Aston Villa F.C.

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Aston Villa
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Club Name Aston Villa Football Club
PES Name West Midlands Village
Nickname(s) The Villa, Villans, Lions,
The Claret and Blue
Founded 1874
Stadium Villa Park
Manager Scotland Paul Lambert
Division English Premier League

Aston Villa F.C. (affectionately known as West Midlands Village in various editions of the PES series) are an English Premier League side that can be used in the PES series. The club has been available to use in each game of the series since PES 2 (in which they were inexplicably named Dublin). They play with a home strip of claret and light blue shirts, white shorts and light blue socks which is similar to West Ham's home kit.

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[edit] PES 2

They appeared as an unlicensed team named Dublin.

[edit] PES 3 - 2013

They appeared as an unlicensed team named West Midlands Village.

[edit] Players

During Martin O'Neill's reign as manager, Aston Villa were a great counter-attacking side with a solid defensive base. Brad Friedel was excellent in goal, Richard Dunne and James Colllins formed a great centre-back pairing, with Luke Young and Stephen Warnock as the full-backs. There was a strong central midfield pairing of Gareth Barry, (later James Milner), and Stiliyan Petrov, with pacing wingers Ashley Young and James Milner, (later Stewart Downing), on the flanks. There was also the incredibly quick Gabriel Agbonlahor and target-man John Carew up front. This squad was widely considered one of the best outside of the top-four in the Premier League.

However, several players have since departed the club including the manager. Aston Villa are now a team built-around the club's rising stars. There are a few experienced players in the side such as Shay Given, Richard Dunne and Darren Bent, but former key players Ashley Young, James Milner and Stewart Downing have all departed the club for top sides. The current team of Aston Villa has many rising stars from their academy including Barry Bannan, Marc Albrighton, Nathan Baker, Chris Herd, Gary Gardner and Andreas Weimann, they all have decent development curves in Master League.

[edit] Current Squad

Pos. Name Information
GK.png IrelandFlag.png Shay Given
CB.png NetherlandsFlag.png Ron Vlaar
CB.png IrelandFlag.png Ciaran Clark
RB.png EnglandFlag.png Matthew Lowton
CB.png EnglandFlag.png Nathan Baker
CMF.png MoroccoFlag.png Karim El Ahmadi
CMF.png EnglandFlag.png Fabian Delph
SS.png AustraliaFlag.png Brett Holman
LMF.png FranceFlag.png Charles N'Zogbia
AMF.png IrelandFlag.png Stephen Ireland
CF.png EnglandFlag.png Darren Bent CAPTAIN
GK.png EnglandFlag.png Andy Marshall
CB.png IrelandFlag.png Richard Dunne
RB.png ScotlandFlag.png Alan Hutton
RB.png USAFlag.png Eric Lichaj
LB.png EnglandFlag.png Stephen Warnock
CMF.png AustraliaFlag.png Chris Herd
CMF.png ScotlandFlag.png Barry Bannan
CMF.png EnglandFlag.png Gary Gardner
RMF.png EnglandFlag.png Marc Albrighton
CF.png AustriaFlag.png Andreas Weimann
LWF.png EnglandFlag.png Gabriel Agbonlahor
CF.png BelgiumFlag.png Christian Benteke
GK.png USAFlag.png Brad Guzan
LB.png EnglandFlag.png Joe Bennett
LB.png IrelandFlag.png Enda Stevens
CMF.png BulgariaFlag.png Stiliyan Petrov
CMF.png EnglandFlag.png Daniel Johnson
CMF.png EnglandFlag.png Ashley Westwood
LMF.png IrelandFlag.png Samir Carruthers
CF.png IrelandFlag.png Graham Burke
CF.png EnglandFlag.png Jordan Bowery




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