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Tag Archives: Roberto di Matteo

Here Come Our Preston Pals

Dave Collett looks forward to the weekend with a reminder of previous clashes.

March 26, 2025 in Comment, History.

Cult Heroes of Villa Park – Jonathan Kodjia

Dave Collett writes about a Championship favourite.

September 11, 2023 in Cult Heroes, History.

Fully seasoned

Stacy Murphy writes about changing managers mid-season.

July 22, 2022 in Comment, History.

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  • Re: Other Games 2026/27
    Still remember Taylor's lamentable performance when we played the Blades at VP in December 2023. It's rare for a ref to get so many decisions plain wrong.The final bow was not to give us a pen at Burnley when Walker literally took little Emi's boot of...
  • Re: Alejandro Garnacho - loan deal agreed
    Quote from: brontebilly on July 22, 2026, 11:14:43 PMThat same article could have been written about Sancho last summer pretty much. Sancho was off the back of a stronger season with Chelsea too. Both have all the talent bu...
  • Re: Other Villa stuff
    I wonder if supplying logistical support to the murderous IDF is an appalling use of taxpayers' money as well?
  • Re: Alejandro Garnacho - loan deal agreed
    The main point, from everything I have read, is that Unai advocated for Garnacho's  recruitment. I am far from convinced that was the case for Elliot. I think he thought Sancho could add a dimension to our play, and he did in patches, but it was not s...
  • Re: Alejandro Garnacho - loan deal agreed
    I think the Sancho replacement comments have nailed it to be honest, as in he'll primarily be employed coming on in the latter stages of games.
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