Villa don't concede first for the first time in six games but it's a goalless draw that also leaves the Management Committee with no win in six.

Villa fail to score for the first time in 1950-51.

Goalkeeper Jack Hindle makes his Villa debut after moving from Barrow in June.

Villa concede first for the sixth consecutive game in which they have failed to keep a clean sheet.

Villa fail to score for the second successive game having scored in all of their first seven.

Villa are without a win in six games losing four under the disaster that is proving to be the management committee structure adopted at the start of the campaign rather than appointing a professional manager to replace Alex Massie.

Villa's latest defeat comes against a Bolton side, second from bottom, who are reduced to 10 men for the majority of the second half.

Villa concede first for the seventh consecutive game in which they have failed to keep a clean sheet.

But Villa, now without a win in eight matches, share the points at Blackpool as they score a last gasp equaliser to avoid another defeat.

Centre forward Tommy Thompson made his Villa debut after moving from Newcastle United earlier this month.

Villa's horrendous run under the misguided management committee structure continues as they extend their winless run to nine and fall to their fifth defeat.

But Villa score first for the first time in nine games as Tommy Thompson hits his first goal in a Villa shirt on his second appearance. Thompson also sets up Les Smith for Villa's second as fellow centre forward Trevor Ford contributes just his second goal involvement of the campaign.

Villa win for the first time in ten matches, keep a clean sheet for the second time in 10, and score more than two goals for the second time in nine.

Villa beat league leaders Newcastle, inflicting their first defeat of the season and their first victory over them in post war football.

Tommy Thompson scores one and creates one for the second successive game and now has four goal involvements in three games since debut with his latest coming against his former club from whom he had joined Villa in September.

After their surprise win against then leaders Newcastle - inflicting their first defeat of the season - Villa revert to type and lose for the sixth time in eleven games under the ill-fated management committee structure.

Villa concede first for the eighth time in 11 games going three down inside 28 minutes at Leeds Road.

Villa slump further to their lowest position of the season - joint 18th.

Full back Stan Lynn makes his Villa debut after moving from Accrington Stanley in March 1950 

Centre forward Trevor Ford makes his final appearance before moving on to Sunderland later this month. Ford played for Villa between 1946-47 and 1950-51 making 127 appearances and scoring 61 goals. However Ford had contributed just two goals in 1950-51 and was clearly surplus to requirements to even this struggling Villa side.

Villa, now with a single win in twelve games under the management committee structure, manage to draw at home to leaders Arsenal, in what the win against then leaders Newcastle  apart is probably their best performance of the season.

Villa however concede first for the ninth time in 12 games but are the better side for much of the game and get a deserved second half equaliser.

Winger Geoff Sellars makes his Villa debut after joining from Leeds United in August 1950.

Once again Villa follow what is a rare good result with a poor one.

Villa now have a single win in thirteen games under the failing management committee structure.

Villa concede first for the tenth time in 13 games as they suffer their seventh defeat in thirteen.

Villa now have a single win in fourteen games under the failing management committee structure, fail to score and lose for the second successive game.

Villa concede first for the eleventh time in 14 games as they suffer their eighth defeat in fourteen.

Villa slump to 19th - their lowest position of the season.

There is however no sign whatsoever that the disastrous tenure of the management committee will end with the appointment of a manager any time soon.

Meanwhile referee Jackson has a shocking game as he calls time prematurely with players injured and undergoing treatment on the pitch. Such was the anger and confusion that players remained on the pitch in the full, and correct, expectation that play would be restarted to reached its full and proper conclusion. Jackson failed to do so.

Jackson would later make the entirely erroneous claim that the injuries had been suffered in the 90' of the game.

Villa make it three unbeaten with successive draws and a win to record their best run of the season under the management committee structure.

Villa concede first for the fifteenth time in 18 games this season.

Villa recover from 1-3 down with 12 minutes to play as Les Smith scores a brace to deliver a second successive 3-3 draw.

Ivor Powell makes his final appearance for Villa before moving to Port Vale in August 1951. Ivor played for Villa between 1948-49 and 1950-51 making 86 appearances and scoring 5 goals.

Villa concede first for the sixteenth time in 19 games this season as their three game unbeaten run ends with defeat at the Victoria Ground.

Villa under the management committee structure now have two wins in their last nineteen games losing ten.

Villa fall back to 18th

Villa concede first for the seventheenth time in 20 games this season as they lose successive games to make it two wins in 20 under the management committee structure and losing eleven.

Finally however it appears that time is being called on the misguided experiement as the clun confirms rumours that a contract has been agreed with Newcastle manager George Martin to become manager of Villa.

Winger Geoff Sellars made his second and final appearance for Villa before moving on to Altrincham in August 1951.

George Martin leads Villa for the first time and stops a run of two defeats. Martin has 20 games to save Villa's Division One status as they sit precariously in 18th in the table.

Villa now have two wins in 21 games losing eleven.

Forward Miller Craddock made his final appearance for Villa. Miller played for Villa between 1948-49 and 1950-51 making 34 appearances and scoring 10 goals.

Villa draw for the second successive game as George Martin remains unbeaten in his new role

Villa however now have just two wins in 22 games losing eleven.

Villa remain 18th.

Villa draw for the third successive game as George Martin continues his unbeaten run at the start of his Villa management career.

Villa however now have just two wins in 23 games losing eleven.

Goalkeeper Jack Hindle made his fifteenth and final appearance for Villa before moving on to Barrow in August 1951.