MOMS Ep.34 - Piano Man, Tractor Boys and Departing Doctor Xia

The MOMS podcast takes an irreverent look at another week of Villa madness.

David and Dan discuss Aston Villa's new Piano Man, the rubbish modern day version of the Peaker Blinders and 'Proper Football Men', before getting to grips with the controlled execution of Ipswich and the issues it threw up.

They discuss the secret behind Albert Adomah's rise this season, the rebirth of Glenn Whelan, Samba's magical knock out blow and the quest to replace John Terry.

They also look forward to the Leeds United clash and consider how Villa will fare in the Doomsday December set of fixtures.

Also, there's the return of 'Twitter With Tony', with the Yorkshire accented Doctor seemingly a busy bee in the past week, although he still found time to invent 'the winning goal'.

In a new closing segment provisionally entitled 'Under Der Hammer', verdicts are given on whether the persistent #BruceOut boys and girls should call a truce and whether Ross McCormack could still be an option for Villa come January.

Enjoy

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David & Dan

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Podcast Episode 34 features:

David Michael - @oldmansaid

Dan Rodgers - @avfc_vilr

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Villa Underground - http://www.villaunderground.com

Producer - David Michael

Voice 'talent' - Dan Rodgers

The Fionn Regan video starring Cillian Murphy that is mentioned in the show can be see here - 'The Meetings of the Waters' video

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