Aston Villa manager http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Paul-c29347 Lambert has revealed that he is eyeing two more signings before the transfer window shuts down at the end of this month.
Fresh from Saturday’s home defeat at the hands of Everton, the Villa manager is looking to enter the transfer market and add two more players to his side.
Aston Villa have lost both their games in the Premier League season. The first defeat came at the hands of West Ham United at Upton Park and the second was a home defeat to Everton in a 3-1 score line where Everton outplayed and outclassed Villa.
http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Everton-c13019 dismantled a Villa side which had a number of new faces and names. The club acquired a number of signings in the summer as the club looked to forget about last season’s poor campaign, where they only managed four home wins and narrowly avoided relegation.
Many people and analysts tipped Lambert for success at Villa Park, but the manager is yet to win a point for his new club. Lambert signed a number of players in order to strengthen the side, but the new acquisitions are yet to make an impact.
http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Ron-Vlaar-c31697 has also been impressive, along with Karim El-Ahmadi. Villa’s major problem perhaps lies in the creative and goal scoring department
as they’ve only managed one goal in two games, and conceded four.
Paul Lambert is understood to be keen on signing two more players before the end of the month and further strengthen his team. The manager confirmed that he will be holding talks with American owner Lerner and chief executive office Paul Faulkner over new
arrivals.
The manager is keen on adding another striker and left back to his squad. Lambert said:
"Randy, Paul and me will have a conversation, and we'll see what happens from there. I've got ideas in my head - but as I said, I have to speak to them and see."
"I think we have to start to win, I know that, that's first and foremost. Whether you have the players or not, you have to start to win - and that's something we will try and do."
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