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Aston Villa's England international winger Ashley Young has been quick to shoot down talk that he is the club's sole catalyst.
With five goals and eight assists to his name this season it has been suggested that the key to shutting down Martin O'Neill's side is keeping the former Watford man quiet.
However, the pacey 23-year-old says the reports are wide of the mark and that even when he was out of the team earlier in the season they maintained their good form.
Disagree
"I'd have to disagree with people saying this. There is no way Villa are a one-man team - not at all," stated Young.
"You need only look at the time when I was out of the team a couple of months ago - the rest of the lads were still going out and winning each and every game.
"If you look at the season as a whole, everyone has been putting it on the training ground and then taking that out on the field. That's how we've been from day one.
"We've changed our style so many times this season. That showed we're anything but one-dimensional."
With five goals and eight assists to his name this season it has been suggested that the key to shutting down Martin O'Neill's side is keeping the former Watford man quiet.
However, the pacey 23-year-old says the reports are wide of the mark and that even when he was out of the team earlier in the season they maintained their good form.
Disagree
"I'd have to disagree with people saying this. There is no way Villa are a one-man team - not at all," stated Young.
"You need only look at the time when I was out of the team a couple of months ago - the rest of the lads were still going out and winning each and every game.
"If you look at the season as a whole, everyone has been putting it on the training ground and then taking that out on the field. That's how we've been from day one.
"We've changed our style so many times this season. That showed we're anything but one-dimensional."
