Aston Villa fans slam 'tragic' player who is having 'stinker of a season' after Fulham

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Ollie Watkins equalised with his first goal of the season, though major worries remain over one player who failed to make an impact in the first period, at least.Credit: GettyFans fume at Morgan Rogers performance vs FulhamMorgan Rogers’ performances have received criticism this season, and the 23-year-old was again the subject of supporters’ frustrations against Fulham.Rogers was linked away from Aston Villa during the summer transfer window, and perhaps that is affecting the midfielder, with one fan asking whether it was “too soon to call Morgan Rogers a one-season wonder.”Is it too soon to call Morgan Rogers a one season wonder? He’s been tragic every game I’ve seen him— Pirate King Buggy (@LifeOfTy__) September 28, 2025 View Tweet MORE FOOTBALL INSIDER STORIES One supporter posted: “Morgan Rogers does not look like the same player from last season.”Whilst another said: “Name a bigger drop off than Morgan Rogers.

Maybe ever.”One went as far to say: “For Aston Villa to move forward, Morgan Rogers has to go… Such unprofessionalism!“Another posted: “Morgan Rogers is having a bad season . . . If he continues like this, I think he will suffer a serious injury.”Morgan Rogers is having a stinker of a season— Silky Johnson (@LiftChels) September 28, 2025 View Tweet “Morgan Rogers is finished.

He's the Morgan Rogers replacement— AP (@AP_1518) September 28, 2025 View Tweet Damning Morgan Rogers stat emerges in Aston Villa vs Fulham clashRogers only made five successful passes in the first half against Fulham, as he again had no influence on proceedings. The midfielder registered 14 goals and 16 assists in all competitions last season, but has been a shadow of the player that was at the centre of Aston Villa’s success.Morgan Rogers pass map for Aston Villa against Fulham.Although Rogers’ influence grew in the second period, Emi Buendia’s remarkable second-half impact will give Emery some food for thought.