Villa looking to bring Tripps back to the Premier League

[paulatky]

Reports that Villa are trying to get Tripps.

[Bin Ont Turf]

Won't happen. And West Ham, Scunthorpe and Weymouth have no chance either.

He's a proper Claret.

[TommyJohnson]

Imagine a back 4 of...

Trippier Tarkowski Mee Taylor

[GodIsADeeJay81]

Bit of a step down from A.Madrid

[Bordeauxclaret]

Is he not facing a ban for some bets linked to his transfer?

[NewClaret]

Imagine a back 4 of...

Trippier Tarkowski Mee Taylor

Dream back 4....

[ClaretAL]

If Villa gets Tripps, Dyche is going to Villa. Trips has said in the past he wants to return to Burnley or a team under his good friend Dyche.

[fanzone]

Is he not facing a ban for some bets linked to his transfer?

Minor details.

[bobinho]

That back four sounds great... but how about this?

“Trippier whipping balls in for wood and rodriguez”

[Rileybobs]

If Villa gets Tripps, Dyche is going to Villa. Trips has said in the past he wants to return to Burnley or a team under his good friend Dyche.

I don’t think that Dyche would leave Burnley just to reunite with Trippier.

[Zlatan]

I don’t think that Dyche would leave Burnley just to reunite with Trippier.

No, but he would go for more money and no commute - as long as Villa also give him freedom to do what he wants, and that’s the sticking point.

[Jakubclaret]

I don’t think that Dyche would leave Burnley just to reunite with Trippier.

That seems to be a massive assumption on your behalf that a gentleman’s agreement didn’t exist, personally I’d find that unlikely myself but something along the lines of if I do return to England would you be willing to move to that same club if it was possible isn’t beyond anything that could be believable, it’s not unheard of put it that way.

[LoveCurryPies]

I’m not a person who believes in players returning to a Club unless the are hungry to. Jay Rod has emotional links and is doing fine. Trippier is one of the few I’d like to see back.

I’m not a football expert but to me he looks like he should be further up, in midfield, with a strong defender like Bardsley behind. (Told you my football knowledge is limited).

McNeill on one side, Trippier on the other. Our strikers would get more opportunities.

[ayrshireclaret83]

Tripps is coming home this summer

[Burnleyareback2]

I doubt there is anything in this at all, but I understand if Tripps comes back to the UK he wants to be in the North and with his family.

When Mears left I genuinely believed I would never see a better Burnley RB - I was wrong on that one too.

[Rileybobs]

No, but he would go for more money and no commute - as long as Villa also give him freedom to do what he wants, and that’s the sticking point.

No commute? I thought Dyche’s family was based in Northampton? A shorter commute.

I’m not saying that Dyche wouldn’t ever move to Villa. I’m saying he wouldn’t move to Villa just because they signed Trippier.

[Rileybobs]

That seems to be a massive assumption on your behalf that a gentleman’s agreement didn’t exist, personally I’d find that unlikely myself but something along the lines of if I do return to England would you be willing to move to that same club if it was possible isn’t beyond anything that could be believable, it’s not unheard of put it that way.

[GodIsADeeJay81]

That seems to be a massive assumption on your behalf that a gentleman’s agreement didn’t exist, personally I’d find that unlikely myself but something along the lines of if I do return to England would you be willing to move to that same club if it was possible isn’t beyond anything that could be believable, it’s not unheard of put it that way.

Which manager has changed clubs because a club has signed a particular player?

[Jakubclaret]

Which manager has changed clubs because a club has signed a particular player?

I'd struggle to think of 1 in the immediate time coinciding I could perhaps think of a few a month or slightly longer transferring that way, but even then you could question whether the reasons for the switch was down to the ex player moving. It's definitely a factor in the decision making process & smooths the transition when the manager knows the personnel he will be inheriting.

[Red Fox Rocks Socks]

I’m not a person who believes in players returning to a Club unless the are hungry to. Jay Rod has emotional links and is doing fine. Trippier is one of the few I’d like to see back.

I’m not a football expert but to me he looks like he should be further up, in midfield, with a strong defender like Bardsley behind. (Told you my football knowledge is limited).

McNeill on one side, Trippier on the other. Our strikers would get more opportunities.

One of the reasons he creates so many chances is the winger allows him to overlap on the move to put the ball in. Playing as the winger wouldn’t allow him to play the same way. He’s a fantastic full back and is at his best there.

I do think he did play on the wing whilst on loan at Barnsley the season before we loaned him with limited success

[GodIsADeeJay81]

I'd struggle to think of 1 in the immediate time coinciding I could perhaps think of a few a month or slightly longer transferring that way, but even then you could question whether the reasons for the switch was down to the ex player moving. It's definitely a factor in the decision making process & smooths the transition when the manager knows the personnel he will be inheriting.

Didn't for Pep when he took over City and had Yaya there, a player he'd already had a falling out with

I'm not aware of any manager switching clubs because of a player, especially as a player has a shorter career than most managers.

[mdd2]

I’m not a person who believes in players returning to a Club unless the are hungry to. Jay Rod has emotional links and is doing fine. Trippier is one of the few I’d like to see back.

Steve Davis and Robbie Blake made welcome returns and so would Tripps, but I can't see him leaving Athletico Madrid before he is OOC to return to us as we couldn't afford his salary nor the transfer fee he would command whilst under contract. He has only been at the club 12 months and they shelled out £20million for him plus add ons and he still has two years of his contract to go. Villa could afford him but I doubt we could unless Gibson goes in the opposite direction.

[boatshed bill]

Which manager has changed clubs because a club has signed a particular player?

This could be turned around a bit.
Dyche says to Villa "I'm your man if you line up certain players, KT is one of my wants"
Villa "OK, Sean, we'll get him"

[martin_p]

I don’t think that Dyche would leave Burnley just to reunite with Trippier.

And I don’t think Villa would sack their manager on Trippier’s say so either.

[GodIsADeeJay81]

This could be turned around a bit.
Dyche says to Villa "I'm your man if you line up certain players, KT is one of my wants"
Villa "OK, Sean, we'll get him"

It's reputed Arsenal signed Bergkamp on the advice of a certain Mr Wenger.

[martin_p]

This could be turned around a bit.
Dyche says to Villa "I'm your man if you line up certain players, KT is one of my wants"
Villa "OK, Sean, we'll get him"

Am I missing something, have they sacked Dean Smith?

[ecc]

Bergkamp signed a year before Wenger arrived (summer 1995). Wenger managed in Japan until late September 1996. However, there may well have been a link between Arsenal signing Vieria and Garde and Wenger's arrival.

[Wile E Coyote]

we might be loyal, but the players and managers are commodities. dont' get fixated by allegiance, they don't have it like we do.

[tim_noone]

Am I missing something, have they sacked Dean Smith?

He's Resigned......Didn't you know?