However, Kinsky was then remarkably substituted off after a nightmare opening 15 minutes that saw him concede three goals, including one from a major howler. Tudor replaced Kinsky with the usual number one Guglielmo Vicario, in what really feels like the ultimate humiliation for the young keeper who'd been given a very difficult task coming into such an out-of-form and unconfident team.
You know the project's good when you're a boyhood Arsenal fan and you switch sides. This blatant acknowledgement of his Gunners roots immediately drew the attention of both fanbases, leading to a series of replies that have only served to deepen the divide.
Villa had at one point looked like being Trafford's preferred option due to their position in the race to qualify for the Champions League, but that now seems in growing doubt after a poor run of just one win from five in the Premier League. According to TEAMtalk, it also seems that Trafford is open to the likes of Newcastle United anyway, while Spurs are described as accelerating their plans to snap up the 23-year-old.