Tuesday, June 7, 2011

Bent in for the long haul

England striker Darren Bent has pledged his future to Aston Villa, saying: "I'm tired of moving around."

Bent, signed from Sunderland for £18m in January, has assured fans he is going nowhere despite former manager Gerard Houllier parting company with the club because of health reasons.
Bent said: "They (the fans) don't need to worry about me. I'm tired of moving around.
"I am at Aston Villa now and I have loved every minute I have been at the club. The people are nice and the staff are nice. "It's a shame that a big part of what brought me to the club, Gerard Houllier, has left.
"But at the same time I am committed to Aston Villa and I am looking forward to the season coming.
"Every time I go to the training ground, I get a buzz and hopefully it will continue next season."


Villa are continuing their search for a new manager, with former Chelsea boss Carlo Ancelotti continuing to impress chairman-owner Randy Lerner.
Former England manager Steve McClaren and one-time Tottenham Hotspur boss Martin Jol are also believed to be under consideration by Lerner.
Villa also continue to be linked with Mark Hughes even though they have stressed his departure from Fulham was not connected with their own managerial position being vacant.
Follow Aston Villa in the run up to the Barclays Asia Trophy in Hong Kong this July on the official tournament page www.facebook.com/BarclaysAsiaTrophy.

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