“I prefer difficult series for language”- New Aston Villa manager Unai Emery on how Peaky Blinders helped him excel in English
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Unai Emery was formally introduced as the new head coach of Aston Villa on Friday afternoon, and the Directors’ Club at Villa Park was alive with anticipation. The Spaniard went onto the stage with the confidence of a guy who is well known in his industry for his exploits thus far, dressed impeccably in a dark suit and a claret tie.
The mention of Peaky Blinders caused the atmosphere in the room to become lighthearted. The head coach grinned when a reporter inquired about whether he was re-watching it to assist him comprehend the Brummie dialect. Emery, a self-described lover of the program, said that it had helped him swiftly acclimate to life in Birmingham by giving him a sense of the city’s past.
Unai Emery was formally introduced as the new head coach of Aston Villa on Friday afternoon, and the Directors’ Club at Villa Park was alive with anticipation. The Spaniard went onto the stage with the confidence of a guy who is well known in his industry for his exploits thus far, dressed impeccably in a dark suit and a claret tie. CEO Christian Purslow and Sporting Director Johan Lange stood next to Emery as he addressed the assembled journalists to kick off the meeting.
Unai Emery the new manager of Aston Villa, says he wants to win a trophy
Before leading Aston Villa into Europe, Unai Emery says he wants to win trophies as the club’s new manager. The 51-year-old Spaniard was speaking prior to Sunday’s home game against Manchester United, his first game in command. He led Arsenal between May 2018 and November 2019, and now he is entering his second stint in the Premier League.
The new manager said“My dream is to win a trophy with Aston Villa,” . “It’s my personal challenge at the beginning. My second dream, my objective will be to play in Europe.”
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Emery’s only full season in charge saw Arsenal finish fifth, missing out on Champions League qualification. Emery guided Arsenal to the 2019 Europa League final, which they lost to Chelsea 4-1. After only 18 months in charge, he was fired in November 2019 as a result of a string of disappointing performances.
The Spaniard has a successful track record in European competition. Between 2014 and 2016, he led Sevilla to three consecutive Europa League titles.
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