On his post match review, Pardew also expressed his delight at our second strings performance, and claiming that with more lucky circumstances, they deserved a better result.

“I thought the lads were terrific,” he enthused. “They would have a got a lot of confidence from that. I thought we were as every bit as good as Manchester United for an away team.”

I was so impressed by James Tavernier’s performance while playing in left wing-back and has given a merely quiet evening for Danny Welbeck.

Tav shows great vision in defence and not afraid going up to attack his other youngsters opponent. I watch this lad played in our couple pre-seasons match and from there I have a sight that he could be our next star in the future.

Gael Bigirimana, the latest Toon acquisition this summer also shown he’s more mature than his age. Coming in second-half as Tiote’s substitute, Bigi displayed the same work rate and ability of his mentor. With couple more games to experience, he was our next gem.

Shane Ferguson, with some first team experience before last night he was one of the mature youngster we had this season, and I believe he’s ready to give a chance as regular first team choice. His pacey movement and great cross helped Cissé to booked his first goal this season.

All in all from last night game fact is that we have the future in hand but also need something to work out in order to get the better of Haris Vuckic and Dan Gosling. Both are having an off game performance, still have time to develop but it’s all their own choice to deliver something quickly or being left behind.

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Cabaye still looked as if he was on his holidays and Ben Arfa was having one of those frustrating afternoons when he kept running into trouble. Our delivery into the box, both from open play and from set pieces was absolutely woeful.

Villa were no better but were worki g their socks off closing us down and denying space. We seemed unable to match them in that respect and were beginning to leave players unmarked in the box.

Bent was left free on our left about 8 yards out but couldn’t make the most of it thankfully. The ball was then played out their left where it was headed on by some bloke who was unmarked to another bloke who was unmarked who crossed for a third bloke who was poorly marked to head in. Sorry an out the lack of names but I didn’t know half their team at all.

Simpson then went off injured. I assumed Santon would move over, Jonas back and Marveaux would come on. Wrong – Anita moved back (and did a decent job there) and Bigirimana came on in midfield. This lad is still raw and makes the odd mistake but I noticed his contribution far more than that of some of our established players.

Second half saw little improvement at first. I told Mr Jacko that Pardew should take Ben Arfa off because he was as much use as a plastic frying pan. Next minute he cuts in from the left and unleashes an absolute thunderbolt into the top corner of the net!

We huffed and puffed after that but came nearest to scoring in the final minute when a superb Cabaye free kick was clawed away from the top corner by Guzan.

A disappointing display against a team who had little to offer other than great work rate.

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