
Gabriel Esparza
Publisher at Que Onda Magazine
Articles
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6 days ago |
claretvillans.com | Gabriel Esparza
The last WSL game for Natalia Arroyo's side gave the Aston Villa Women three points in an entertaining, open match against Liverpool. Looking to stay up, the win provided some separation between AVWFC and Crystal Palace. A lengthy international break then gave a pause in the action for the team. Although many of the Villans played or were a part of their national team's preparations, regardless of who received the call or not, it meant time away and out of the usual flow of league play.
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6 days ago |
claretvillans.com | Gabriel Esparza
A lot has been made of Damian Vidagany's recent letter to the Aston Villa Fan Advisory Board ahead of the Newcastle fixture. Most are understandably focusing on his closing statement of the Magpies being the 'new PSG.' That line certainly inspires a lot of excitement and helps to bring another level of anticipated excitement for Saturday's match.
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6 days ago |
claretvillans.com | Gabriel Esparza
Nowadays, a squad needs to have something of a 'starting 22,' as is the case with Aston Villa. Between international duties and the increasing number of matches, the schedule is more unforgiving for players. Staying fit and being able to compete with the same rotation is not a realistic expectation in the modern era. Having quality-level subs and depth across the formation is needed. Fortunately for Villa, Monchi and Unai Emery are ahead of the curve in this regard.
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1 week ago |
claretvillans.com | Gabriel Esparza
The youth teams at Aston Villa have two excellent goalkeepers at the club. Most AVFC supporters have seen the heroics of Sam Proctor that saw the under-18s advance to the FA Youth Cup Final that will be played on May 3rd at Villa Park. There is another promising young talent at the position who continues to turn heads. Represented by Integral Sports Management, Owen Asemota signed his first professional contract with Villa this week, as announced by the club.
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1 week ago |
claretvillans.com | Gabriel Esparza
On April 17, 1888, Aston Villa played an immensely prominent role in the beautiful game that fans everywhere have come to love. Club director William McGregor had previously written a letter to a number of teams, a snippet of which is still on display, along with a statue of him at Villa Park, with his newfound idea.
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