Libor Kozak

[Ron Manager]

to be honest he aint going to get a game here so we may as well sod him off to someone else

however am i right in thinking that he doesnt have to go on loan if he doesnt want to?

Didn't want to go on loan to Celtic and therefore didn't go.

The answer to your question is ...no!

cant blame him for that, he signed a contract.

can he really be that much worse than gestede or gabby?

[Hookeysmith]

Surely if he needs match practice is that not what we have reserves for? If it's only for a month to get match sharp then fj e. They would love the fact they could help us get out of the shit by honing our striker. Or maybe he has a shit attitude in training and is not for us. We seemingly know so little about him

[aj2k77]

It's generally been reported that Kozak has looked terrible in the u21's. If he's looking poor for the reserves and isn't getting a look in on match days it doesn't take a rocket scientist to suggest he isn't showing much in training either.

[kippaxvilla2]

For a team that is rooted to the bottom of the league, that is showing very little signs of an ability or nouse to turn things around, for a side that insists on playing Gabby when fit, even though he has more bookings/sendings off than goals in the last five years, for a side that has mustered two less goals collectively than Jamie Vardy has managed in the same timeframe, I'd say Kozak might be at least worth taking a look at wouldn't you?

[Hookeysmith]

For a team that is rooted to the bottom of the league, that is showing very little signs of an ability or nouse to turn things around, for a side that insists on playing Gabby when fit, even though he has more bookings/sendings off than goals in the last five years, for a side that has mustered two less goals collectively than Jamie Vardy has managed in the same timeframe, I'd say Kozak might be at least worth taking a look at wouldn't you?

I agree with that but he had a very serious leg break and then a follow up problem that has kept him out for a lot longer than normal. 1st team football is a world away from training so I assume he is no where near fitness levels and we will never know how his break has effected him mentally.

[sc00by555]

It looks like he's going to get an opportunity to impress according to the official site:

http://www.avfc.co.uk/page/NewsDetail/0,,10265~5162790,00.html

[Hookeysmith]

Lets hope both go well and impress enough to push for a place in the squad - boy we need something

[Ron Manager]

For a team that is rooted to the bottom of the league, that is showing very little signs of an ability or nouse to turn things around, for a side that insists on playing Gabby when fit, even though he has more bookings/sendings off than goals in the last five years, for a side that has mustered two less goals collectively than Jamie Vardy has managed in the same timeframe, I'd say Kozak might be at least worth taking a look at wouldn't you?

I agree with that but he had a very serious leg break and then a follow up problem that has kept him out for a lot longer than normal. 1st team football is a world away from training so I assume he is no where near fitness levels and we will never know how his break has effected him mentally.

John Woodward who we bought from Stoke to replace the free scoring Tony Hateley in the sixties never managed to come back fully from a bad leg break. Lets hope Libor has more luck with his fitness.

[Rudy Can't Fail]

It looks like he's going to get an opportunity to impress according to the official site:

http://www.avfc.co.uk/page/NewsDetail/0,,10265~5162790,00.html

We won 5-2 against a Fleetwood development squad. According to their manager, Adama was on a different level. N'Zogbia played, as did Senderos. No mention of Libor.

[Rudy Can't Fail]

From the OS:

Adama Traore, Libor Kozak and Charles N'Zogbia all played 90 minutes as Villa ran out comfortable winners over Fleetwood Town in a behind-closed-doors match at Bodymoor Heath.

Defender Jores Okore also stepped up his return from a long-term knee injury while Philippe Senderos also featured for the full match.

U21 skipper Jordan Lyden put the hosts in control with two well-taken strikes from the edge of the penalty area.

Kieran Dunbar reduced the deficit before the break.

Adama Traore restored Villa's two-goal advantage before a penalty from Fleetwood's Vamara Sanogo made it 3-2.

In the end, the claret and blues' quality and experience shone through as goals from N'Zogbia and the impressive Traore secured a comprehensive win.

There was also a useful workout for midfielder Gary Gardner.

Villa: Bunn, Webb, Okore, Senderos, Kinsella, Traore, Lyden, Gardner, Hayes, N'Zogbia, Kozak.

[Salsa Party Animal]

Lyden, Hayes and Webb ? Unfamilar with them three.

[Rudy Can't Fail]

The club's new solicitors.

[brian green]

N'Zogbia's accountants.

[Tayls_7]

Lyden, Hayes and Webb ? Unfamilar with them three.

All famous in the 70s for reasons various.

[kippaxvilla2]

Yes! Yes! Yes! We've won a game Yes!