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Sorry Lith, but im over the moon today! You have a real hard run in, but if you do go down, you'll do a Newcastle and storm the league and come back up.

This years season has been so close. Great season, I know we [Villa for those of you that didn't know] have been down there, played some awful football at times and made some dreadful decisions but, its been a gripping season throughout from top to bottom of the league.

Glad Man City won too, FA cup Final without Arsenal, Man U or Chelsea in it is good viewing IMO, hope its Bolton who win tomorrow. That would be a cracking Final

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I think West Ham would still have a good enough squad to go straight back up.

Parker may go and possibly some other but Hitz has hardly played for them, think he'll stay, one of the best youngster in the league Hines, I think would stay. Cole im not sure would leave either.

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I think im in the minority but if blackpool go down then I wont be too disappointed. They have added a lot to the league and the fans will have loved it. However the truth is they have the worse squad by a mile. They have been found out and if they dont go down this season they will probably be humiliated next. With Charlie Adam, their squad is weaker than qpr and cardiff, without him you could add a few more championship sides. Holloway and the players have done great to make it competitive but they just arent good enough.

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aye?

not really been paying much attention, just checking most of the results.

who you think is staying up instead then? really hope blackpool manage it. and west ham. don't think the league would be a poorer place without blackburn, wigan or wolves.

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Can't stand Holloway, see his little dig at Charlie Adam on MOTD, what a c**t, you didn't let him leave, and he's still playing, thing is, he's been identified as the heart of the team, so he's singled out by the opposition.

REALLY hope Blackpool go down and Adam will leave for peanuts. Holloway gets it bitten back in the butt, shouting his mouth off slagging off Villa completely, we did absoloutely nothing wrong the way we went after Adam, but Holloway was very disrespectful back and then did exactly what he was accusing us of. Prick.

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Can't stand Holloway, see his little dig at Charlie Adam on MOTD, what a c**t, you didn't let him leave, and he's still playing, thing is, he's been identified as the heart of the team, so he's singled out by the opposition.

REALLY hope Blackpool go down and Adam will leave for peanuts. Holloway gets it bitten back in the butt, shouting his mouth off slagging off Villa completely, we did absoloutely nothing wrong the way we went after Adam, but Holloway was very disrespectful back and then did exactly what he was accusing us of. Prick.

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Well that's just brightened up my weekend

And well done kenny telling wenger to piss off, nailed on penalty, what's he whinging about??

Maybe a ban now for kenny, you can't swear into a camera!

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