He's bloody garbage. No wonder they want to sign Gomez off us
Gerrard New Villa Head Coach
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Talksh!te had a male model called David Gandy (Tottenham fan - o wot a surprise) in the studio yesterday. They got him ranking Premiership managers in terms of how stylish they looked and he put Stevie G next to last - said he dresses like a stand-in geography teacher. 😀
Yes, he is. I think I know what Stevie meant to say about him in that tweet. 😀
Who‘s garbage too.
He's annoyingly very good
Yeah, but shouldn’t be in that conversation. Neither should Bellingham for that matter. Add Kante, Modric, Gundogan and Kimmich.
If Thiago doesn't make that list then Mount should be nowhere near it
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*cough*Joe Cole comment *cough*
*cough*Joe Cole comment *cough*
https://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/gerrard-aston-villa-transfer-coutinho-27009172
[article]Since his arrival, Villa have the eight best points per game (PPG) record with a return of 34 from 25 games (1.36 PPG). If the season had started when Gerrard arrived, only the ‘big six’ and Newcastle United would be above Villa.[/article]
[article]Since his arrival, Villa have the eight best points per game (PPG) record with a return of 34 from 25 games (1.36 PPG). If the season had started when Gerrard arrived, only the ‘big six’ and Newcastle United would be above Villa.[/article]
Hard/unfair to make direct comparisons like that imo.
"Gerrard takes over a Villa side who sit 16th the Premier League table, two points above the relegation zone, and are without a win since September." (5 pts away from 11th)
Last season, the point difference between 11th and 12th was 10 pts, whereas currently 4 pts separate 9th to 14th place. Last season's 55 pts would mean a top 8 finish this season.
Then there are other factors like
"Gerrard takes over a Villa side who sit 16th the Premier League table, two points above the relegation zone, and are without a win since September." (5 pts away from 11th)
Last season, the point difference between 11th and 12th was 10 pts, whereas currently 4 pts separate 9th to 14th place. Last season's 55 pts would mean a top 8 finish this season.
Then there are other factors like
- games played without fans (last season)
- no pre-season (for Gerrard to work with the players)
- losing their best player in Grealish
- missing Traore cos of injury (7 goals, 7 assists in 36 league apps last season)
- new signings like Buendia, Ings and Bailey to bed in
- bringing through Ramsey (who has played more than 3 times last season's mins in the league)
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Wish we had @King Binny to straighten up some politicians too…
(No, not about yesterday's 3-2 defeat. 😢)
Gerrard's assistant Michael Beale is about to leave for QPR and some Villa fans threw up Xabi Alonso's name
If they win the treble with Villa I'd consider them to replace Klopp.
Wow, this looks like a coup. He gave up managerial job at Blackpool to be Gerrard's no. 2
[article]Aston Villa is pleased to announce the appointment of Neil Critchley as Assistant Head Coach.
Critchley leaves his post as manager of Championship club Blackpool with immediate effect to become part of Steven Gerrard’s coaching staff.
The 43-year-old led Blackpool to promotion from League One during his first full season at the helm via the play-offs and managed them successfully to a mid-table position last term.
Critchley joined the Liverpool Academy in 2013, coaching the Under-18s and Under-23s, and took charge of the senior Liverpool side twice during the 2019/20 season. One of those occasions was against Villa for a Carabao Cup tie with the Reds’ first team away at the Club World Cup.[/article]
[article]Aston Villa is pleased to announce the appointment of Neil Critchley as Assistant Head Coach.
Critchley leaves his post as manager of Championship club Blackpool with immediate effect to become part of Steven Gerrard’s coaching staff.
The 43-year-old led Blackpool to promotion from League One during his first full season at the helm via the play-offs and managed them successfully to a mid-table position last term.
Critchley joined the Liverpool Academy in 2013, coaching the Under-18s and Under-23s, and took charge of the senior Liverpool side twice during the 2019/20 season. One of those occasions was against Villa for a Carabao Cup tie with the Reds’ first team away at the Club World Cup.[/article]
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