Heroes & Villains, the Aston Villa fanzine
Heroes & Villains => Heroes Discussion => Topic started by: Legion on May 26, 2024, 09:50:26 AM
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To you as well. :)
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Think I'll dig the DVD out and watch the game later.
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Hallowed be thy Shin
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Legends!
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The best night of my life. I love each and everyone of them.
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This shindig comes around quicker every year.
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Bloody Villa fans always banging on about 1982 😉
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It made a great break from exam revision that Final, and then some! :) :) :)
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I was at the game, but have only once watched the whole game back live, as I fear that if I watch it again then Bayern will equalise.
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42 years ago today
42 years previous, WWII was still being called The Phoney War
A couple of weeks back, it had happened over half of my Dad's lifetime ago...
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Legends!
And dunderheads. Wtf were they thinking swapping their shirts before getting papped?
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Happy 1-0 defeat to Fulham day.
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42 years ago today
42 years previous, WWII was still being called The Phoney War
A couple of weeks back, it had happened over half of my Dad's lifetime ago...
I like a bit of mortality maths. I mentioned to someone the other day that it is fifty years since ABBA won Eurovision; fifty years prior to that saw the Broadway musical that populised the Charleston.
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Happy 1-0 defeat to Fulham day.
Truly a blessing in disguise.
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Happy 1-0 defeat to Fulham day.
Truly a blessing in disguise.
It was as it turns out.
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The best night of my life. I love each and everyone of them.
The best day, best night and best day after of mine. Unforgettable.
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What a great day and to be honest I didn’t fully appreciate what happened that day. We were on a upward curve and I just shrugged my shoulder and expected it to happen regularly🤔
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Happy 1-0 defeat to Fulham day.
Truly a blessing in disguise.
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Happy Rotterdam Day. Our local rivals hate it when we mention it, which is nice.
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Dennis Mortimer refused to swap shirts. As captain he knew he would receive the cup, and said he was determined to do it in a Villa shirt. Clever chap our captain.
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What a great day and to be honest I didn’t fully appreciate what happened that day. We were on a upward curve and I just shrugged my shoulder and expected it to happen regularly🤔
same . Was great to be with my dad and grandad , never too be forgotten.
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In my re-watching of the game we've just scored 😁
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What a great day and to be honest I didn’t fully appreciate what happened that day. We were on a upward curve and I just shrugged my shoulder and expected it to happen regularly🤔
same . Was great to be with my dad and grandad , never too be forgotten.
Likewise.
3 generations of Villa going overseas to bring back the cup was special.
Managed to get 3 generations to Villa Park once this season but not likely to happen often, or at all overseas due to being too young and too old.
Forever grateful.
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Magic day.
Still remember most of it.
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Watched the game at home. The neighbours came round to see if we were OK when Peter Withe scored because they thought someone had got seriously injured.
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In my re-watching of the game we've just scored 😁
Some folk are chatting shit in the match-thread about Withey not meaning it.
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Magic day.
Still remember most of it.
Unfortunately because of the amount I had to drink on my way over there I don't remember much. The 2 things I can still remember is the goal plus them being given offside with minutes to go.
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In my re-watching of the game we've just scored 😁
Some folk are chatting shit in the match-thread about Withey not meaning it.
Well it was off his right foot (well sort of)..
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Watched the game again last night, as I do every year if we're at home.
It still takes me a little by surprise that we were on top for the first twenty minutes, doing well to the half-hour mark, but then Bayern began to dominate until we scored.
There's an old football phrase: 'goals change games.' Never truer than in this game. Our goal knocked the stuffing out of Bayern.
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“We conquered all of Europe in 1982”
Was notably in that kit reveal video last year,
https://youtu.be/yIIHgy9FeHg?si=TaLc0PxGCGsbj61-
rather than
“We even conquered Europe, in 1982”
The word ‘even’ sticks in my throat as much as I belt it out.
I was grateful for the attention of detail, that takes care not think small.
I was in hospital in 94 and just getting back into footy after a break in ‘96, so realising - play off final thankfully aside- this was my only winning /proper cup final.
Will be interesting to look back on 5 years time.
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The word 'even' irritates me as well. Think 'also' would be better.
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I remember him on top of Birmingham Town Hall saying “this is the foot” and lifting it up!
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The word 'even' irritates me as well. Think 'also' would be better.
That would sound odd to me. The club (or whoever’s) all of Europe sounds better.
‘Even’ smacks of, “we’re not even in the competition these days”.
Well we are now.
