Heroes & Villains, the Aston Villa fanzine
Heroes & Villains => Heroes Discussion => Topic started by: Dave Clark Five on August 25, 2013, 02:06:29 PM
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I notice that the boards, showing which Villa players have played for their country, are now on display in the Lions Club. Worth a look at if you haven't seen them before.
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Feel free to scratch off the Hodge one when nobody's looking.
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is this for home nations or worldwide ie Bulgaria, Colombia, Sweden, Denmark, etc
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Do we still have the most English internationals of any club?
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Maybe as Manchester United is close as well.
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is this for home nations or worldwide ie Bulgaria, Colombia, Sweden, Denmark, etc
Everywhere, I think.
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Do we still have the most English internationals of any club?
I'm pretty sure we do.
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Maybe as Manchester United is close as well.
No, not even close. Sixth in fact. ASTON VILLA top the list with 64 players, followed by Tottenham on 59, Everton and Arsenal on 57, Liverpool 56, Man Utd 54.
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Maybe as Manchester United is close as well.
No, not even close. Sixth in fact. ASTON VILLA top the list with 64 players, followed by Tottenham on 59, Everton and Arsenal on 57, Liverpool 56, Man Utd 54.
Those stats are out of date. Villa had provided 71 England internationals as of Nov 15th 2011 but I can't find anything more up to date than that.
http://www.lerwill-life.org.uk/astonvilla/england_players.htm
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72 if you include Scott Carson, who played for England while on loan to us from Liverpool. Can't think of any who've debuted since 2011 although wouldn't be amazed if Lowton and maybe Delph get a chance at some point.
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Mr Savage unhappy Woy (http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/robbie-savage-column-cant-understand-2237467?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter)
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I thought Wet Spam had produced the most England players, >1000 if you believe the BBC fawnings
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I've been saying for a while Fabulous Fabian should be in the England squad. Maybe Gabby too but not convinced he cares about international football.
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I don't want our players anywhere near the International side.
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Maybe as Manchester United is close as well.
No, not even close. Sixth in fact. ASTON VILLA top the list with 64 players, followed by Tottenham on 59, Everton and Arsenal on 57, Liverpool 56, Man Utd 54.
Those stats are out of date. Villa had provided 71 England internationals as of Nov 15th 2011 but I can't find anything more up to date than that.
http://www.lerwill-life.org.uk/astonvilla/england_players.htm
Nothing since Nov 2011 as there haven't been any since! :-)