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One final exclusive before he goes on holiday The boring cunt

Lacks sexy names like an Isak or Tonali but I agree

A quadruple winning side

Don’t think it will happen, but Trafford, Guehi, Elanga and Pedro would be a remarkable transfer window.

A new ground in 2030 may help, but we'd pretty much end up in the Villa situation if we wanted a squad capable of domestic and Europe competition every season, would we not?

It's nothing new, but still nice to have an embedded tweet on this thread.

Yeah, his change of plan usually involves changing the formation and moving players into different positions and roles. But his underlying philosophy and approach is what it is, as is the case with most managers. Don't think he's looking to change that, which is seemingly what some people would prefer.

Team Baldy.

Arrivals will not guarantee exits - this is interesting. So if we have exits that surely means room for additional signings?

https://archive.ph/SVB6X Link for all to read

Baldwards rehashing what's basically common knowledge and covering all his bases at once

STOP I CAN ONLY BE SO ERECT

Im now convinced AI is a hoax and its just some guy in a cupboard writing fan fiction.

That's the least exclusive 'exclusive' I've seen.

Pretty much.

🚨TRIPLE SWOOP 🚨

It's so sad to see.

Add in a central defender and that'd be absolutely fantastic

New Edwards Telegraph artice reckons pedro, elanga and trafford all want to come.

Hey (hahahahaha) who you calling a dullard xx

Narrator: it didn't

To some extent but it's sustained success over many years that is needed to really drive up revenues. Villa have got themselves into a position where they have a completely unsustainable wage bill and are reliant on getting into the CL every season, and/or selling assets, to avoid falling foul of PL PSR. Whilst they will just get a derisory fine this time, they seemingly have no way of complying with UEFA FFP in the foreseeable future and by their rules the punishments will get progressively more severe, eventually leading to a European ban. It just doesn't seem to be sustainable for them, I just can't see them having the kind on long term success to increase their revenue that much before it comes crashing down.