Tony Xia sends message on Twitter, Aston Villa fans respond

Aston Villa lost to Norwich City at the weekend and will face Cardiff City on Tuesday.

Tony Xia, Owner of Aston Villa looks on ahead of the Sky Bet Championship match between Aston Villa and Sunderland at Villa Park on November 21, 2017 in Birmingham, England.

Aston Villa chairman Tony Xia has taken to social networking site Twitter to send a message to the fans ahead of the match against Cardiff City.

Villa will take on Cardiff at Villa Park in the Championship on Tuesday evening.

Steve Bruce’s side will head into the match against the Bluebirds on the back of a 3-1 defeat to Norwich City at Carrow Road in the league.

The Villans are fourth in the Championship table at the moment with 73 points from 41 matches.

Bruce’s side are seven points behind second-placed Cardiff, who have a game in hand and look set to win automatic promotion to the Premier League at the end of the season.

Chairman Xia has taken to Twitter to send a message, with Villa fans responding to his tweet.

Dr Tony Xia, Chairman of Aston Villa walks the pitch during the Sky Bet Championship match between Aston Villa and Birmingham City at Villa Park on April 23, 2017 in Birmingham, England.

— Dr. Tony Xia (@Dr_TonyXia) April 9, 2018

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it’s getting a bit repetitive and fans feel let down. Fulham relentless why are we not of the same mindset. Winning is a mentality we don’t seem to have that in our locker why?
— [email protected] (@markweston57) April 9, 2018

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Not so much gutted but frustrated Dr !
We got a cracking team, youngsters beating down the door (unsuccessfully). The results should be better !!??
But onto tomorrows game
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— Claire ellis-m (@Claireellism2) April 9, 2018

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Get Bruce out!
— Onkar ‘Kari’ Singh (@1OnkarSingh) April 9, 2018

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We have hit our ceiling under this manager. Same as we did under MON. We need someone new. Bruce was good turning the mentality and mood around the place. Now its time for someone to push us on and get us back where we belong! #avfc
— Chrsmo (@Chrsmo) April 9, 2018

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I would personally go for Marco Silva, but that’s not up to be to decide.
— Chrsmo (@Chrsmo) April 9, 2018

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Well do something about it. We still have a chance in playoffs but need new energy. We will fail miserably with Mr Negative in charge
— David Way (@davidway16) April 9, 2018

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Need to grab games by the scruff of the neck and attack teams and not be affraid of anyone if we are to get promoted
— mjolnir_mar_emery (@76maulz) April 9, 2018

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You said we must get promotion this year, or it would be bad. Of we fail, what can we expect? Selling top players to balance books?
— Chris Smith (@The86Kid) April 9, 2018

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Not a lot we can do now at this stage of the season but I’d think very carefully about your next move. Up or down, we need to do better.
— VillaTim (@villatim80) April 9, 2018

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Going to lose players like grealish if we stay down then what’s going to happen
— wendy allen (@wendsangel) April 9, 2018

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General view inside the stadium priro to the Sky Bet Championship match between Aston Villa and Brighton & Hove Albion at Villa Park on May 7, 2017 in Birmingham, England.

Villa’s recent results and form have been disappointing, and the fans are right to be worried heading into the playoffs.

It is unlikely that the Villans will finish in the top two, and it is important that they head into the playoffs in some form.

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Tony Xia sends message on Twitter, Aston Villa fans respond