Source: Daily_Mail
Villa captain Barry puts Anfield on alert after hinting at another tug of war
Gareth Barry will assess his Aston Villa future at the end of the season, but has admitted he should have dealt with last summer's transfer saga differently.[LNB]The Villa and England midfielder was stripped of the captaincy and fined for trying to engineer to Liverpool, but insists he has learned from that chastening experience.[LNB]'I've learned a lot from what happened and last season I learned a lot off the pitch,' Barry told the Birmingham Mail. 'I'm looking for a completely opposite scale of things and I'm confident it won't be one of those sagas again. [LNB] On the run: Gareth Barry (centre) could be leaving Villa in the summer[LNB] [LNB] [LNB]'There are things I'll do differently. I'm not dreading it at all, Iknow what's coming. It's not something you dread, it's part of the game. From the experience of last year I'm hoping to deal with it better. [LNB]'It would be disrespectful to the fans and the club if I'm thinkingabout anything else rather than trying to get maximum points from thelast four games - that's where my head is at this moment.[LNB]'It will definitely be a difficult decision, but we'll see where weare at the end of the season before making any decision. It's alwaysgoing to be a tough one, no matter what happens.'[LNB] Benitez: Liverpool will have to sell to buy Villa's Barry and Boro's DowningO'Neill calls on Lerner to splash cash as Villa boss fears Spurs and City revivalStaying power: Sportsmail's club-by-club guide to the longest-serving stars in the Premier LeagueASTON VILLA FC
