Fans Worried Over Villa Future

[peter w]

I appreciate that there's less than a handful of people who are in the a slightest bit arsed about this thread, so this is my last word on the subject.

Wanting Doug out is a million miles from saying that not everyone wants him to go. If you're going down that daft road, my mate Dave in Shirley - I asked him yesterday and he said he wasn't fussed but he thought Doug had been okay in the past. It wasn't me that started an argument; if you look back you'll see that I pointed out not everyone wants rid of Doug and I don't appreciate this line that anyone who disagrees is somehow splitting the fans. I'd call that a common sense approch but it seems to have touched a nerve somewhere.

I'm not the one with problems, but then again I'm not the one using words like childish, pathetic and bollocks about someone else's opinions and then claiming it's them who started it, miss.

yawn :roll:  yes I used the words but only because of your nonsensical digs. Erm, yes it was you who started the argument, but for sake of ending lets just say ......................AND CUT.

[peter w]

Was it only three years ago that we all, me included were pleading with Ellis to get Oleary signed up quick smart before he was snapped up by one of our bigger rivals, when we looked forward to the new season with optimism. I can only hope that there are big surprises in store for the faithfull. Chill out guys.

He started it   :smt012

[dave.woodhall]

Was it only three years ago that we all, me included were pleading with Ellis to get Oleary signed up quick smart before he was snapped up by one of our bigger rivals, when we looked forward to the new season with optimism. I can only hope that there are big surprises in store for the faithfull. Chill out guys.

And a lot less than that when we were all pleading with them both to sort out a new contract.

[ROBBO]

Which goes to prove that most of us can be wrong some of the time. I suppose if at Xmas Villa by some miracle are in the top six it will be something that Chris Smith will be reminding us of =P~

[Big Brother]

Which goes to prove that most of us can be wrong some of the time. I suppose if at Xmas Villa by some miracle are in the top six it will be something that Chris Smith will be reminding us of =P~

Big Brother would like to remind everybody that anyone showing signs of insanity may be dragged into the Big Brother house and be shackled to Trevor Francis until he talks you to death.

[From the Doug Out]

Worrying level of aggression here.

[peter w]

Shows how worry can become anger at the blink of a 'I know what needs to be done' summer. Especially when the answer was 'Feck-All' all the time. Maybe O Clown is just far too intelligent for us to understand.

[dave.woodhall]

Maybe O Clown is just far too intelligent for us to understand.

Keeping a £1.7 million a year job for his level of performance shows intelligence beyond anything I could comprehend.

[ROBBO]

1.7 million a year the worlds gone mad.

[peter w]

If we were to sack the Clown, why could we not pay up his contract in instalments. he has said enough times that we have no money himself, so he could heardly be expected to want the money up front as part of his severance.

[villajk]

If we were to sack the Clown, why could we not pay up his contract in instalments. he has said enough times that we have no money himself, so he could heardly be expected to want the money up front as part of his severance.

The trouble is, the bloke has no integrity at all.  If he had he would have done the decent thing and resigned. ](*,)

[peter w]

If we were to sack the Clown, why could we not pay up his contract in instalments. he has said enough times that we have no money himself, so he could heardly be expected to want the money up front as part of his severance.

The trouble is, the bloke has no integrity at all.  If he had he would have done the decent thing and resigned. ](*,)

If he had any integrity he wouldn't be so flippant regarding the clubs history. Ask him about Arsenals, or Leeds', and I bet he's not so condescending. If he had any integrity he wouldn't constantly try to distance himself from the fans. if he had any integrity he wouldn't take Villa scoring a goal as a chance for him to point a people behind the dugout as if to say 'nar-nar-ne-nar-nar'. If he had any integrity he wouldn't traipse across our hated rivals pitch and then tell us all its for the chairman, and ignore the fans. If he had any integrity he wouldn't put out a woefully lacking team of kids agains Everton last season, in the words of Steve McMahon 'He's sent out a team to lose'. If he had any integrity he wouldn't become smarmy and pretend he suddenly loves us all when his job becomes shaky. If he had any integrity he wouldn't do a walk of shame around the pitch hiding behind children.

If he had any integrity he may still have some popularity amongst the masses. He hasn't. He doesn't. He shoukl still go.

[JD]

Top post Peter my man.  =D> I agree wholeheartedly with you. The man is a leech.  ](*,)

[From the Doug Out]

What nobody worrying anymore? No new worries? I'm worried that we aren't worried enough.

[peter w]

We haven't stopped worrying. Its just that during the World Cup, we have a chance to ignore Villa.