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Petrov and NRC

 

GET IN!!!!

Not shopped around but on ppower Eagles is 5/1 anytime scorer and NRC is 12/1.

said on Talkshite this morning that Heskey has only scored 1 league goal in the last 16 months............first goal scorer anyone?

said on Talkshite this morning that Heskey has only scored 1 league goal in the last 16 months............first goal scorer anyone?

Lump it on a hat trick

No Agbonlahor and no James Collins (their best defender by a mile). They're fcuking there for the taking!! COYWM.

 

avfc.co.uk are saying that Agbonlahor is still hoping to make the game.... really really hope he doesn't!

It's on at 1.45am here.

 

Where are you?

• Bolton have won seven and drawn one of the eight games in which they opened the scoring. They have only dropped two points from winning positions, the best record in the division.
  

First goal is all important!

 

BBC!

Edited April 24, 201214 yr by Athywhite_Mike

BBC:

 

Head-to-head

• The two sides drew 1-1 in their last meeting at Villa Park, in September 2010. Villa had won their previous three home matches against Bolton, scoring 13 goals.
  
• Bolton have only won one of their last 10 games against Villa (W1, D4, L5).
  

Aston Villa

• Villa have only won one of their last 12 league matches, and none of the last six.
  
• Only Wigan and Wolves have won fewer home fixtures than Villa's four.
  
• The Villans have won seven league games so far this season - they have never failed to reach double figures in the Premier League.
  
• They have dropped 17 points from winning positions, the second-worst tally in the division behind relegated Wolves.
  
• Alex McLeish's side have drawn 15 games this season - the Premier League record for a 38-game season is 17 (Newcastle in 2003-04 and Villa in 2006-07).
  
• Gabby Agbonlahor has not scored in 19 league appearances since 5 November.
  

Bolton

• Wanderers have taken one point from the last three games, having won the previous three.
  
• They have conceded the opening goal 24 times this season, losing 21 of those games.
  
• Bolton have won seven and drawn one of the eight games in which they opened the scoring. They have only dropped two points from winning positions, the best record in the division.
  

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WE'LL SH!T UM! COYWM!

Edited April 24, 201214 yr by Gaz Nt

Where are you?

 

Thailand. It is re-run tomorrow which might be a help if my eyes are closing!

• Bolton have won seven and drawn one of the eight games in which they opened the scoring. They have only dropped two points from winning positions, the best record in the division.
  

First goal is all important!

Head-to-head

• The two sides drew 1-1 in their last meeting at Villa Park, in September 2010. Villa had won their previous three home matches against Bolton, scoring 13 goals.
  
• Bolton have only won one of their last 10 games against Villa (W1, D4, L5).
  

Aston Villa

• Villa have only won one of their last 12 league matches, and none of the last six.
  
• Only Wigan and Wolves have won fewer home fixtures than Villa's four.
  
• The Villans have won seven league games so far this season - they have never failed to reach double figures in the Premier League.
  
• They have dropped 17 points from winning positions, the second-worst tally in the division behind relegated Wolves.
  
• Alex McLeish's side have drawn 15 games this season - the Premier League record for a 38-game season is 17 (Newcastle in 2003-04 and Villa in 2006-07).
  
• Gabby Agbonlahor has not scored in 19 league appearances since 5 November.
  

Bolton

• Wanderers have taken one point from the last three games, having won the previous three.
  
• They have conceded the opening goal 24 times this season, losing 21 of those games.
  
• Bolton have won seven and drawn one of the eight games in which they opened the scoring. They have only dropped two points from winning positions, the best record in the division.
  

WE'LL SH!T UM! COYWM!

 

 

Cheers lads, but if you're lifting stuff from the internet, you really should acknowledge the source.

Edited April 24, 201214 yr by Traf

Time to claw some points back, more hope than expectation. Petrov scores a late deflected goal from a SKD knock down. 1 - 0

 

Head-to-head

• The two sides drew 1-1 in their last meeting at Villa Park, in September 2010. Villa had won their previous three home matches against Bolton, scoring 13 goals.
  
