Fuck themFuck you...if you're not performingFuck everybody who isn't Villa ( hopefully)
Quote from: Villa in Denmark on February 14, 2015, 08:22:18 PMIt's just a reflection of the mutliplication of hyphonated names over here Seriously they're talking about legislation to limit it to 2 family names, there are examples of 4 and 5 going around at the moment, plus 2 or 3 given names. Birth certificates are now printed in A3 to accomodate it all.Aha you mean inclusion of father's father mother's father fathers's mother mother's mother dead sister/aunt/uncle etc etc?That's what you get when you are small town in North og Germany spread over a rather large area.
It's just a reflection of the mutliplication of hyphonated names over here Seriously they're talking about legislation to limit it to 2 family names, there are examples of 4 and 5 going around at the moment, plus 2 or 3 given names. Birth certificates are now printed in A3 to accomodate it all.
Tim doesn't stand no-triers or ego's well. He says it as he sees it and doesn't (unfortunately?) give a flying **** what people think of him - he's independently wealthy (he's invested well in some very successful businesses).Tim was largely responsible for over-hauling and rebuilding as well as planning our new academy/development squad and could be largely credited for the crop of top class youngsters that have come through and are about to. - He is a believer in youth with a mixture of experience. As he proved with us he is not one to run to the transfer market at the first difficulty, it fact he turned down the opportunity do that and held faith in the three youngsters he brought through when he was appointed (Mason, Bentelab and Kane - he was annoyed that Carroll had been loaned to Swansea and made his thoughts known).The problem you will have with Tim is that he will seek out and kick out weak players and he will tell the chairman/club what he thinks - this is his greatest downfall, one which I hope he's learned from.He is a disciplinarian and gets very angry very quickly if players let their conditioning go or simply aren't as fit as he thinks they should be.He has a great tactical brain, but tends towards 100 mph, high intensity, high tempo total football. Hugely exciting when he gets it right, but does mean that you'll be exposed at the back, so perhaps end up scoring plenty and conceding plenty.You'd do well to give him a chance, as I do think a fresh face not connected with the club could work wonders for you.
Quote from: dave shelley on February 15, 2015, 01:05:34 AMFuck themFuck you...if you're not performingFuck everybody who isn't Villa ( hopefully)my favourite quote.
Exciting gifs of the managerClean slate for players to go for it and get in the teamNo idea what he will say post match
This came from a Spuds fan on another Villa forum, this may give an insight into why Fox courted him for a long time (and why I feel less depressed from his intial appointment!). Methinks he could give some choice words about Lerner too...QuoteTim doesn't stand no-triers or ego's well. He says it as he sees it and doesn't (unfortunately?) give a flying **** what people think of him - he's independently wealthy (he's invested well in some very successful businesses).Tim was largely responsible for over-hauling and rebuilding as well as planning our new academy/development squad and could be largely credited for the crop of top class youngsters that have come through and are about to. - He is a believer in youth with a mixture of experience. As he proved with us he is not one to run to the transfer market at the first difficulty, it fact he turned down the opportunity do that and held faith in the three youngsters he brought through when he was appointed (Mason, Bentelab and Kane - he was annoyed that Carroll had been loaned to Swansea and made his thoughts known).The problem you will have with Tim is that he will seek out and kick out weak players and he will tell the chairman/club what he thinks - this is his greatest downfall, one which I hope he's learned from.He is a disciplinarian and gets very angry very quickly if players let their conditioning go or simply aren't as fit as he thinks they should be.He has a great tactical brain, but tends towards 100 mph, high intensity, high tempo total football. Hugely exciting when he gets it right, but does mean that you'll be exposed at the back, so perhaps end up scoring plenty and conceding plenty.You'd do well to give him a chance, as I do think a fresh face not connected with the club could work wonders for you.
1. He'll kick some lazy, underperforming arses.2. He knows what a net looks like. 3. "So this is Old Trafford? So fucking what."
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