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Nicolas Jackson

Nicolas Jackson

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Sep 13, 2026

AdamHOST
38:41
yeah definitely uh Lee I mean it's it's not very often you get a full full debut in the Premier League away at Villa Park who what one of the most formidable grounds in the country for for Vaughan I don't think I think they lost what one game last season there or maybe maybe two I don't know but uh it was Monday a Monday got thrown into into action the night before he got told that he was going to play there along with Valeriana at center half I mean It looked like he'd played there for a long time, to be perfectly honest.
AdamHOST
39:09
I thought he dealt with Nicholas Jackson and Tammy Abraham pretty easily, to be fair.
LeeHOST
39:16
Yeah, he was everything that we hoped he would be, wasn't he? I think when you come from a league like Portugal, it's hard to get a true reflection of what they're truly going to be like in the Prem because it's just night and day in terms of the standard.
LeeHOST
39:30
But I think we saw why...
Dan RolinsonHOST
2:58
You know, Gomes will be in there, Goretzka, and Manzambi, and Mu- Mbeuh will start games.
Dan RolinsonHOST
3:02
Jackson will start games and hope- hopefully finish them.
Dan RolinsonHOST
3:05
But that was poor, um, and, and not a good afternoon at Villa Park.
Dan RolinsonHOST
3:08
You were there as well, Matt, your first, uh, first game of the season.
Dan RolinsonHOST
6:31
[laughs] Maybe they will, who knows? Uh, but I think u- until we see the group of players that we've signed play together, even today, there's little bits and pieces where it's okay, M- Mbom and Manzambi at last, but they're playing with Tammy Abraham, you know? Oh, okay, well, it's still not quite ready then.
Dan RolinsonHOST
6:45
Mbuasa is in there, and then, uh, Ri- Rogery will now play because Mattson's injured.
Dan RolinsonHOST
6:48
But well, Pau Torres isn't in there 'cause he's injured as well, and it feels like we get one part of the puzzle set, and then someone else comes out through injury or suspension, and we're not gonna see Jackson, Mbom, Manzambi, Goretzka, Rogery, or Mattson, Pau.
Dan RolinsonHOST
7:03
Like, when are these players all gonna play as a unit? Th- you know, tho- those players have played for the first team.
Dan BardellHOST
3:13
I haven't seen or heard anything from the post-match so f- so forgive me from that.
Dan BardellHOST
3:17
Br- Brooks Slattery's asking me, "Why did Nicholas Jackson go off?" Obviously you and I has made the, the two changes at half time today.
Dan BardellHOST
3:24
I don't know whether it was tactical, whether it was fitness-related.
Dan BardellHOST
3:27
If they were tactical, in my opinion they've backfired and then that's kind of ended up the game going the way it did.
Dan BardellHOST
4:39
Dave again said the ref told Emery Jackson needed to calm down or, or go off.
Dan BardellHOST
4:43
Uh, he got booked obviously, didn't he, right on, uh, right on half time.
Dan BardellHOST
4:47
Nicholas Jackson.
Dan BardellHOST
4:48
So I imagined it was-- could've been something, something to do with that.
Dan WisemanHOST
4:21
But I suppose even before the lap goal, mate, a massive talking point came in the two half-time substitutions.
Dan WisemanHOST
4:31
And I think this is kind of where I've got the most to say on today's defeat is the Nicholas Jackson substitution.
Dan WisemanHOST
4:41
Yeah, I mean, after the game, where do we start?
Dan RolinsonHOST
4:48
Well, I appreciate we're skipping around a little bit here, guys, but we'll sort of try and stay as concise as we can here.
Dan RolinsonHOST
5:33
He's played a lot of games in a short amount of time for Villa.
Dan RolinsonHOST
5:36
And that's not going to change.
Dan RolinsonHOST
5:39
