Five Reasons
Win, lose or draw, there’s always five reasons to be cheerful as an Aston Villa fan
Five Reasons To Be Cheerful As Villa Put Tottenham on the Bottom Three Rack
Five Reasons to be Cheerful After Beating Spurs Ahead of the International BreakAway wins in Europe and the Carabao Cup had hinted that Unai Emery's rebuild was on the right track, even if only a small quota of new signings were actually starting in the team, due to injuries and disrupted preseasons. Against Tottenham though, Emery got to start six of his new chargers.Victory...
Five Reasons to Be Cheerful After a Week of Mixed Emotions for Emery
Five Reasons to be Cheerful After Brugge Win and Forest LossA mixed week has seen Villa finally pick up their first win of the new campaign, after getting their Champions League season off to a winning start with a hard-fought victory in Bruges. The positive momentum proved short-lived, however, as Villa slumped to a late home defeat against Nottingham Forest in a game that...
Five Reasons to Be Cheerful as Aston Villa Fans After Late Blackpool Escape
While some Villa fans are happy with 12th in the Premier League, for others it just doesn't cover the cracks. Currently Paul Lambert's Aston...
Five Reasons to be Cheerful as Aston Villa Fans After Palace Bore
Here's a new grim reaper stat for you...Villa have now failed to score in 11 of their 20 games this season (21 if you...
Five Reasons to be Cheerful as Aston Villa Fans After Sunderland Snooze Draw
Neil Warnock was fired after one win in 12, yet Paul Lambert enjoys the board's full backing after only two wins in 15 games....
Five Reasons to be Cheerful as Aston Villa Fans After Swansea City Defeat
in the last few months Villa's runs of results have been reaching schizophrenic proportions. There was a run of six losses on a trot,...
Five Reasons to be Cheerful as Aston Villa Fans After Stand Against Red Devils
A decent performance and a decent point. Could have been three and perhaps should have been, but after Gabby's bizarre sending off, it'll do....
Five Reasons to be Cheerful as Aston Villa Fans After Derby Self-Destruction
Lets be honest here. Albion looked very, very ordinary. Even if Villa didn't turn up it would have ended 0-0 at worst. I'm not...
Five Reasons to be Cheerful as Aston Villa Fans After Home Improvements
Gaps in the stands at Villa Park, Ashley Westwood stretchered off and a poor Leicester team that should have been blasted off the Villa...
Five Reasons to be Cheerful as a Villa Fan After Rare Winning Feeling
I had a feeling Villa would beat Crystal Palace. In fact I told folk on the MOMS Facebook page to bet on it at...
Five Reasons to be Cheerful as Villa Fans After Letting Burnley Off the Hook
After throwing away another chance of three points in the final minutes against Burnley, which leaves Villa winless in nine games, there's probably only three...
Five Reasons to be Cheerful as Villa Fans as Lambert Enters Winnable Games Run
Eight games without a win for Villa, a 15-year low attendance and another Villa performance offering very little going forward (one shot on target),...
Five Reasons to be Cheerful as Aston Villa Fans After Hammers Point
Defensive grit and a hearty effort from the back line, but Aston Villa overall again were largely uninspiring. Still, maybe the point at the...
Five Reasons to be Cheerful for Aston Villa Fans as Clock Ticks on Lambert
I had a confident feeling about the Spurs game. The North Londoners weren't as good as they have been in recent years and Villa's...