UNAI EMERY had to turn down the volume in Aston Villa's dressing room to deliver his key message: Stay calm.
The Spaniard (above) made himself heard amid a chorus of frustrated voices after the final whistle after a draw that was not low on its number of twists and turns.
It was a fair result but it extended Villa's run to six matches without a win, while they have kept just one clean sheet so far this season.
And Ross Barkley, who rescued a point with a late flicked header, said: "I'm not the most vocal but nowadays the players are all really close.
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