Gabby

[brian green]

He is in Kew, just behind the magnolias.

[peter w]

i think a move to the UAE or China awaits.

[Risso]

I've nothing new to add but just wanted to pop by and say that Agbonlahor is a big, fat horrible sod.

[richardhubbard]

I thought he was a spent force 2 years ago , now his just toxic indiviual

[Steve67]

Having seen what Grealish did earlier this season, having seen what Stephen Ireland did a while ago, and, worse of all, being club captain, did Agbonlahor really expect to get let off with this?  He doesn't look the brightest star in the sky but surely he isn't THAT stupid?

[oldtimernow]

I've nothing new to add but just wanted to pop by and say that Agbonlahor is a big, fat horrible sod.

have to say I agree with that, entirely,

well would have to add lazy to it though

[VillaAlways]

I've nothing new to add but just wanted to pop by and say that Agbonlahor is a big, fat horrible sod.

have to say I agree with that, entirely,

well would have to add lazy to it though

And thick

[croatian]

He is in Kew, just behind the magnolias.

Well, I've looked and I still can't see him.
Maybe if he moves a bit I'll spot him?

Nah, that's unlikely.....

[saunders_heroes]

Surely you can't sack someone for going on holiday when he had a weekend off.
I know he's past it and runs around like a sloth these days but he's not the cause of Aston Villa's dreadful decline over the last 6 years.

Maybe not the entire cause, but certainly a contributor to the decline. Sad really yhat at 29 he should still be danger to the opposition - look at Defoe at Sunderland, still a major threat but older than Gabby.

"Maybe not the entire cause"? Really?
If there was any ambition at the club at all he'd have been shown the door ages ago. The lack of ambition and the decline of the club has sod all to do with Agbonlahor. We need to stop looking at the symptoms and concentrate on the true cause of why we're heading for the Championship 

[Villa in Denmark]

Surely you can't sack someone for going on holiday when he had a weekend off.
I know he's past it and runs around like a sloth these days but he's not the cause of Aston Villa's dreadful decline over the last 6 years.

"Maybe not the entire cause"? Really?
If there was any ambition at the club at all he'd have been shown the door ages ago. The lack of ambition and the decline of the club has sod all to do with Agbonlahor. We need to stop looking at the symptoms and concentrate on the true cause of why we're heading for the Championship.

Maybe not the entire cause, but certainly a contributor to the decline. Sad really yhat at 29 he should still be danger to the opposition - look at Defoe at Sunderland, still a major threat but older than Gabby.

You can't have it both ways though, complain about lack of money and complain about the amount thrown at gimps like Agbonlahor and N'Zogbia.

The problem has never been the money, in terms of what should have been a comfortable mid table existence, it's been about the shocking way we've pissed hundreds of millions up the wall.  And that goes right back to the day MON and Lerner drove through the gates to the North Stand.

[Jimbo]

Surely you can't sack someone for going on holiday when he had a weekend off.
I know he's past it and runs around like a sloth these days but he's not the cause of Aston Villa's dreadful decline over the last 6 years.

"Maybe not the entire cause"? Really?
If there was any ambition at the club at all he'd have been shown the door ages ago. The lack of ambition and the decline of the club has sod all to do with Agbonlahor. We need to stop looking at the symptoms and concentrate on the true cause of why we're heading for the Championship.

Maybe not the entire cause, but certainly a contributor to the decline. Sad really yhat at 29 he should still be danger to the opposition - look at Defoe at Sunderland, still a major threat but older than Gabby.

You can't have it both ways though, complain about lack of money and complain about the amount thrown at gimps like Agbonlahor and N'Zogbia.

The problem has never been the money, in terms of what should have been a comfortable mid table existence, it's been about the shocking way we've pissed hundreds of millions up the wall.  And that goes right back to the day MON and Lerner drove through the gates to the North Stand.

Gabby's poor attitude flourished because it wasn't a million miles away from that of the owner. That complacency and neglect may already have been inherent in Gabby, but it gains legitimacy when the owner displays all the same traits.

[VillaAlways]

Surely you can't sack someone for going on holiday when he had a weekend off.
I know he's past it and runs around like a sloth these days but he's not the cause of Aston Villa's dreadful decline over the last 6 years.

"Maybe not the entire cause"? Really?
If there was any ambition at the club at all he'd have been shown the door ages ago. The lack of ambition and the decline of the club has sod all to do with Agbonlahor. We need to stop looking at the symptoms and concentrate on the true cause of why we're heading for the Championship.

Maybe not the entire cause, but certainly a contributor to the decline. Sad really yhat at 29 he should still be danger to the opposition - look at Defoe at Sunderland, still a major threat but older than Gabby.

You can't have it both ways though, complain about lack of money and complain about the amount thrown at gimps like Agbonlahor and N'Zogbia.

The problem has never been the money, in terms of what should have been a comfortable mid table existence, it's been about the shocking way we've pissed hundreds of millions up the wall.  And that goes right back to the day MON and Lerner drove through the gates to the North Stand.

Gabby's poor attitude flourished because it wasn't a million miles away from that of the owner. That complacency and neglect may already have been inherent in Gabby, but it gains legitimacy when the owner displays all the same traits.

And there is the absolute crux of the problem, if the owner isn't arsed why would anybody else be. We won't recover until he's gone imo

[Villa in Denmark]

Surely you can't sack someone for going on holiday when he had a weekend off.
I know he's past it and runs around like a sloth these days but he's not the cause of Aston Villa's dreadful decline over the last 6 years.

"Maybe not the entire cause"? Really?
If there was any ambition at the club at all he'd have been shown the door ages ago. The lack of ambition and the decline of the club has sod all to do with Agbonlahor. We need to stop looking at the symptoms and concentrate on the true cause of why we're heading for the Championship.

Maybe not the entire cause, but certainly a contributor to the decline. Sad really yhat at 29 he should still be danger to the opposition - look at Defoe at Sunderland, still a major threat but older than Gabby.

You can't have it both ways though, complain about lack of money and complain about the amount thrown at gimps like Agbonlahor and N'Zogbia.

The problem has never been the money, in terms of what should have been a comfortable mid table existence, it's been about the shocking way we've pissed hundreds of millions up the wall.  And that goes right back to the day MON and Lerner drove through the gates to the North Stand.

Gabby's poor attitude flourished because it wasn't a million miles away from that of the owner. That complacency and neglect may already have been inherent in Gabby, but it gains legitimacy when the owner displays all the same traits.

That's as maybe, but the point was a very specific one, based around s_h's constant refrain of we don't spend enough.

I'd agree that the whole lackadaisical, half arsed, trying to get away with doling just less than enough attitude permeates the whole club and that starts from the top.

[Ger Regan]

Personally I think there's more than enough criticism to go around. By criticising Agbonlahor, that doesn't mean that Lerner's failings are reduced, nor are they mutually exclusive.

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