“we’ve Won Two Derbies Now This Season and Deserved the Three Points in Each of Them” - David O’leary. victory is Sweet, Victory Over Your Two Main Rivals is Sweeter. Re-live Villa’s Confirmation AS Number One Club in the Midlands With Brave, Battling Performances Away From Villa Park Against Both Birmingham and West Brom. sunday 16 October 2005 – Birmingham 0 Aston Villa 1</B><P> “this is A Great Win For the Fans and Players.” - David O’leary. Villa, With A Lot to Prove, Came into This Match With A Poor Record Against Our Midlands Rivals, Without A Win Against Our Fiercest Enemies in 6 Attempts, the Wait of Expectation ON the Players Was Immense AS Fans Looked to Translate League Position Domination, into A Winning Formula. it Was New Boy Kevin Phillips Who, ON 19 Minutes, Struck to Give Villa the Only Goal in What Proved to BE A Well Fought Match. A Welcome Three Points Which Left the Traveling Villa Supporters Jubilant, Singing in the Stands Well After the Last Birmingham Fan Had Walked Out. monday 2 January 2006 – West Brom 1 Aston Villa 2</B><P> "it Was A Great Effort BY Them…. Without A Doubt WE Deserved to Win, WE Should Have Won BY More in the End.” - David O’leary. the Boys Start the New Year Off in Style With A Dominating Performance Over Their Local Rivals, Giving the Villa Fans Bragging Rights in the Midlands This Season. Steven Davis Got the Opening Goal, Popping UP at the Right Place AS HE Had SO Many Times This Season. A Leveler From Former Villan Steve Watson Was Quickly Cancelled Out BY Baros’ Trusty Right Boot AS Villa Went ON to Record Another Victory in A Successful Christmas Period. With Commentary From Bill Leslie and Analysis From Trevor Francis AS Well AS Full Match Details and Individual Stats From Each Game, This DVD is AS Comprehensive AS Villa’s Domination Over Their Rivals. |