Back to the future. we want goals.

[JD]

Yorke and Little

Little & Yorke for me as well.

[N'ZMAV]

Agbonlahor and Weimann.

[manic-road]

Withe and Little

[Ron Manager]

Tony Hateley and Harry Burrows.

[Holte L2]

Yorke and Carew for me.

[caustic_hollow]

Joachim and Fashanu

[Steve kirk]

I would pick Little and Morley to replace Gabby and Weimann, I think they would have improved the team a tiny bit.

[silhillvilla]

Mcavennie & Aspinall

[Singapore Villa]

Bowery and Holt...

[b62Villa]

Olney and Cascarino

[silhillvilla]

Balaban & Scimeca

[Ducksworthy]

Surprised nobody has mentioned JPA yet, one of my favourite Villa players but maybe just because I'm too young to remember any of the great Villa sides (such as they were...)

[supertom]

Surprised nobody has mentioned JPA yet, one of my favourite Villa players but maybe just because I'm too young to remember any of the great Villa sides (such as they were...)

I actually think he'd do well playing the role Robbie Keane did a couple of years ago. He was always good at dropping off and linking up play. He had a great touch too. It's a shame JPA rarely played in Villa sides where keeping the ball on the deck and keeping the ball were encouraged. It's either been high tempo, or long ball and he often had to play as a target man, which wasn't his game.
Some of the better footballers we had at the club during Pablo's time occasionally struck up some good play with him. Merson, Hendrie, later Solano. I recall a cracking goal he scored against Southampton(?) in Gregory's era. It was Barca-esque. Sadly though Merson didn't last long after Gregory left, Hendrie was of course wildly inconsistent and Solano only stayed a year.

[dave shelley]

Roy Race and Limp Along Leslie

[Big Dick Edwards]

Peter Withe and Gary Shaw. Both proven goal scorers in their own right but also a proven partnership at the highest level.