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BBC · Oct 4, 2016

Di Matteo disappointed to go 'so soon'

Alan Wright finished his 721-game playing career with Fleetwood Town in 2011Aston Villa's next manager needs to be given more time, says long-serving former defender Alan Wright.

Whoever succeeds the sacked Roberto di Matteo will be the fifth different man to pick Villa's team in 12 months.

But ex-left-back Wright, 45, who only played under three managers in eight and a half years at the club, says: "They've just got to give the guy time.

"It needs some sort of philosophy at the club. We've had too many managers coming in with their own philosophy."

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