In the Football League alone there are:
15 Uniteds - Carlisle, Colchester, Hartlepool, Hereford, Leeds, Manchester, Newcastle, Oxford, Peterbrough, Rotherham, Scunthorpe, Sheffield, Southend, Torquay and West Ham
12 Citys - Birmingham, Bradford, Bristol, Cardiff, Coventry, Exeter, Hull, Leicester, Manchester, Norwich, Stoke and Swansea
10 Towns - Aldershot, Cheltenham, Crawley, Huddersfield, Ipswich, Macclesfield, Northampton, Shrewsbury, Swindon and Yeovil
4 Rovers - Blackburn, Bristol, Doncaster and Tranmere
3 Albions - Brighton & Hove, Burton and West Bromwich
3 Athletics - Charlton, Oldham and Wigan
3 Wanderers - Bolton, Wolverhampton and Wycombe
2 Countys - Derby and Notts
But there is only one Villa
However does anyone know if we are the only Villa in the country?
Are there are Villas in non-league football?
Also where does the name "Villa" come from and what does it actually mean?