Blog: Building for the future in the right way
With Aston Villa’s last home game upon us, blogger Matt Turvey looks at how the club are closer to safety than many expected in January.
With Aston Villa’s last home game upon us, blogger Matt Turvey looks at how the club are closer to safety than many expected in January.
As Aston Villa make the trip to the Britannia Stadium to face Stoke City, blogger Matt Turvey asks if the team need to change their style to survive.
Times they are a-changing, as an old song once said. Matt Turvey asks whether Aston Villa will be unrecognisable next season and if it will be for the better.
A week off from the pressure of a relegation battle could be just what Aston Villa fans need, writes blogger Matthew Turvey.
With Aston Villa rumoured to be up for sale with current owner Randy Lerner, blogger Matt Turvey looks at the hypothetical impact selling the club could have.
Expectations will be much higher when Aston Villa go to Reading, followed a week later by the visit of Queens Park Rangers, writes blogger Matthew Turvey.
With no match for Aston Villa this weekend, blogger Matt Turvey asks if games should be deemed a lost cause solely because teams are bigger than the Birmingham club.
In the drudgery of Aston Villa’s recent plight, anger and apathy are in abundance. Matt Turvey explains why perspective has to play a part if the club are to go forwards rather than backwards.
Aston Villa blogger Matt Turvey looks forward to the remains of the season as the club’s league cup light was extinguished earlier this week.
Aston Villa face West Brom with both teams suffering from poor recent form and Matt Turvey asks if the club from B6 can arrest their slump when they go to the Hawthorns.
In the midst of anger and frustration at Aston Villa, cohesion is the missing ingredient that may fix the woes of a club in poor form, writes Matthew Turvey.
As Aston Villa take a week off from the manic scramble for points that is the Premier League, blogger Matt Turvey illustrates the need for reality as fans slide into despair.
As we reach the supposed Mayan doomsday, blogger Matt Turvey takes a look at the present and past discussing how Aston Villa managed to avoid their own end of the world.
After a solid result against Norwich City in midweek, Aston Villa look increasingly on the up.
With Stoke City a perennial banana-skin for Aston Villa, many fans will be wondering what the result will be at the weekend.
With Aston Villa looking to make their first back-to-back wins in a long time, blogger Matt Turvey asks what is needed as the club take on bottom of the table Queens Park Rangers.
With the wind of change blowing a European Cup winner on to the dole queue, Aston Villa blogger Matt Turvey asks if chairman impatience is something that Aston Villa should be glad of avoiding.
As Aston Villa head into another challenging weekend, Villa blogger Matt Turvey asks if fans of the Birmingham club should be hopeful this weekend.
When it comes to supporting a football team, there are always ups and downs. Matt Turvey explains why he prefers to remain positive, even when the going gets tough.
As Aston Villa look forwards to the weekend and a game against a team managed by former manager Martin O’Neill, Villa blogger Matt Turvey asks how November is going to affect the club.
What’s going to happen as two teams performing below expectations clash in B6? Matt Turvey details the reasons why the clash may well be explosive.