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1999 Aston Martin DB7 Volante from UK and Ireland - Comments (Carsurvey.org)
Reading the comments about DB7 and Jag XK8. Look if you want comfort, value for money etc buy the Jag. If you want that something special that will turn more heads than Pam Anderson walking down the high street in her birthday dress, buy the DB7. Aston Martins have never been the most reliable car, or the cheapest, but they have class, style and above all the power that the Italians would kill ...

Sidwell seals Villa switch (4thegame.com)
Steve Sidwell has completed his transfer from Chelsea to Aston Villa with the former Reading star penning a three-year deal with Martin O'Neill's side.

CUTTING CAREW (Daily Mirror)
PREMIER LEAGUE STRIKER'S VOW TO FANS Our goal is a top four place this season or why bother says Aston Villa star

Martin O'Neill tells Liverpool to increase their transfer bid to £18m for Gareth Barry (Daily Telegraph)
Aston Villa tell Liverpool to up their offer to end the Gareth Barry transfer stalemate.

Bentley Given Big Price Tag (4thegame.com)
Blackburn Rovers are reportedly ready to sell wantaway forward David Bentley, but will only do so for £17million. A host of clubs, including Aston Villa, Liverpool, Tottenham and Everton, are interested in the England international, but Rovers are playing hardball.

Transfer news and speculation, 11 July (Independent)
Liverpool manager Rafael Benitez made a bold declaration of intent to pursue Tottenham's Robbie Keane yesterday, in a move which Spurs may feel was designed to send a message to the childhood Liverpool fan. "We were in contact and we will see now," Benitez said. "Keane is clearly a player that has game intelligence. We are looking for players who can fit into our systems."

DAVIES READY FOR BAGGIES RETURN (Sporting Life)
Aston Villa defender Curtis Davies admits he is braced for an "interesting reception" when he returns to West Brom for the first time with Martin O'Neill's side next season.

Royal budget: Converted plonk for the Aston Martin steers Charles towards a greener lifestyle (Guardian Unlimited)
Royal household shrinks carbon footprint by 18% with prince's cars converted to run on used cooking fat