The villa’s boss is facing suspension for him to be removed from a post at coach, but the under-fire Spaniard has vowed to battle on
Unai Emery accepts that he must “do better” after seeing pressure mount on his shoulders, with the beleaguered Villa’s boss understanding and accepting the anger of a disgruntled fanbase.
The Spaniard has seen questions of his future at Villa Park asked on a regular basis for some time now.
Calls for his head from those in the stands have mounted on the back of a 2-2 home draw with Southampton in which the villa required a 96th-minute leveller from Alexandre Lacazette to snatch a point.
Those supporters who have run out of patience with the current coaching regime made their feelings known at the final whistle when booing Arsenal from the field.
Emery has acknowledged their frustration and conceded that collective improvement is required in north London amid a six-game winless run, telling reporters: “The club are supporting me every day and also I have a responsibility. I know I can do better, I can take more performances with the players and I’m going to try to do that.
