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Villa Park giveaway, Abraham sinkin' and Mmmmmbaye
37:33|Guess who scored at Villa Park? That's right - the guy who hasn't scored in nine years. Aston Villa fall again, this time to Nottingham Forest. There's a goal at least. There's excitement at least, especially with Ibrahim Mbaye. But it's another bad day at the office and Unai Emery's decision to bring on Tammy Abraham at half time raises eyebrows.
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Visit Rwanda? The Process and Leon McBurnie
48:49|Aston Villa's first point of the season doesn't deliver a goal, but we do have a shot on target to talk about. We even have sitters to marvel at. And, more seriously, we have a baller in goals. We discuss a better performance but what we're missing. The changes from the sideline. And the sitters, again.
Diving, skiving and The Plonkers List
48:19|Arsenal beat Aston Villa. But it's a new Aston Villa. They don't each other, yet. They're not all playing, yet. And, YES, we haven't had a shot on target but there are signs - there are signs!
Wow Gomes, no-show Watkins and Buendia up top
01:01:09|The worst debut ever? Joao Gomes went from a hero to a liability very quickly in Brighton as a strikerless Villa were ran over the top of. Ollie Watkins didn't show and we discuss the 4-0 defeat, the transfers and where do we go now?
"Has Madjo DEFINITELY finished growing?" | Villa get us excited for the new season
56:50|PSG outplayed by Aston Villa again?PSG win again, sure, but it was only a friendly now that we lost, right?Madjo, Hemings, McGinn, Buendia - wow.Super Cup podcast is here and the new season is upon us.We are o back.
Happiness, meaning, and a team to love
53:45|Aston Villa are Europa League champions. We have montages and poems and the whole kit and caboodle to mark the occasion.
Pure Pau, McGinn injection & Liverpool's Adama Traore map
53:46|Champions League baby! What a way to end the league season (effectively) and send us into a European final. These boys are heroes. The squad gets weaker each year and they still scale new heights. Even Austin MacPhee is getting praise again. But Liverpool are a mess and perhaps MacAllister sums that up right now.