Matt wary of Houllier effect

Test: Villa Etherington

It is will always be difficult game but now it will be even tougher.

Matthew Etherington
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Matthew Etherington has told his entourage of Stoke City football team-driver to prepare for Gerard Houllier factor to their collision with Aston Villa.

New Villa principal return to Premier League football at the front of the cameras Sky sport on Monday evening after a six-year absence.

He was supposed to be the one who signed Eidur Gudjohnsen, Jermaine Pennant and Mark Wilson day of the deadline for the transfer, which will benefit from new riders position on Monday of a collision.

But after Houllier was appointed successor to Martin O'Neill o' late on Wednesday night, Etherington is cautious of 63-year-old Frenchman, there will be a stadium in Britain.

He told the Sentinel: "this is will always be difficult game but will now be even more stringent.

"They shall seek unimpressed and usually makes for more difficult when the game comes a new head, they will also start from scratch, a new page if you want, where they are now the new Manager."

Etherington recognises that surprising that the former Governor of Liverpool is the number one candidate to assume the Midlands region giants.

"Looks like a strange to be honest, but he has made earlier in England. Obviously, going to a certain amount of experience after Martin O'Neill."

Stoke tackle Villa on Monday, still looking for their first point after three consecutive defeats, their worst Start to season after the 1986/87 marketing year.

But insisted: "Etherington I don't think anyone here is worried, not be the best of starts, but it's hard.

"As a Manager and he said, I think everyone else agrees season begins on Monday evening.

"You have a Home game for now against Villa and West Ham, then tough trip to Newcastle and then another home game against Blackburn, so we should be sought to revive our season now."

Etherington has already enjoyed a few days training with Stoke new signings and cannot wait to begin the supply of ammunition for front row, packed with options.

"They have managed to bring in some quality players," he said of the town of current player of the year. "Which is good for a good team, Club, good for Governor and good for the fans. "

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