Moyes linked with Villa and Spurs

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http://www.grandoldteam.com/forum/t...bout-the-situation-at-Aston-Villa-this-summer......

http://www.grandoldteam.com/forum/t...iscussion-and-ownership?highlight=Aston+Villa

Have to say i agree with Matthew on almost all of his points above, i can see the summer being a difficult one for almost all PL clubs, with fees and wages contracting everywhere bar the very top. In fact their wont be much movement at all and the bargain basement is likely to be overcrowded with shoppers this year. The burden of debt isnt sustainable for almost all PL clubs -Credit isnt readily accessable even if you can come acorss it your paying a mega rate of intrest. Yet we are nicely poised to sustain the impending storm with our cost vs turnover ratio, if we continue to manage the club as we have.

To be honest now is the time not to spend as was last summer, i was pleased we didnt spend a lot, as much as we all like new players, keeping your cost base down is a must now and in the next 3-4 years. In actual fact it is better for the club not to invest to be honest.

In footballing terms we have a good young squad sprinkled with wiley old heads - we can be more then competitive with what we have and an astute small purchase or a loan.

Speaking frankly Everton are in one of the best positions in the league to weather the impending storm.



Hard to think that that was 12months ago (April 2010).

Explosion at Villa.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/13770519.stm

Implosion at Birmingham City...
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/13769999.stm

Lets see where this summer takes Everton ...

Try as far as possible to keep the books balanced, get Barkley etc in the squad and see where it takes us.

I think we need a winger and a striker, but keep the books balanced in so far as possible.
 
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This is going to be mega ninja popcorn. The smart money is on Johnson and Foster to Villa, i stuck 50 on each it when McCleish resigned on Sunday. Come on Randy sort it - ill be brewsterd.
 
I still think there's twists and turns left in this Villa saga. I dont see McLeish being installed and he'll go elsewhere.
 

Its in here Hun .. Bout 20/30 pages back . Sunday Night .

You dont do Twits but he was ALLover that too .

I offered his Mate / Him Our Season Tickets in a Bet .

He said he couldnt trust Scousers .. #Dole ...

Thus , Im go'n KICK HIS ARSE !!!

Haha the daft get. I dont get tweets but have just signed up anyway.
There will be something else next just when am getting used to using it.
 
Any classic quotes from any Villa forums yet?
I actually saw one poster state that he still believes Moyes will sign to them this week. Good stuff.
 
Love this post

knocker
Jun 14 2011Why would Villa have AM as manager, it would take the club back 5yr,surely we need to carry on GH work playing attractive football,never seen at birmingham.There some good players comming through dont let AM ruin then ,the way forward is with a continental coach .

They already have gobe back 5years. Deluded isn't the word. Insane more like
 

Fazakerley Matt. Cant agree more.
Hopefully Mcleish will take them down. Save me having to go that ground again


Its like Nuclear Pop Corn after a Pop Corn Famine:

"Birmingham City football club finds Aston Villa's announcement today (Tuesday) to proceed with an interview with Alex McLeish
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a contempt of Premier League and FA rules.

"The club feel this will taint football and give the game and the footballing authorities a bad name if this is allowed to materialise. The club will do what is within its powers to prevent this and will lodge a formal complaint to the authorities tomorrow as there is now not the slightest doubt remaining about this tap up attempt.

"Birmingham City FC stresses that this conduct, if condoned, will open up flood gates and set a very bad precedent. This is also an attack against the intelligence and integrity of not only the Villa fans, but most importantly our fans who are badly let down after having just been relegated.

"It is definitely a bitter pill to swallow for all fans concerned, both here and across the city. Never have the two clubs seen such a strong unity between their rival fans and this unity is based on humility and integrity and what is right and fair.

"The LMA's announcement today is refuted as the club has a very rigid approval system where only players formally identified, and with approval forms signed and sanctioned by the manager personally are brought in. The chief scout was sacked only after Mr. McLeish was informed who at that time had chosen not to comment.

"The allegations against the club, president Carson Yeung and the board are frivolous excuses and without foundation.

"The matter is now with Birmingham City FC's lawyers and no further comments will be made."

That has to be about 15 mill in compo for managers this season alone.
 

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