Villa player loan watch

[Ian.]

Callum Robinson scores for PNE.

Twice.

Callum Robinson scores for PNE.

Twice.

Callum Robinson scores for PNE.

Twice.

Well, we best keep him in loan then. We don't want to ruin him with new revolutionary style of attack.

[claret and blue blood]

Hat trick,third goal from a pen after he had a shit handled on the line :-)

[Ian.]

Hat trick,third goal from a pen after he had a shit handled on the line :-)

Dirty bastard!

[Ad@m]

BT Sport taking the piss that Robinson has scored almost as many tonight as the entire Villa team have since August.

[Walmley_Villa]

Sounds like a statiatic to me which is in fact true!

[adrenachrome]

Hat trick,third goal from a pen after he had a shit handled on the line :-)

Dirty bastard!

Well, it was his tird.

[dekko]

Robinson's goals here:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/29999004

Nice finish for the second

[supertom]

That will do Robinson the world of good. He seems to be hitting stride for them now so hopefully he score a few more in the league for them.
If he can get a good run of form he'll be readier should he come back here. And to be honest he couldn't do much less than Gabby or Bent.

[paul_e]

Great run for the first, great finish for the 2nd 3rd he was pretty unlucky with the header, really smart to place the shot that was handled where he did (not sure if it was intentional but that's the height where you can't get a foot or head to it easily, which is why the guy used his hand).  Penalty wasn't great a better keeper would've saved that (and not left such a big gap at the near post for the first) but all in he's done very well there.  I have high hopes for Robinson, I think he'll be a good option for Gabby in the front 3 in the long term.

[ingatea]

So he will probably leave on a free at the end of his contract then.

[Handsworth Wood Villa]

[OCD]

Great run for the first, great finish for the 2nd 3rd he was pretty unlucky with the header, really smart to place the shot that was handled where he did (not sure if it was intentional but that's the height where you can't get a foot or head to it easily, which is why the guy used his hand).  Penalty wasn't great a better keeper would've saved that (and not left such a big gap at the near post for the first) but all in he's done very well there.  I have high hopes for Robinson, I think he'll be a good option for Gabby in the front 3 in the long term.

With the penalty, bare in mind the power of the shot and that it's just above goalkeeper height. It wouldn't have been easy for a top keeper to stop that (for one thing he has to be going in the right direction).

[paul_e]

Great run for the first, great finish for the 2nd 3rd he was pretty unlucky with the header, really smart to place the shot that was handled where he did (not sure if it was intentional but that's the height where you can't get a foot or head to it easily, which is why the guy used his hand).  Penalty wasn't great a better keeper would've saved that (and not left such a big gap at the near post for the first) but all in he's done very well there.  I have high hopes for Robinson, I think he'll be a good option for Gabby in the front 3 in the long term.

With the penalty, bare in mind the power of the shot and that it's just above goalkeeper height. It wouldn't have been easy for a top keeper to stop that (for one thing he has to be going in the right direction).

I don't disagree but I'dstill be disappointed with Guzan if he'd let one like that in, hence my thinking that you'd expect a top keeper to do a better job of it.

[adrenachrome]

Brum Mail

Aston Villa career is over for Irish defender Enda Stevens

24-year-old on loan at League One Doncaster Rovers as his Villa Park contract runs down

Nov 14, 2014 15:45     By Gregg Evans

Enda Stevens has conceded that his Aston Villa career is over after failing to make an impact in the West Midlands.

The 24-year-old left-back was signed by Alex McLeish in 2011 but it was current boss Paul Lambert who gave him his debut a year later.

Initially there was hope that the Irishman could carve out a successful career for himself in the Premier League but he has since struggled to build on his first-team breakthrough.

Stevens is currently on loan at League One side Doncaster Rovers and admits he is now playing for his future as his claret and blue contract expires in six months time.

When asked if he was looking for a new club because his Villa days were effectively over, he replied:

“Yes. It’s just football, it happens. You’ve just got to get on with it, do well and work hard.”

Stevens, who is in his second loan spell at Doncaster following a previous temporary switch last term added:

“It was good [being at Villa].

“I’ve enjoyed myself, it’s a massive club.

“Paul Lambert gave me my debut so I was grateful for that, it’s just time for me to move on.

“It was easy to come back to Doncaster. I really enjoyed myself here last season. It was a no-brainer.

“The loan is for me, it’ll improve me and my football.”

The former Shamrock Rovers man has made seven first-team appearances for Villa but has been shipped out on loan four times in the last 15 months.

[Karlos96]

Johnson has just scored for Oldham.