No, it doesn't does it?
How many thread we need to say we are not very good?
On a related note, all but one of our league wins have come with KEA in the side. Given he's missed quite a few games I think that's of some significance.
Quote from: Matt Collins on February 12, 2014, 08:44:06 PMOn a related note, all but one of our league wins have come with KEA in the side. Given he's missed quite a few games I think that's of some significance. I think he's a decent player and I'm not sure why he gets such vehement stick at times.
Aston Villa's Ron Vlaar set to returnRon Vlaar has confirmed that he is fully fit for the Premier League run-in.The Dutch central defender has become the talisman of Villa’s top-flight fortunes this season – they have failed to win a league game without him and lost five of the six he has missed.The last time Villa won a Premier League game without Vlaar was in December 2012, throwing even more focus on his recovery from the hamstring injury which forced him to limp away and watch a winning position against Everton turn into defeat.He then missed the home loss to West Ham before returning for the draw at Cardiff.And as Villa now enjoy warm weather training in Portugal, Vlaar says: “I feel good – it’s 100 per cent now.“It was frustrating, after my calf injury in December, but I’ve only missed the West Ham game this time.“Sometimes you have to make a choice. It is not about one game. It is about 12 or 13, so that’s the most important thing.“The West Ham game was just a little too soon and I shouldn’t have played so that was the right decision.“You can’t play at 95 per cent in the Premier League.”