Baros: I have nothing to prove

Aston Villa striker Milan Baros insists he will feel no added pressure to prove himself as he prepares to face former club Liverpool.

Fri, 04 Nov, 2005 - 07:22
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Aston Villa striker Milan Baros insists he will feel no added pressure to prove himself as he prepares to face former club Liverpool.

The Czech Republic international has not played for Villa since the 8-3 Carling Cup triumph over Wycombe due to an Achilles injury but could be fit to face the Reds this weekend.

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