We've got a game in the Cup on Wednesday against Coventry, and then we go away to Spurs, and then we've obviously got the international break where, again, Nicholas Jackson's going to go and travel and play wherever Senec will go and play.
Dan RolinsonHOST
5:51
So part of me wants to think that that was in the back of the mind.
Johnny CochraneHOST
21:48
You cannot do it.
Johnny CochraneHOST
21:51
And I would say that whilst we have an example of Saliba, who is the quickest centre-half that I could see, losing a pace battle, or not winning a pace battle against, and I brought her up being Nicholas Jackson from Chelsea, the one guy who I've seen not, you know, one guy who doesn't succumb to your special power.
Johnny CochraneHOST
22:12
I think Brian Robby is the one guy that doesn't succumb to Gabrielle's strength and tenacity.
Johnny CochraneHOST
22:18
Gabriel cannot bully Brian Bobby.
Mike AgostinhoHOST
23:40
He gets the goal here for Aston Villa.
Mike AgostinhoHOST
23:42
in the 11th minute, but in the 19th, Brugge equalized thanks to the Norwegian Ugo Vetlessen, makes it 1-1, but just three minutes later, it is the Argentine Emiliano Buendia who scores for Aston Villa, makes it 2-1, and then still before halftime, Aston Villa add to their lead the Senegalese international Nicholas Jackson, 25 years old, scores for the villains, and it is 3-1 going into halftime.
Mike AgostinhoHOST
24:10
Brugge would rescue a goal here uh, Nicolo Tresoldi, the 22 year old German would convert a penalty in the 61st minute, but that is as close as the Belgian side would get.
Mike AgostinhoHOST
24:21
This one finishes Brugge to Aston Villa three at the Signal in Guna park in Dortmund, Borussia hosting Villarreal.
George ZielinskiHOST
4:42
And it felt like every time we'd get into the final third, particularly in the second half, it didn't really matter because he'd just do the wrong thing with it.
George ZielinskiHOST
4:49
I think Nicholas Jackson, there were good things from him again.
George ZielinskiHOST
4:54
Good link up.
George ZielinskiHOST
4:55
And then he comes off at halftime.
TomHOST
3:15
This threw me off.
TomHOST
3:16
Jackson and Hemmings off.
TomHOST
3:18
Alison and Abraham on.
TomHOST
3:20
That really threw me off.
TomHOST
5:43
And obviously everyone's screaming for Maggio.
TomHOST
5:46
I don't know why...
TomHOST
5:47
Jackson would have went off.
TomHOST
5:48
I know he got a yellow card, but it was still too early to take him off unless he's injured.
LukeHOST
1:50
But then when you get to the final third, no one takes any risk and it's just like, safe pass, safe pass, safe pass.
LukeHOST
1:56
You know, that moment we had in the first half where I think it was Jackson and we played a pass and then we looked for that next pass.
LukeHOST
2:03
We're just looking like, will you do it? I know, will you do it? I'll pass it to you, you'll sort it out, won't you? That's how it feels like.
LukeHOST
2:11
So I'm really frustrated with the way that we played.
LukeHOST
2:43
Where was McGinn? Where's the player that was on that left-hand side doubling up and helping out Ian Mattson, especially in that second half when they were tearing down on that goal? Well, yes, it's slightly concerning because we've lost the game and we've had Pau go off.
LukeHOST
3:03
I'm just guessing here.
LukeHOST
3:04
I imagine Jackson's injured.
LukeHOST
3:07
Mattson's gone off injured.
JustinHOST
6:46
I think the double substitution at half-time was surprising.
JustinHOST
6:50
I don't think anybody probably saw that coming, especially withdrawing Nicholas Jackson.
JustinHOST
6:56
I mean, he was booked just before half-time, I think about 44th minute, and then apparently withdrawn according to the manager, to protect him from being sent off.
JustinHOST
7:09
So he obviously went into the dressing room and showed some kind of reaction to what happened, and the manager obviously felt he wasn't in the right frame of mind to go out, which isn't great, if I'm honest.

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