Quote from: dave.woodhall on April 22, 2016, 11:57:15 AMQuote from: aj2k77 on April 22, 2016, 11:53:18 AMI'm not interested in memories of a fucking late winner against Everton 7 years ago, like it was some sort of 0-0 against Southampton fine moment. Why does anyone want statements from this man anymore? They cover nothing and solve nothing, we just need him out of here.No idea - why don't you ask all those who are saying they want him to say something?^^This.^^ He's answered calls for a statement. He's not got a buyer but he's actively looking for one - a suitable one, at that - and he's admitted it's all his fault. He's still an absolute fool who's ruined Villa, despite his lofty intentions and really shouldn't even be put in charge of dressing himself but - whether you take his words at face value or not - I don't know what else anyone can realistically expect him to say.
Quote from: aj2k77 on April 22, 2016, 11:53:18 AMI'm not interested in memories of a fucking late winner against Everton 7 years ago, like it was some sort of 0-0 against Southampton fine moment. Why does anyone want statements from this man anymore? They cover nothing and solve nothing, we just need him out of here.No idea - why don't you ask all those who are saying they want him to say something?
I'm not interested in memories of a fucking late winner against Everton 7 years ago, like it was some sort of 0-0 against Southampton fine moment. Why does anyone want statements from this man anymore? They cover nothing and solve nothing, we just need him out of here.
Re the statement,he is ethier taking the piss or and I mean this genuinely,I fear for his mental state.
"Memories of Acorns on the shirt, and Ashley Young scoring a late winner against Everton still romantically nourish me. "Strange references. I guess it's hard to remember too much at all when he doesn't go to the games and has managed to miss out on all the wrong kind of record-breaking landmarks.
A nagging sense of inevitability set in against Leicester City despite the late lead we enjoyed. Can't say why although I doubt I'm alone...How many seasons after all can one hold on and hope to slide through? That is not Aston Villa. That kind of desperate existence is totally unacceptable, unbearable and totally incompatible with Villa's glorious past. That is not what, or why, I looked to get involved back then and it is why I've looked for some time to make a change. I can say certainly in good faith that I have tried to sell since my May 2014 announcement and put our beloved club in better suited hands - but that hasn't happened.I write to Villa supporters to make clear that this relegation lies at my feet and no one else's. And because I believe in Aston Villa and know it will come back stronger and more able, with love and care for the community it serves, with the edge and attitude it must have to represent our history and tradition. Memories of Acorns on the shirt, and Ashley Young scoring a late winner against Everton still romantically nourish me. I know Villa will return better, stronger.I will continue to try to put the club into worthy hands as I have, and also do my best to position Villa for the quickest possible return to its rightful place among England's elite.R Lerner