Aston Villa could suffer consecutive relegations down to Sky Bet League One, according to Paul Merson. Krys Kolanos Jersey . Remi Gardes side are firmly rooted to the bottom of the Premier League, seven points adrift from Sunderland in 19th and eight points away from safety.And, with relegation staring the club in the face, ex-Villa midfielder Merson claims the current crop of players would struggle to hold their own in the Sky Bet Championship. This current Aston Villa side would not finish in the top ten of the Championship next season, the Sky Sports pundit told Soccer Saturday.Its a harder league than the Premier League and Villa will be a cup final for all the other teams in the league. Paul Merson blasts Villa for their ‘shameful’ performance against Liverpool Aston Villa could be relegated again, down to League One - that is how worrying the current situation is.Villas faint survival hopes took a substantial blow on Super Sunday as Liverpool inflicted an embarrassing 6-0 defeat on a side bereft of continuity and spirit.Asked whether the manner of Sundays defeat was a resigning issue for Villa boss Garde, Merson added: Without a doubt. That was the worst performance Ive seen from Villa. Aston Villa would not finish in the top ten of the Championship next season. They could be relegated again, down to League One - that is how worrying the current situation is. Paul Merson on Aston Villa Everybody has bad performances but that was something else. At 6-0 I turned the game off because it was getting shameful, absolutely shameful.That just shouldnt happen. I didnt see any fight. I was pleading with the players to do something, anything - whether it be kicking an opponent - just do something to show the crowd they cared. A dejected Remi Garde reflected on Villas 6-0 loss to Liverpool Kolo Toures goal was the icing on the cake. I thought the Villa players were going to jump on him when he scored, it was embarrassing.As a manager, you would leave, particularly if the players arent playing for you. Also See: Villa sack delighted Lambert Lescott: Villa foundations wrong Lescott in row with Villa fan Cascarino: Villa in a mess Keith Yandle Jersey . -- Golden State Warriors coach Mark Jackson asked his players a simple question during Fridays morning shootaround: How many of them had ever been on a team 14 games over . Dale Hawerchuk Jersey . 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Has been an important player for the Blues but could be playing his final Origin game.Centre - Josh DuganAge: 26 Origins: 9NSWs player of the series last year plays his first match this year after missing games I and II due to injury. His battle with Greg Inglis will be crucial.Wing - Josh MansourAge: 26 Origins: 2The tackle-busting Panther has not looked out of place in Origin and has been great working the ball out of yardage for the Blues. Needs to get more involved in attack.Five-eighth - Jack BirdAge: 21 Origins: 1A huge challenge for the Sharks utility coming up against Cooper Cronk and Johnathan Thurston in the halves. But his unpredictability and versatility could be key for NSW.Halfback - James MaloneyAge: 30 Origins: 5One of NSWs best in another losing series. Looks genuinely capable of breaking the Maroons line almost every time he has the ball. Will be NSWs chief organiser with Adam Reynolds gone.Prop - Aaron WoodsAge: 25 Origins: 10His battle up front with Maroons forward leader Matt Scott has been one of the features of the series. Needs to get the better of him this time if the Blues are to avoid a whitewash.Hooker - Robbie FarahAge: 32 Origins: 15Holds his spot in the Blues side duue to the lack of an obvious successor as much as anything else. Brandon Gormley Jersey. Another long-term Blue for whom this could be his last game.Prop - Paul Gallen (capt)Age: 34 Origins: 22Granted the Origin farewell he has craved even if some say he doesnt deserve it. Will be keen to go out on a high but leaves behind a legacy of lost series after lost series despite his best efforts.Second row - Wade GrahamAge: 25 Origins: DebutFinally gets his debut after missing game two due to suspension. Should add a lot of variety to the Blues attack with his ball playing and kicking skills.Second row - Josh JacksonAge: 25 Origins: 5Has really come of age as an Origin player with two impressive efforts in the series so far. One player the Blues can build a future around.Lock - Tyson FrizellAge: 24 Origins: 1Enjoyed a wow of a debut, the challenge now is to back that up with the Blues spoilt for choice in the back-row next year.Interchange:Matt MoylanAge: 25 Origins: 2Has struggled to impose himself in Origin so far from fullback, but could do that with his ball playing skills from the bench against a tiring Maroons defence.James TamouAge: 27 Origins: 11Was barely sighted in Origin II in his worst game in the Blues jersey. Owes it to his teammates to atone for that performance.David KlemmerAge: 22 Origins: 5Hasnt had the impact he would have liked to this series. But he remains a key part of the Blues go forward.Andrew FifitaAge: 27 Origins: 5Has threatened in attack across the both Origins this year but never broken a game apart. Could do that with a new-look Blues attack in game three. ' ' '