Heroes & Villains, the Aston Villa fanzine
Heroes & Villains => Heroes Discussion => Topic started by: PeterWithesShin on July 03, 2013, 12:00:43 AM
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Interesting video pws- thanks.
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Just watched the vid. Very positive.
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wondering what those black (Bra) things players are wearing and why nearly every player wear theme.
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wondering what those black (Bra) things players are wearing and why nearly every player wear theme.
It's part of the new lingerie selection Michael ;)
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Interesting, Shame video didnt come with subtitles, however we do seem to have a decent size squad at last
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wondering what those black (Bra) things players are wearing and why nearly every player wear theme.
It's part of the new lingerie selection Michael ;)
My guess is that they're those GPS tracking things that all players wear in training these days to analyse their performance.
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wondering what those black (Bra) things players are wearing and why nearly every player wear theme.
It's part of the new lingerie selection Michael ;)
My guess is that they're those GPS tracking things that all players wear in training these days to analyse their performance.
measures heart rate i believe
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wondering what those black (Bra) things players are wearing and why nearly every player wear theme.
It's part of the new lingerie selection Michael ;)
My guess is that they're those GPS tracking things that all players wear in training these days to analyse their performance.
Is the right answer.
There's a little gps box in the back of the vest, that tracks speed, heart rate, distance covered, etc.
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Good to hear from PL, looking forward to this season.
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wondering what those black (Bra) things players are wearing and why nearly every player wear theme.
A few weeks off and they all return to training with moobs so big they need support bras.
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Yeah I still reckon I could get one off, left handed in 10 seconds
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Yeah I still reckon I could get one off, left handed in 10 seconds
Pull one off or get one off ? Ya dirty sod.
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Yeah I still reckon I could get one off, left handed in 10 seconds
It's better left handed, almost feels like someone else is doing it.
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I thought blokes were sad and pathetic for saying that but then I saw that movie for teen girls called Angus, Thongs And Perfect Snogging and the girls in that sat on their hands to give them pins and needless and then started feeling their midriffs cos apparently it felt as if Dave from Second Form was doing it. So, er, yeah.
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Yeah I still reckon I could get one off, left handed in 10 seconds
It's better left handed, almost feels like someone else is doing it.
Yeah but someone with parkinsons though. the enjoyment doesn't last long.
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Yeah but someone with parkinsons though. the enjoyment doesn't last long.
Is that you Mrs W?
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Does wanking left handed also take away some of the guilt? I usually have to close the web browser immediately afterwards because the images sicken me.
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Does wanking left handed also take away some of the guilt? I usually have to close the web browser immediately afterwards because the images sicken me.
You're not a Catholic are you?
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Does wanking left handed also take away some of the guilt? I usually have to close the web browser immediately afterwards because the images sicken me.
You're not a Catholic are you?
I can be whatever you want me to be sweet cheeks.
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Does wanking left handed also take away some of the guilt? I usually have to close the web browser immediately afterwards because the images sicken me.
You're not a Catholic are you?
I can be whatever you want me to be sweet cheeks.
Definitely a repressed Catholic.
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This is one of the more bizarre tangents we've gone off on.
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This is one of the more bizarre tangents we've gone off on.
It makes perfevt sense if you're a Catholic.
Has anybody ever noticed that the Catholic Church is anything but catholic?
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Paul Lambert heads into his second season in charge of Villa in buoyant mood at the progress made so far - but adamant that it's part of a much longer journey to success.
Lambert was thrilled with the way his team finished the previous term, seeing off a host of teams in the final few weeks of the season to retain their Barclays Premier League status with fluent football and colossal courage.
The feel-good factor that produced has been carried on through the summer with the signings of Aleksandar Tonev, Niklas Helenius, Jores Okore, Leandro Bacuna, Antonio Luna and Jed Steer.
Lambert is delighted with there his team are right now but also aware that there's still a way to go.
He said: "I've had a good chat with Randy [Lerner] and Paul [Faulkner] about the philosophies we want to create here.
"We are only a small step on the way. There's a long journey to go.
"But the one foot what we took last season was an incredible achievement.
"I think everybody is excited because of what has happened. But we know we have to win games. That is the most important thing."
Lambert expects excitement on the pitch - and in the stands as the effort and energy of his team transmit to supporters, home and away.
He once again expects a big effort from the crowd to inspire the players - and vice versa.
He added: "I think it will be an exciting season because of the way we play. I think the fans will come like they did last season.
"The fans were phenomenal for us last season even through that hard time. Towards the end, they stayed with it too.
"If you look at the gates at Villa Park they were right up there and we had incredible support away from home too. That's great considering we were having a hard time in January/Christmas period where it might have gone the other way.
"But I've got a lot of thanks to them for what they did and hopefully they can see what we are trying to do and they'll come in their thousands again to watch us.
"I think the enthusiasm of the players will transmit to the stands. I'm sure that will happen.
"As long as the fans can see honest endeavour from the team and try to do things then they will go with it.
"They will get right behind us I'm pretty sure when that first game comes. Even for our friendly games they will come in their thousands to watch us."
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This is one of the more bizarre tangents we've gone off on.
It makes perfevt sense if you're a Catholic.
Has anybody ever noticed that the Catholic Church is anything but catholic?
Good one!
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This is one of the more bizarre tangents we've gone off on.
It makes perfevt sense if you're a Catholic.
Has anybody ever noticed that the Catholic Church is anything but catholic?
Good one!
Thank you Louzie, I just thought I'd put it out there before some bugger mentioned Hitler.
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Paul Lambert heads into his second season in charge of Villa in buoyant mood at the progress made so far - but adamant that it's part of a much longer journey to success.
Lambert was thrilled with the way his team finished the previous term, seeing off a host of teams in the final few weeks of the season to retain their Barclays Premier League status with fluent football and colossal courage.
The feel-good factor that produced has been carried on through the summer with the signings of Aleksandar Tonev, Niklas Helenius, Jores Okore, Leandro Bacuna, Antonio Luna and Jed Steer.
Lambert is delighted with there his team are right now but also aware that there's still a way to go.
He said: "I've had a good chat with Randy [Lerner] and Paul [Faulkner] about the philosophies we want to create here.
"We are only a small step on the way. There's a long journey to go.
"But the one foot what we took last season was an incredible achievement.
"I think everybody is excited because of what has happened. But we know we have to win games. That is the most important thing."
Lambert expects excitement on the pitch - and in the stands as the effort and energy of his team transmit to supporters, home and away.
He once again expects a big effort from the crowd to inspire the players - and vice versa.
He added: "I think it will be an exciting season because of the way we play. I think the fans will come like they did last season.
"The fans were phenomenal for us last season even through that hard time. Towards the end, they stayed with it too.
"If you look at the gates at Villa Park they were right up there and we had incredible support away from home too. That's great considering we were having a hard time in January/Christmas period where it might have gone the other way.
"But I've got a lot of thanks to them for what they did and hopefully they can see what we are trying to do and they'll come in their thousands again to watch us.
"I think the enthusiasm of the players will transmit to the stands. I'm sure that will happen.
"As long as the fans can see honest endeavour from the team and try to do things then they will go with it.
"They will get right behind us I'm pretty sure when that first game comes. Even for our friendly games they will come in their thousands to watch us."
Loved that bit. Well said PL
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Good to hear
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I expect every player who takes to field in claret and blue shirt to give nothing less than 100% and that is howci see Paul's view. I don't think he will tolerate shirkers.
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... I don't think he will tolerate shirkers.
or wankers.