I can see multinationals climbing over each other to pay money to have their name associated with a club that has just dropped off the league table, is the current by-word for laughing stock and will be playing in the anonymous poor relation to the Premier League next season.
Totally inviolate - ground, club name and colours.
Let me pose the question differently.If a huge consortium offered to invest heavily in the Villa (and I mean REALLY heavily) but only on the understanding that the name of the ground was changed.Would you say, no thanks?
Quote from: levico on May 13, 2016, 11:07:45 AMLet me pose the question differently.If a huge consortium offered to invest heavily in the Villa (and I mean REALLY heavily) but only on the understanding that the name of the ground was changed.Would you say, no thanks?I wouldn't be so polite as to just say "no thanks", I'd tell them where to stick their money.
It will always be known as Villa Park whatever happens. Just like Boleyn Park *winky face*.
Quote from: edgysatsuma89 on May 13, 2016, 09:27:30 AMIt will always be known as Villa Park whatever happens. Just like Boleyn Park *winky face*.We should start calling it Aston Lower Grounds again