Show Notes
Dan Bardell hosts The Athletic's podcast all about Aston Villa Football Club, in conversation with correspondent Gregg Evans. Leon Bailey had an enormous impact in the weekend's win over Everton but was forced off with a thigh injury scoring the third goal. We look at the potential line-ups for the cup game against Chelsea and this Saturday's trip to Old Trafford. Matty Cash is in the news as well; not just because of his first Villa goal, but also the imminent passport switch that could allow him to play international football for Poland. Would he become one of the best Eastern European players in the club's recent history?
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