Villa, Villa, Villa

[IN_RAFA_WE_TRUST]

Isn't that rather old?

Seem to remember rolling my eyes and laughing at it some time ago...

These ozzys might live in the future,but when it comes to news it's a different story.

[Fernandinho]

Are you always a cunt to all Aussies?

[IN_RAFA_WE_TRUST]

You can be as racist as you want to Aussies now

[Fernandinho]

It gets a little old... And that comment was only made after you continuely did it

[-V-]

FFS. Got a whole season of this to rubbish to listen to. He's an embarrassing deluded old man and he won't last the season at Villa

[Exiled_red]

Can see him making a bid for Owen in January.

http://uk.eurosport.yahoo.com/120920...owen-move.html

Premier League - Houllier 'plots Owen move'
Eurosport - Sun, 12 Sep 12:18:00 2010

Michael Owen could make a sensational switch from Manchester United to Aston Villa when the transfer window re-opens.

The former England striker is a leading target for new Villa boss Gerard Houllier, according to the News of the World.

Owen's United career has stalled, with the 30-year-old yet to start a competitive fixture this season after falling behind in-form Dimitar Berbatov in the pecking order of strikers at Old Trafford.

He also angered some United fans by donning the shirt of his former club Liverpool to play in Jamie Carragher's testimonial match.

Owen enjoyed his best years under Houllier at Anfield, and his prolific form won him the coveted Ballon d'Or award in 2001, after Liverpool's treble of League Cup, FA Cup and UEFA Cup.

Houllier was presented as the new Villa boss on Friday, and the 63-year-old succeeds Martin O'Neill who quit just days before the start of the season.

O'Neill walked out of Villa Park in a dispute over the club's lack of clout in the transfer market.

However, a move for Owen would not stretch owner Randy Lerner's resources, as the striker would be available either on loan or for a nominal fee when transfers resume in January.

Owen joined United on a free transfer in summer 2009 after leaving Newcastle United following the club's relegation.

He played at Liverpool from 1996 to 2004 before joining Real Madrid for £8m.

Eurosport

[Craig_H]

[Roboklopp]

I really hope Houllier fails miserably. I have no affection left for him at all- he just winds me up big time. Classless fool.

[Craig_H]

Get off that fence and tell us what you really think

[wiw]

Just realised this thread reminds me of the David Villa chant

Villa Villa Villa, Villa maravilla

[IN_RAFA_WE_TRUST]

I'm guessing mrs Billa changed the thread title.

[The Glove]

I remember a ring in on Radio Merseyside just before the end of Ged, some boke rang up and said, and I quote 'He is **** and I hope someone breaks the cunts legs' then he got cut off.

[little dave hedgehog]

Gary Mac named assistant at Villa

wish he were at lfc

McALLISTER NAMED VILLA ASSISTANT
Posted 18/09/10 14:23
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Aston Villa have confirmed that Gary McAllister has agreed to become assistant manager to Gerard Houllier.

McAllister was assistant to Gordon Strachan at Middlesbrough but had been targeted by Houllier, who signed him as a player during his time at Liverpool.

The former Scotland international, capped 57 times, was described by the new Villa manager as "my most inspirational signing" during his time at Liverpool.

McAllister played a key role in the treble triumph of UEFA Cup, FA Cup and League Cup in 2001.

McAllister, who has also managed Coventry and Leeds, is joined in Villa's backroom team by Gordon Cowans.

The former Villa favourite, who was capped 10 times for England, joined Villa as an apprentice when he was 15 years old and in three spells at the club made a total of 527 appearances. He has been coaching Villa's youth teams for many years.

Rafa Gonzalez, who came to the club in the 2007-08 season as goalkeeping coach to the reserve team, will be goalkeeping coach, while Robert Duverne - who worked with Houllier at Lyon where they won back-to-back titles - will assist as coach/fitness coach.

[Lee]

Classy player and classy man is Gary Mac.

Had a quick flick through a couple of Villa forums and, on the whole, they're all behind the Houllier appointment. Will be interesting to see how he does there.

[lickedlollipop]

legend!!!