Aston Villa are in no rush to exchange axed supervisor Steven Gerrard following Sunday’s victory towards Brentford.
talkSPORT’s Jim White has said the Villans board are taking their time to find a brand new boss as they search for the appropriate particular person.
The Midlands outfit sacked the Liverpool legend last week following the 3-0 defeat away at Fulham.
Brentford gaffer Thomas Frank is claimed to have been eyed up by Villa.
And former Tottenham supervisor Mauricio Pochettino was additionally stated to be on their record of targets, however it’s believed the Argentine has little interest in the vacant place.
In the meantime the likes of Sporting Lisbon’s Rubem Amorim, Sean Dyche and ex-Arsenal boss Unai Emery have all been linked.
Instantly after Villa relieved Gerrard of his duties, Aaron Danks was appointed on a caretaker foundation.
And he loved a dream first recreation in cost as Villa hit Brentford for four as they scored thrice inside the first 14 minutes.
Speaking on talkSPORT’s White and Jordan show, White has stated that the club are being patient in their quest to replace Gerrard.
He said: “Aston Villa of course, Steven Gerrard no longer at Aston Villa.
“And of course what happens in football, Aston Villa go out on the weekend and they win and they win convincingly.
“As regard to the search for a new manager, I’m told from the top of the house this morning at Villa, the search is under way.
“However there’s no rush, it’s the appropriate particular person, not the primary particular person and that’s key.”
Commenting on if that’s the appropriate technique, Graeme Souness bluntly said: “Effectively that’s a given isn’t it?”
He then insisted that it might have been onerous for Gerrard that Villa regarded so good of their first match with out him after being so poor with him on the helm.
Souness remarked: “For Steven it’s been a troublesome weekend for him, as a result of the brand new supervisor has not had any time to work with them.
“So it’ll be the identical group of gamers enjoying the same system I’d think about.”
Gerrard not too long ago launched a press release following his sacking, where he declared ‘it wasn’t to be’.
