Desperate Villa quietly call for changing of the Garde

By Ed Osmond LONDON (Reuters) - One of the most unlikely and mystifying managerial appointments in English football's top-flight history ended meekly on Tuesday when Remi Garde left Aston Villa after nearly five months in charge. The relegation-doomed Premier League club announced the Frenchman's departure in the middle of a round of international friendlies, an appropriately low-key way for the mild-mannered former Arsenal midfielder's ill-fated tenure to end. Garde took over the struggling west midlands club in November after Tim Sherwood was sacked at the end of an eight-month reign that at least offered some hope for the club's long-suffering fans.
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