretty well I guess. We lead 2-0. But who cares if you still end up losing? We have lost far too many leads over the years that I (A) find it hard to sympathise for the team and (B) don't think anything will change because it ALWAYS happens.

Don't be so fucking stupid. It's almost an entirely different team. It " ALWAYS happens" because its Man Utd and they do it to most teams. If we'd played shit & lost I could understand criticism but we didn't. It was an exciting display - what we were all begging for last year - and undone by a mixture of individual mistakes and their good players.

With that performance against even slightly less skilful opposition, we'll be absolutely fine.

Please excuse my 'fucking stupidity'.

You don't understand my point. It's not just against Man United that this happens, it's a common trait with us. Yes I know it's a different team, different manager etc, but it's the same outcome.

Try understanding before sounding like a fucking oaf.

Both of you need to work on your debating skills.

Calm it down, please.

[Irish villain]

We've been here before. What is it about Villa Park that sees Fergie get points season-in, season-out?

It's all psychology.

I feel so sick after that.

[JUAN PABLO]

well , If we had swapped subs benches , we would have won 8-0 at least .  They have a better squad of course.   

[Lamb_Stockmix]

I will not ask again for there to be no insults. It will be a straight ban. Hopefully that is plain enough for no one to be in any doubt about it.

Apologies big man. Just didn't wanna let that one slide.

[eastie]

I hate those flukey c*ntbuckets.

Other than that, I can't really fault anyone in our starting 11.  They did not deserve to lose that.

It's not fluke though, they wanted to win more. They needed goals so they pushed forward. We only played on the offensive at 3-2. Before then we were counter attacking.

Don't get me wrong, we played pretty well I guess. We lead 2-0. But who cares if you still end up losing? We have lost far too many leads over the years that I (A) find it hard to sympathise for the team and (B) don't think anything will change because it ALWAYS happens.

Don't be so fucking stupid. It's almost an entirely different team. It " ALWAYS happens" because its Man Utd and they do it to most teams. If we'd played shit & lost I could understand criticism but we didn't. It was an exciting display - what we were all begging for last year - and undone by a mixture of individual mistakes and their good players.

With that performance against even slightly less skilful opposition, we'll be absolutely fine.

Please excuse my 'fucking stupidity'.

You don't understand my point. It's not just against Man United that this happens, it's a common trait with us. Yes I know it's a different team, different manager etc, but it's the same outcome.

Try understanding before sounding like a fucking oaf.

You have made several offensive comments in posts and silly statements in the last 20 minutes- how about a bit of pride for your team who fought hard and gave one of Europes best a really tough game.

[Irish villain]

By the way, was I alone in dropping my head when I saw Delph coming on?