Good to be a Villain, says O'Leary

David O’Leary admitted it felt “absolutely fantastic” to be back in football management after succeeding Graham Taylor as Aston Villa boss.

Tue, 20 May, 2003 - 20:28

David O’Leary admitted it felt “absolutely fantastic” to be back in football management after succeeding Graham Taylor as Aston Villa boss.

O’Leary revealed he had turned down several other offers since his departure from Leeds in June last year, but had been waiting for the right offer to come along.

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