• Bolton have only won one of their last 10 games against Villa (W1, D4, L5).
  

Aston Villa

• Villa have only won one of their last 12 league matches, and none of the last six.
  
• Only Wigan and Wolves have won fewer home fixtures than Villa's four.
  
• The Villans have won seven league games so far this season - they have never failed to reach double figures in the Premier League.
  
• They have dropped 17 points from winning positions, the second-worst tally in the division behind relegated Wolves.
  
• Alex McLeish's side have drawn 15 games this season - the Premier League record for a 38-game season is 17 (Newcastle in 2003-04 and Villa in 2006-07).
  
• Gabby Agbonlahor has not scored in 19 league appearances since 5 November.
  

Bolton

• Wanderers have taken one point from the last three games, having won the previous three.
  
• They have conceded the opening goal 24 times this season, losing 21 of those games.
  
• Bolton have won seven and drawn one of the eight games in which they opened the scoring. They have only dropped two points from winning positions, the best record in the division.
  

 

WE'LL SH!T UM! COYWM!

 

Another very worrying stat.

I'm strangely optomistic about this 1-0 Bolton , Klasnic the scorer

 

COYWM

3-0 defeat all over this one.

 

And I'm usually postive. Well, comparitively, anyway.

Smash and grab!!

Will be listening/watching ont wireless or dodgy link if I can find one. Anything but a defeat. Bricks will be shat !

Will be watching this on my lunch break. COYW!!

 

2-0 SKD and Petrov.

Smash and grab!!

it not a pikey wedding

expect the worst so owt else is a bonus. Winning tonight would give us a bit of hope, but personally I see better organised teams than ours showing more will and fight for the cause when it's needed. Ergo, I'm predicting a 1-1 draw but defeat at Sunderland to confirm what most of us already know. Still, Charlton's always a beltin' away

Got a feeling we're going to win tonight. Don't know why.

Some more:

 

There have already been two meetings between these Aston Villa and Bolton this season (one in the Carling Cup), with the away side victorious in each case.

Five of Villa?s last six goals against Bolton have come before half-time.

The Villans have gone three hours and 58 minutes without a Premier League goal.

Bolton have mustered just one goal in their last three league games.

Bolton have won five Premier League away games this season, only one fewer than Chelsea.

Only Wigan (15) have scored fewer home goals than Villa (18) this season.

46 per cent of the goals Villa have conceded have been from set-plays, more than any other Premier League side this season.

Bolton have hit the woodwork fewer than any other Premier League side this season (six times).

Aston Villa are one of three Premier League teams yet to squander a penalty kick this season (along with Everton and Norwich).

Villa have played 10 Premier League home games on a Tuesday and have failed to score in seven of them, winning only twice.

On my way down to villa and even the 4x warm strongbow from asda blackburn rd isnt clouding the fact of the importance of tonight.3-1 us with petrov,skd & wheater doing it for us.please please please coywm.

Cheers, but if you're lifting stuff from the internet, you really should acknowledge the source.

BWFC: Bogdan, Steinsson, Wheater, Ream, Ricketts, Ryo, Reo-Coker, M Davies, Petrov, Eagles, Ngog

 

 

BWFC Subs: Jaaskelainen, Alonso, Knight, K Davies, Klasnic, Sordell, Vela

 

Was that to me? You're right. It was from Yahoo! Eurosport News.

 

http://uk.eurosport.yahoo.com/24042012/58/premier-league-matchpack-aston-villa-v-bolton.html

BWFC: Bogdan, Steinsson, Wheater, Ream, Ricketts, Ryo, Reo-Coker, M Davies, Petrov, Eagles, Ngog

 

 

BWFC Subs: Jaaskelainen, Alonso, Knight, K Davies, Klasnic, Sordell, Vela

 

Cheers but if you're lifting stuff from the internet, you really should acknowledge the source.