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Aston Villa are kissing the premonition of relegation after three successive heavy defeats in the league. It all went horribly wrong since their victory against Liverpool at Anfield. They started the month of December steadily.
A Merry X-Mas to Aston Villa manager Paul Lambert. Villa are sitting in 16th place with 18 points on board but Sunday’s 8-0 defeat at the hands of Chelsea destroyed the X-Mas spirit completely.
The problem with unknown players playing for a mediocre club is when they start to perform and come into limelight, their parent club become vulnerable to transfer offers from top clubs across the country or
Aston Villa striker Darren Bent has fallen out of favour of his manager Paul Lambert and several English clubs, including the likes of Liverpool and QPR have been linked with a move for him in
Swansea striker Michu is having a great first season at English soil and has taken the league by storm scoring 10 goals already making him joint top scorer with Luis Suarez and Robin van Persie.
France is known for producing high quality players over the years and clubs from all around Europe are continuously linked with their academy starlets. Massadio Haidara is the latest starlet linked with a move abroad,
New QPR boss Harry Redknapp is looking to bolster his team in the January transfer window and wants to bring unsettled Aston Villa striker Darren Bent at the London club.
Darren Bent is seen by some, as a good temporary solution to the Merseyside club’s goal scoring hoodoos. Liverpool currently lying 11th in the league table have managed to score only 16 goals this campaign,
English outfit Aston Villa are tough facing competitions from Italian outfit Fiorentina for the signature of French Under 21 left back Massadio Haidara according to reports from talkSPORT.
Aston Villa striker Darren Bent faces an uncertain future at the club, but manager Paul Lambert insists he doesn’t want to sell the striker in January, according to reports from The Mirror.
It all seemed to be going Aston Villa’s way at the weekend as they took a deserved 2-0 lead against League leaders Manchester United, but then boss Sir Alex Ferguson made a decisive substitution and
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