Conor Hourihane is the literal embodiment of what it takes to succeed in football.
Words: @findfoy
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Pictured above is Conor Hourihane training alone at the Stade De Genéve after the Republic of Ireland’s defeat to Switzerland.… Read the article here.
Aston Villa put five past giant-killers Norwich City away at Carrow Road this afternoon, seemingly making amends for previous game management issues.… Read the article here.
Conor Hourihane showcased his desire in the Republic of Ireland’s international games over the past week.… Read the article here.
Regardless of the level of opposition, the Carabao Cup tie against Crewe Alexandra showed that there’s plenty of quality in this Aston Villa squad.… Read the article here.
Aston Villa took no liberties as they breezed past League Two outfit Crewe Alexandra with a 6-1 drubbing.… Read the article here.
The Villa View’s Dan Bardell thinks Conor Hourihane’s “Can I not dream?” post epitomises the feeling of many an Aston Villa fan at the start of this Premier League adventure.… Read the article here.
In a new post-game feature, we’ll be looking into one positive and one negative from each player during the game.… Read the article here.
Aston Villa played in their final pre-season friendly this summer against Champions League outfit RB Leipzig.… Read the article here.
Rather than just being a symbol of hard-work bringing what Conor deserves, it’s a symbol of more than that.… Read the article here.
Whilst groups of fans have always known Hourihane’s influence, he’s gone from a scapegoat to a significant player in the eyes of most this season.… Read the article here.
We take a deeper look, over five points, at the Play-Off Final that saw Aston Villa return to the Prem.… Read the article here.
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