Emery made reference to it being ambitious to aim to win it, but that it’s more realistic to win a competition if you are in it.
Every week we follow
The boys in claret and blue
We conquered all of Europe In 1982
The Villa boys from Aston
We travel near and far
You can hear us singing
From the stands of Villa Park
Allez Allez Allez
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I remember him on top of Birmingham Town Hall saying “this is the foot” and lifting it up!
Does any footage exist of those town hall momemts? Would stir some very distant happy memories.
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I remember him on top of Birmingham Town Hall saying “this is the foot” and lifting it up!
Does any footage exist of those town hall momemts? Would stir some very distant happy memories.
Still remember been at the top of Colmore Row with my sister by the 51 bus stop, almost opposite the Council house for the European cup parade. God knows what silly hour we got there!
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In the hyperbole of the last week we shouldn't forget what the date is today.
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Quite right Exeter77 being thinking about it through the day. Happy Rotterdam Day everyone!
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Do we need to have a Happy ISTANBULLL day from now on.
At least when Clive* starts jabbering about "that night in Istanbul", it will no longer be vomit inducing as we can just insert ours in.
*Insert the latest fawning and unoriginal commentators name here.
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What happened? I only care about the Europa League. That's where it's at.
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We need to win a Conference League for the set.
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The thing is we never stop going on about it all the time
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In the hyperbole of the last week we shouldn't forget what the date is today.
My wife has finally cottoned on to emwhy I never forget our wedding anniversary after 25 years.😁
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Our superbly timed loss to Fulham as well.
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The word 'even' irritates me as well. Think 'also' would be better.
It doesn't bother me tbh. I think our version is much better than Liverpool's, and it makes me smile that you can always hear the Brummie accent on 'nineteen-eighty-two'.
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I remember him on top of Birmingham Town Hall saying “this is the foot” and lifting it up!
Who?
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Tony Butler at the 1982 reception
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I remember him on top of Birmingham Town Hall saying “this is the foot” and lifting it up!
Who?
Peter Withe on the Council House balcony. As was the way back then I think the Lord Mayor formally welcomed the team back. It was the Friday afternoon/evening and they appeared sober! I'd have loved to see the Lord Mayor trying to handle the team last Thursday!🙂
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Happy Promotion Day, 7 years ago today.
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My mate (a well-known local author) was on the balcony with the team at either the 81 or 82 reception.
And that was a couple of my pals doing the conga on the top of an adjacent building at one of the receptions too. One of them is also in the Red, Red Wine video (right at the start with no top on):
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=zXt56MB-3vc&list=RDzXt56MB-3vc&start_radio=1&pp=ygURcmVkIHJlZCB3aW5lIHViNDCgBwE%3D&ra=m
He had his C/Wood Villa flag up there on the building with him. The Blosers round our end were fuming.
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Tony Butler at the 1982 reception
81 for the League winning side.
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You mean we didn't invite the Small Heath manager to our European Cup parade?
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Just fixing the description.
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We need to win a Conference League for the set.
Has anyone ever won all of them?
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Chelsea unfortunately.
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Yes, just Googled it. And if swapping the cup winners cup for conference, Bayern,Juventus, Ajax and Man U as well
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Dennis Mortimer refused to swap shirts. As captain he knew he would receive the cup, and said he was determined to do it in a Villa shirt. Clever chap our captain.
I suspect a lot of the others regret swapping shirts in hindsight. It was the fashion at the time. Like our fans singing you’ll never walk alone.
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Yeah but do you ever see pictures of Forest or Liverpool players with their European Cups, in opposition shirts?
It's really unfortunate our lot didn't think about it, apart from Dennis.
And we still haven't worn claret and blue when winning European honours (apart from the Super). Maybe we'd have been better off not winning any of them >:(
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Well we definitely won't be winning any in a claret and blue shirt next season. 😟
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Chelsea unfortunately.
But they haven't won the InterToto.
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I think PSG are the only team who could feasibly win every UEFA competition ever, but they would have to somehow drop into the Conference League to have a chance of doing so.
Edit: they need Europa League, too.
Edit edit: Hamburg need Europa League, Conference League and Super Cup.
As the only teams to have won the defunct Cup Winners Cup and InterToto, they're the only teams who could win all of them.
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Chelsea have won the CL, Europa, Conference and CWC.
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Tony Butler at the 1982 reception
81 for the League winning side.
I'm an idiot - I remembered posting about a victory parade elsewhere, and copied and pasted the link here, without processing that it was the League celebaration.
Ron Saunders and the trophy should have been massive clues. :-[