Tony's Tweets

[Dave P]

Press and people speculating Dr's last tweet suggests Grealish is off.

Is it a case of he can go if he solves the equation?

[dave.woodhall]

Press and people speculating Dr's last tweet suggests Grealish is off.

I wish it was his last tweet.

[cdbearsfan]

I can't see any Tweet about Grealish. Has it been deleted?

[Clampy]

I can't see any Tweet about Grealish. Has it been deleted?

It's still there, third one down. It's a reply to someone suggesting we shouldn't sell him.

[in exile]

Unless it says "Grealish is off", I wouldn't get too wound up over it

[Jimbo]

"We know what we should do, I'm one of yours but maybe just with more experience running business. It happened all the time if anyone is good"

I take this to mean, if you're good then others will always be interested in headhunting you. I don't think he's going to sell just yet.

[passport1]

I've come to the conclusion that Dr T's tweets mean the square root of fuck all.

[Jon Crofts]

Quite honestly I wish someone would delete his Twitter account.

[peter w]

I quite like it. Harmless enough and engages with the fans.

[Chris Jameson]

Quite honestly I wish someone would delete his Twitter account.

Same here, it will end in tears.

[mr underhill]

what a curmudgeon you are - it's brilliant that we have someone who actually communicates after years of being owned by the invisible man who joined a Trappist society

[Jimbo]

I don't think it will end in tears. How much worse could it be than what we've had to endure over the past six or so years? At the moment he's cutting through all the media bullshit, giving the fans a lift and showing a bit of personality into the bargain.

It's a new world now. Chairmen aren't local travel agents with a ten-year-old Bentley and a pork pie hat any more. Football has changed and the media has changed. He's shaping the narrative, and as we've all witnessed quite a lot in recent months, that's what matters most now. Besides, Tony's tweets are the very least of Villa's problems.

[dave.woodhall]

I don't think it will end in tears. How much worse could it be than what we've had to endure over the past six or so years? At the moment he's cutting through all the media bullshit, giving the fans a lift and showing a bit of personality into the bargain.

It's a new world now. Chairmen aren't local travel agents with a ten-year-old Bentley and a pork pie hat any more. Football has changed and the media has changed. He's shaping the narrative, and as we've all witnessed quite a lot in recent months, that's what matters most now. Besides, Tony's tweets are the very least of Villa's problems.

You could have said exactly the same in 2006. That's why it could - not will - end in tears.

[Clampy]

When he tweets during the transfer window like he has done, that's fine and I'm sure fans do appreciate being kept up to date. I don't see any harm in that. It's when he comments on individual players and situations is where it gets a bit messy.

[Chris Jameson]

what a curmudgeon you are - it's brilliant that we have someone who actually communicates after years of being owned by the invisible man who joined a Trappist society

If it were David Sullivan tweeting some of the nonsense he's posted people would be quite rightly mocking him on here.