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‘Great message to send’ – Aston Villa star fumes at Sunderland for celebrating ‘dangerous’ tackle
Aston Villa’s Morgan Rogers has slammed Sunderland for a social media post about a tackle on him during their game. The Black Cats and Villans played out a 1-1 draw at the Stadium of Light in which Rogers was crunched by Trai Hume. Hume wiped Rogers out with an industrial challengeGetty With Sunderland down to ten men, Villa pushed for a win, and Rogers tried to get away down the left. But Hume wasn’t having any of it, as he raced across and smashed into Rogers, sending him flying into the air. Incredibly, the Northern Irishman wasn’t booked or cautioned despite being nowhere near the ball. Of course, the Sunderland fans loved it, and after the game, the Black Cats clipped it up for their social media. But Rogers isn’t happy. On his latest Instagram story, he replied to the club and called them out for glorifying the tackle. He said: “Great message to send out… “Dangerous tackles getting highlight reels.” It came after another disappointing result for Villa, who are still without a win in the Premier League. They did manage to finally score a top-flight goal through Matty Cash, but Wilson Isidor scored an equaliser for ten-man Sunderland after Reinildo was sent off, with the result leaving Villa in the bottom three. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Sunderland AFC (@sunderlandafc) Rogers was furious with the post from Sunderland about Hume’s tackle What is happening at Villa? After just missing out on Champions League qualification, Villa endured a tough summer. Due to PSR constraints, the club were forced into sales, including that of academy product Jacob Ramsey to Newcastle. This proved to be a very unpopular transfer within the Villa dressing room with several players said to be disappointed. The season has started with no wins in five, and after the Sunderland match, Unai Emery called out his players. He said: “We are not playing like I want. “Of course, we have to adapt some players in our structure and we will need time with them, but other players, they know how we want to try to control the game with the ball; it’s with the ball, more than without the ball. “We were conceding a lot of chances, chances starting with their goalkeeper. Long balls, second actions, corners in our box. And of course, like that, we are conceding chances. “I told them the same thing I am telling you. We have to recover our identity. Of course, we have to try to recover our personality, confidence and personality to play. “As well, we were lazy sometimes defensively. For example, the way we conceded, we were lazy. “When we are playing here, we have to fight in the duels and we were not fighting in all duels. I watched the goal we conceded and we were lazy.” Emery was furious with his team after another game without a winGetty “We were conceding a lot of chances, chances starting with their goalkeeper. Long balls, second actions, corners in our box. And of course, like that, we are conceding chances. “I told them the same thing I am telling you. We have to recover our identity. Of course, we have to try to recover our personality, confidence and personality to play. “As well, we were lazy sometimes defensively. For example, the way we conceded, we were lazy. “When we are playing here, we have to fight in the duels and we were not fighting in all duels. I watched the goal we conceded and we were lazy.” They are also out of the Carabao Cup having lost on penalties to Brentford, the second time they’ve lost to the Bees this term. Things could be about to get worse for Villa as well with the Europa League set to get going with the Villans taking on Bologna in their first match on Thursday. It could prove to be a welcome distraction and a chance to build momentum. However, things also appear to be not right behind the scenes, with president of football operations Monchi set to leave the club.
Aston Villa’s Morgan Rogers has slammed Sunderland for a social media post about a tackle on him during their game.
The Black Cats and Villans played out a 1-1 draw at the Stadium of Light in which Rogers was crunched by Trai Hume.
With Sunderland down to ten men, Villa pushed for a win, and Rogers tried to get away down the left.
But Hume wasn’t having any of it, as he raced across and smashed into Rogers, sending him flying into the air.
Incredibly, the Northern Irishman wasn’t booked or cautioned despite being nowhere near the ball.
Of course, the Sunderland fans loved it, and after the game, the Black Cats clipped it up for their social media.
But Rogers isn’t happy.
On his latest Instagram story, he replied to the club and called them out for glorifying the tackle.
He said: “Great message to send out…
“Dangerous tackles getting highlight reels.”
It came after another disappointing result for Villa, who are still without a win in the Premier League.
They did manage to finally score a top-flight goal through Matty Cash, but Wilson Isidor scored an equaliser for ten-man Sunderland after Reinildo was sent off, with the result leaving Villa in the bottom three.
What is happening at Villa?
After just missing out on Champions League qualification, Villa endured a tough summer.
Due to PSR constraints, the club were forced into sales, including that of academy product Jacob Ramsey to Newcastle.
This proved to be a very unpopular transfer within the Villa dressing room with several players said to be disappointed.
The season has started with no wins in five, and after the Sunderland match, Unai Emery called out his players.
He said: “We are not playing like I want.
“Of course, we have to adapt some players in our structure and we will need time with them, but other players, they know how we want to try to control the game with the ball; it’s with the ball, more than without the ball.
“We were conceding a lot of chances, chances starting with their goalkeeper. Long balls, second actions, corners in our box. And of course, like that, we are conceding chances.
“I told them the same thing I am telling you. We have to recover our identity. Of course, we have to try to recover our personality, confidence and personality to play.
“As well, we were lazy sometimes defensively. For example, the way we conceded, we were lazy.
“When we are playing here, we have to fight in the duels and we were not fighting in all duels. I watched the goal we conceded and we were lazy.”
“We were conceding a lot of chances, chances starting with their goalkeeper. Long balls, second actions, corners in our box. And of course, like that, we are conceding chances.
“I told them the same thing I am telling you. We have to recover our identity. Of course, we have to try to recover our personality, confidence and personality to play.
“As well, we were lazy sometimes defensively. For example, the way we conceded, we were lazy.
“When we are playing here, we have to fight in the duels and we were not fighting in all duels. I watched the goal we conceded and we were lazy.”
They are also out of the Carabao Cup having lost on penalties to Brentford, the second time they’ve lost to the Bees this term.
Things could be about to get worse for Villa as well with the Europa League set to get going with the Villans taking on Bologna in their first match on Thursday.
It could prove to be a welcome distraction and a chance to build momentum.
However, things also appear to be not right behind the scenes, with president of football operations Monchi set to leave the club.
