Yes, Mr President

[E I Adio]

I would love it to be my boyhood hero Peter McParland, but on the grounds of gravitas, I voted for Sir Mervyn.

[Shrek]

Martin Laursen, I don't know why, I just really like him.

[Legion]

Charlie Aitken.

[UK Redsox]

Charlie Aitken.

Does he still go to the games ?

I used to see him sat in the Director's Box but haven't recently

[TheSandman]

I voted for Mervyn King, for much the same reasons as others have said.

[Jarpie]

Is it realistic at all to think that Mervyn King would take the job? I'd imagine it would be a good to be someone who's good public speaker and can also go to the football shows to talk. From the ex-players I'd say Laursen or Withe as both could be respectable enough to work in official capacity.

[Toronto Villa]

Mervyn King if we are going for someone with some standing outside of the game, Martin Laursen because he loves us so much and would appeal a bit like Ian Taylor to a broad section of fans especially young. Graham Taylor ideally just don't see him wanting it.

[gervilla]

Charlie Aitken.

Does he still go to the games ?

I used to see him sat in the Director's Box but haven't recently

I saw him in the North Stand Car Park before the Swansea game last season.

[Des Little]

Steve Hodge?

[ez]

Our last successful manager, Brian Little.

[bill]

Ron Saunders please.

[SirSteveUK]

Steve Hodge?

lolol

[LeeB]

Brian Little.

Talented, intelligent, coherent, humble, dignified, and a deity.

[newtonsballs]

Sir Merv for me - I've watched him in action answering questions at a Government Select Committee. Awesome as the kids say. And he loves the Villa, and was a Vice President of the Club before the evil City dragged him off to London.

[Rotterdam]

Sir Mervyn for me. Spoke on TMS recently and loves Villa and sport.