Pundit and Media Watch on Aston Villa 24/25

[eamonn]

Nieve? Not Niamh? I doubt she's naive anyway.

[AV84]

Nieve? Not Niamh? I doubt she's naive anyway.

Yeah, she spells it Nieve, but I believe her surname is Petruzziello, so I'm not 100% sure she's Irish.

[john e]

That Nieve is a Bolton fan I think and does a lot of blogging
she’s always worth a listen

[AV84]

She did awards at the end of the year last year and gave Wayne Rooney managerial performance of the year for taking Birmingham City from 4th to 19th and saying he'd have made 11 substitutions if he could after a game where he made zero substitutions. She also gave Villa team of the year.

[Exeter 77]

Nieve? Not Niamh? I doubt she's naive anyway.

Yeah, she spells it Nieve, but I believe her surname is Petruzziello, so I'm not 100% sure she's Irish.

Her dad is Italian.

[Accent Guy]

That Nieve is a Bolton fan I think and does a lot of blogging
she’s always worth a listen

She's a Man United fan isn't she? At least I thought so.

[Rudy Can't Fail]

That Nieve is a Bolton fan I think and does a lot of blogging
she’s always worth a listen

She's a Man United fan isn't she? At least I thought so.

Bolton. She's brilliant and her vlogs are well worth a watch especially for those who like to see something that's not just PL.

Good to see NBC/Peacock football host Rebecca Lowe loves the Villa and after the West Ham game is predicting us to finish top 4. If I was a betting man I wouldn't rule her out of being the next MOTH host, though she's probably over qualified for the job. She understands football.

[Monty]

Yeah, Lowe answered something like 4 of her 6 questions with something Villa-related, good for her.

[Exeter 77]

That Nieve is a Bolton fan I think and does a lot of blogging
she’s always worth a listen

She's a Man United fan isn't she? At least I thought so.

Bolton. She's brilliant and her vlogs are well worth a watch especially for those who like to see something that's not just PL.

Says Villa Park is her favourite ground if I remember rightly as well.

[Nev]

The Guardian's post weekend "10 things...." focuses on Duran as far as our game is concerned which is fair enough, but the Newton Heath write up is something else, it could be printed in their match programme and no-one would bat an eye.

[rob_bridge]

The Graun love ManU and Arsenal because their fans are so knowledgeable and progressive.

[eamonn]

What happened to Sarah-Jane Mee?

[LeeB]

The Guardian's post weekend "10 things...." focuses on Duran as far as our game is concerned which is fair enough, but the Newton Heath write up is something else, it could be printed in their match programme and no-one would bat an eye.

It's always been bad with them but it seems to be worse than ever now. Maybe it just feels worse due to the juxtoposition between the fawning coverage and how shit they are in reality.

[Brend'Watkins]

That Nieve is a Bolton fan I think and does a lot of blogging
she’s always worth a listen

She's a Man United fan isn't she? At least I thought so.

Bolton. She's brilliant and her vlogs are well worth a watch especially for those who like to see something that's not just PL.

Good to see NBC/Peacock football host Rebecca Lowe loves the Villa and after the West Ham game is predicting us to finish top 4. If I was a betting man I wouldn't rule her out of being the next MOTH host, though she's probably over qualified for the job. She understands football.

She has a unique dead pan style about her which is endearing. I like her.

[Nev]

The Guardian's post weekend "10 things...." focuses on Duran as far as our game is concerned which is fair enough, but the Newton Heath write up is something else, it could be printed in their match programme and no-one would bat an eye.

It's always been bad with them but it seems to be worse than ever now. Maybe it just feels worse due to the juxtoposition between the fawning coverage and how shit they are in reality.

Everyone I have spoken to referenced how poor they were and how it looked very much like last season yet the media are treating it like a new dawn, and did even before a ball was kicked.