Steven Gerrard makes Aston Villa promise as Jacob Ramsey transfer message sent

Good morning, Villa fans. Here are your latest Aston Villa headlines on Tuesday, March 1, 2022.

Referees in the Premier League have been told to allow players to show solidarity to Ukraine following Matty Cash's booking at Brighton after his 'stay strong' message to Polish teammate Tomasz Kedziora.

Kedziora plays his club football for Dynamo Kyiv and, after scoring the opener at The Amex, Cash took off his shirt to show his support to the 27-year-old who's currently caught up amongst atrocities in the Ukrainian capital.

Cash, 24, was booked by referee John Brooks for removing his shirt which, under Premier League rules, is deemed to be unsporting conduct.

"This yellow card is on us," Gerrard said over the weekend. "There's certainly no finger-pointing. There was a message from the Premier League that came down but, because of our late arrival, I'm not sure we got it too clearly.

Thousands of annoyed Aston Villa supporters have called on the club to introduce a park-and-ride service on match days.

Over the last two weeks, has carried out a survey of Villa fans asking for their experiences of travelling to and from Villa Park.

As we know, Villa have plans to increase their stadium capacity to a figure north of 50,000 with chief executive Christian Purslow - speaking in November - outlining how the club were "hoping to be able to apply for planning consent in the next month or so".

It was after Steven Gerrard's first match in charge, against Brighton in November, that fans really began to vent their fury at the travel disruption on the roads and at train stations.

Aston Villa midfielder Tim Iroegbunam made his Premier League debut in the 2-0 win over Brighton at the Amex on Saturday and Steven Gerrard was