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The Truth: What The Hell is Happening at Aston Villa?
Episode 381

The Truth: What The Hell is Happening at Aston Villa?

Welcome back to The Truth, where Sam and Dougie are taking a look at Aston Villa's dreadful start to the Premier League season and try and get to the bottom of why things have looked so out of sorts under Unai Emery at Villa Park so far this season...

Ranks FC - A Football Podcast · Dougie Critchley, Sam Tighe, Jack Collins

September 26, 202542m 56s

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Show Notes

It's time for The Truth!

Sam and Dougie are back in the studio to discuss the woeful start that Aston Villa have had in this campaign, and whether this is just a blip or something more concerning for Villa fans.

We examine the fallout of the financial peril in the summer, the work in the transfer market that has potentially left Unai Emery shorthanded for this season, the influence of Monchi - who has now left his post at the club, the lack of width from the Villans so far in games, poor form from key players, and so much more. 

Is this just a blip or is there more deep rooted issues that might dog the club for the rest of this season? Can Emery turn things around, or is there cause for drastic action if a U-Turn isn't achieved in the near future? As ever, The Truth is somewhere in the middle...

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