Quote from: wittonwarrior on March 02, 2016, 10:28:17 AMthere are hundreds of non league clubs dotting around. None in easy striking distance of south Birmingham. It's something I have looked into. Blues, WBA and Villa are all easy to get to, I was just fortunate to be Villa. I have thought about getting into non-league on several occasions perhaps a club born out of the demise of AVFC might be the way forward.
there are hundreds of non league clubs dotting around.
Not for me, I love Aston Villa, I just despise the cretins, fools and free loaders involved with the footballing side at the moment.
Quote from: Yossarian on March 02, 2016, 10:44:31 AMQuote from: wittonwarrior on March 02, 2016, 10:28:17 AMthere are hundreds of non league clubs dotting around. None in easy striking distance of south Birmingham. It's something I have looked into. Blues, WBA and Villa are all easy to get to, I was just fortunate to be Villa. I have thought about getting into non-league on several occasions perhaps a club born out of the demise of AVFC might be the way forward.If you get the x-city line to VP just stay on it for a few more stops and go to watch Sutton Coldfield Town. Nice little ground where you can drink your pint pitchside.
I wonder what would be the interest in a supporter-led new club? If you're fed up with watching the Villa and the associated drawbacks of modern football, start your own.
A club for people who walk away from something they love when the going gets tough?
As long as the name isn't too similar to FC United of Manchester, I like the idea. Just "FC Aston Villa" or "The Villa FC" would be the kind of names I'd go for. Something that doesn't echo what other clubs have done.