It's not Sherwood!

[ciggiesnbeer]

I love Tim. 

Me too. I love the way he has us playing. I love his positivity. I want to stay up more than ever, in small part just to see what he can do with a full season in the league.

[PaulWinch again]

Get us a win this weekend please Tim.

[KRS]

I think its time for an awe inspiring rendition of "Tim Sherwoods' Claret and Blue Army" on Saturday.

Sing it loud, proud and over and over again...make it happen folks!

[bob]

WEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE'RE
ON THE MARCH WITH SHERWOOODS ARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRMY!

WE'RE ALL GOING TO WEMBERLEEEEEEEEEEEE

AND WE'LL REALLY SHAKE EM UP
WHEN WE WIN THE FA CUP

COS THE VILLA ARE THE GREATEST FOOTBALL TEAM!

[Toronto Villa]

The man has absolutely done the business. Well done Tim

[aj2k77]

7 wins in 13 if you count the Leicester game. Mr 50% is on the up!

He's given us the shot in the arm we needed, it's amazing what a bit of positivity and nouse has done to this club.

Up the Villa.

[Jon Crofts]

What amazes me is the fact that Lamberk assembled that side and yet couldn't make it work, he must have had some idea about what he was doing but clearly couldn't articulate it.

[Malandro]

What amazes me is the fact that Lamberk assembled that side and yet couldn't make it work, he must have had some idea about what he was doing but clearly couldn't articulate it.

It's basic management but few can do it that well - in any walk of life. Very clever interpersonal skills.
Well done Tim.

[Toronto Villa]

And I'm calling it right now. This "Tactics Tim" remark that he gets labeled with is utter bollocks. In the past few weeks he's outdone Rodgers, Pochettino, Pellegrini (even in defeat) and now Martinez. And that is against sides assembled at a far greater price with supposedly superior managerial minds. We weren't great at Man U but that was against a side that had really picked it up form-wise at that stage. And furthermore in the post match player interviews yet again "we had a gameplan" or word to that effect were used.

I'm not saying it is all the manager. I am saying that if it had gone wrong he'd be taking all the blame, so credit where it is due. I'm sure he'd be the first to admit it is a complete player and staff effort to not only see better results but quite frankly become one of the most attractive sides to watch in England right now.

[Rudy Can't Fail]

It will be interesting to see what Tactics Tim can do with his own team. Has he ever bought a player of his own? I guess we'll soon find out providing he can keep us up.

[Risso]

And I'm calling it right now. This "Tactics Tim" remark that he gets labeled with is utter bollocks. In the past few weeks he's outdone Rodgers, Pochettino, Pellegrini (even in defeat) and now Martinez. And that is against sides assembled at a far greater price with supposedly superior managerial minds. We weren't great at Man U but that was against a side that had really picked it up form-wise at that stage. And furthermore in the post match player interviews yet again "we had a gameplan" or word to that effect were used.

I'm not saying it is all the manager. I am saying that if it had gone wrong he'd be taking all the blame, so credit where it is due. I'm sure he'd be the first to admit it is a complete player and staff effort to not only see better results but quite frankly become one of the most attractive sides to watch in England right now.

Well said TV, well said indeed.

Everton gave Man U a right spanking last week, but for a good period of this match we made them look like the relegation threatened team.  At our best, we are a pleasure to watch and I actively look forward to seeing us play now.  Compare that to a few weeks ago when watching Villa was a chore that was best avoided.

As you say, the tactics thing is a load of shite, and he can clearly hold his own against the best.  He's superb, and I'm glad he's our manager, well done Tim.

[SoccerHQ]

And I'm calling it right now. This "Tactics Tim" remark that he gets labeled with is utter bollocks. In the past few weeks he's outdone Rodgers, Pochettino, Pellegrini (even in defeat) and now Martinez. And that is against sides assembled at a far greater price with supposedly superior managerial minds. We weren't great at Man U but that was against a side that had really picked it up form-wise at that stage. And furthermore in the post match player interviews yet again "we had a gameplan" or word to that effect were used.

I'm not saying it is all the manager. I am saying that if it had gone wrong he'd be taking all the blame, so credit where it is due. I'm sure he'd be the first to admit it is a complete player and staff effort to not only see better results but quite frankly become one of the most attractive sides to watch in England right now.

This a million times. I love watching us play atm. That will do for now.

[LeeB]

I called him a lollipop on Facebook when he took over, which makes sense because I want to lick him now.

He's took the worst Villa team since our last relegation and turned us into a side three quarters of the league would die for, without spending a penny.

[pauliewalnuts]

It's an amazing turnaround, but it also makes you wonder what the fuck Lambert was doing.

He wasn't just failing to get the best out of this squad, he wasn't even getting a middling return for the resources he had.

[Deano's Mullet]

Love the guy and hope he can win us that cup