Remi Garde Bans Dressing Room Arguments in Attempt to Improve Aston Villa's Form
Aston Villa boss Remi Garde has finally got his side picking up points in the Premier League, and he'll do anything to see that continue.
The Frenchman, who will look to oversee an unlikely FA Cup upset in the fourth round against Manchester City on Saturday, has banned dressing room arguments in a bid to improve his side's morale, reported the Mirror.
Garde reportedly believes the British tradition has made it hard for many of his side's 13 fresh faces to settle in at Villa Park. He thinks this was behind a horror start to the season that saw the Birmingham-based club go 19 league games without victory after an opening-day win over Bournemouth.
That winless streak is over, and Villa are three games unbeaten, though they're still bottom of the table, 10 points from Premier League safety.
And who knows? Maybe if they tone down the screaming matches, Garde's side could continue their run of form.
Though somebody might want to tell the supporters.
[Mirror]
