Aston Villa are set to take on Fulham on Saturday.
Aston Villa owner Tony Xia has set Conor Hourihane the challenge of scoring again on Saturday, and celebrating with an Irish dance.
Jack Grealish and Hourihane were in discussions about showing some fancy footwork when they found the back of the net, much like their Villa teammate Albert Adomah always does.
And Hourihane suggested that he had a few moves in his locker.
The Irish midfielder may now be regretting that tweet, as Xia spotted the conversation and has now challenged Hourihane to celebrate his next goal with a spot of Irish dancing.
Hourihane scored a belter to secure the three points for Villa against Birmingham City last weekend, and is expected to start against Fulham tomorrow.
The claret and blues head into the contest on the back of seven consecutive league wins, but beating Fulham will be tough.
The Cottagers are one of Steve Bruce’s side’s main rivals for promotion, and currently sit in fifth place in the Championship table.
If Villa are able to win the match, they will put 10 points between themselves and Slavisa Jokanovic’s side.
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