VILLA’S youngsters turned it on again with six cracking goals, more great football and an overall performance that gives great promise for the future.Read
IMAGINE a frail old granny, sat alone in her living room late at night... there’s no phone, the room is bathed in candlelight as the meter is running low and a winter chill wafts through the windows and under the doors.Read
MARTIN O’Neill admitted that defending of the calibre his side produced against Stoke City yesterday would not have been committed by the top four.Read
Chelsea launched the Guus Hiddink era in positive fashion as Nicolas Anelka's first half strike kept alive their slim hopes of lifting the Barclays Premier League title as they leapfrogged Aston Villa into third spot.Read
THE ghost of FA Cups past came back to haunt Martin O’Neill as once again his ambitions of Wembley were dashed just at the point when even he might have quietly dared to dream.Read
And it will take an act of escapology equal to being suspended upside down in a straitjacket for Martin O’Neill’s side not to make the Champions League now.Read
THE LAST time Villa headed into February in quite such a dominant position in the top flight, Nelson Mandela was days away from release from Victor Verster Prison near Cape Town after 27 years behind bars.Read
Aston Villa climbed level with second-placed Liverpool on 47 points after £3.5 million signing Emile Heskey hit a 20th-minute winner on his debut at Fratton Park.Read
CURTIS Davies silenced the West Brom boo-boys by scoring the opening goal as Martin O'Neill's side climbed above Manchester United into third spot in the Barclays Premier League.Read