Heroes & Villains, the Aston Villa fanzine
Heroes & Villains => Heroes Discussion => Topic started by: holteman83 on October 12, 2013, 10:53:45 PM
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Villa_Park,_Illinois (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Villa_Park,_Illinois)
There is a villa park Illinois, I shall now challenge you lot... first one to visit gets a peperami and a hearty handshake
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Villa_Park,_Illinois (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Villa_Park,_Illinois)
There is a villa park Illinois, I shall now challenge you lot... first one to visit gets a peperami and a hearty handshake
I have been there allready- Chicago Lion
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Does watching The Blues Brothers count?
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The first American city I visited and I have been back a few times since, Chicago is twinned with Brum and has the best baseball stadium in the world.
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Been there, done that. 1991. The real thing is better.
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Does watching The Blues Brothers count?
You win a peparami and a hearty handshake.
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There are also Villa Parks in California and Denver. Doing all three would be a decent challenge.
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There are also Villa Parks in California and Denver. Doing all three would be a decent challenge.
I have not won the lottery this week, so excuse me for dropping out of the challenge.
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There's a Villa Park in The Hague
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There's also one in Aston.
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There's a Villa Park in The Hague
And one in Winterswijk near Enschede
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And one in Eindhoven - thought my son would have moved to that area on principle when he started working in Eindhoven this year. Clearly needs more indoctrination next time he's home
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There are also Villa Parks in California and Denver. Doing all three would be a decent challenge.
4 weeks ago I could have done a decent attempt. Denver was out the way though.
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And one in Eindhoven - thought my son would have moved to that area on principle when he started working in Eindhoven this year. Clearly needs more indoctrination next time he's home
Hi CJ I wasn`t aware of that - I will look it up in January when visiting our friends in Eindhoven - nice place Eindhoven
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And one in Eindhoven - thought my son would have moved to that area on principle when he started working in Eindhoven this year. Clearly needs more indoctrination next time he's home
Hi CJ I wasn`t aware of that - I will look it up in January when visiting our friends in Eindhoven - nice place Eindhoven
Think it's just a posh residential area with big houses - even so, disappointed he didn't make the effort!
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And one in Eindhoven - thought my son would have moved to that area on principle when he started working in Eindhoven this year. Clearly needs more indoctrination next time he's home
Hi CJ I wasn`t aware of that - I will look it up in January when visiting our friends in Eindhoven - nice place Eindhoven
Think it's just a posh residential area with big houses
What else would it be?
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A park? With houses round the edge. Obviously
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(http://www.villapark.org/img/vp-header2.png)
http://www.villapark.org/
(http://www.villapark.org/media/vp-map-500x500.jpg)
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there's no Villa Park in Qld, but there did (about 10 yrs ago) used to be an Aston Villa Motor Inn in Yamba, NSW- I got a picture of it and will post it if I can find it.
Not sure if its there any more though, as we drove through last new year to stay at Yamba for a couple of days on the way to Coffs Harbour and I didn't see it.
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(http://exp.cdn-hotels.com/hotels/7000000/6280000/6278600/6278580/6278580_8_b.jpg)
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Aloha
http://www.astonmauikaanapalivillas.com/
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Villa_Park,_Illinois (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Villa_Park,_Illinois)
There is a villa park Illinois, I shall now challenge you lot... first one to visit gets a peperami and a hearty handshake
So what do i get for Villa Park, Kampala Uganda? Training ground of Sports Club Villa, Kampala Uganda?
It's a bit less developed than B6
https://www.facebook.com/pages/SC-Villa-Joogo-Salongo/428479460572925?id=428479460572925&sk=photos_stream
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Think there was a horse in a 50's Caulfield Cup race named Aston Villa.
The Caulfield Cup is a Group 1 race in the lead up to the more famous Melbourne Cup. I think it's possibly one of the most obscure references to the club given that European horses didn't fly over to the antipodes for the Melb spring carnival way back then. It had to be owned and named by a Brummie.