Heroes & Villains, the Aston Villa fanzine
Heroes & Villains => Heroes Discussion => Topic started by: dave.woodhall on March 02, 2020, 09:15:38 AM
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Sorry for the delay.
www.thebirminghampress.com
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Spot on. I can't add to that.
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Agreed, doubly impressive considering it must have been written with a skinful or two still in the system.
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Agreed, doubly impressive considering it must have been written with a skinful or two still in the system.
Stone cold sober and unhungover.
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Agreed, doubly impressive considering it must have been written with a skinful or two still in the system.
Stone cold sober and unhungover.
I bumped into the author just outside the (surprisingly quiet J entrance) turnstiles and confirm that he was sober..
A fair summary , particularly the incredibly low key atmosphere which was due to the differing emotions of both sets of fans. I was amazed at the number of empty seats 10-15 minutes before kick off.
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Just got me wondering which set of supporters wouldn't have swapped places with us? 😉
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Just got me wondering which set of supporters wouldn't have swapped places with us? 😉
There's only 91 clubs in the league.
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Spot on Dave.
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Spot on Dave.
Finally got home Daz?
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Spot on Dave.
Finally got home Daz?
Just about recovered Dave spent most of Yesterday sleeping.
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Spot on Dave.
Finally got home Daz?
Just about recovered Dave spent most of Yesterday sleeping.
We none of us are as young as we used to be, Daz.
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Just got me wondering which set of supporters wouldn't have swapped places with us? 😉
There's only 91 clubs in the league.
Ah...good point. Bury would have definitely swapped places
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http://thebirminghampress.com/2020/03/aston-villa-and-the-billion-pound-opposition/
There's a lovely comment on there now, if anyone would care to reply.
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http://thebirminghampress.com/2020/03/aston-villa-and-the-billion-pound-opposition/
There's a lovely comment on there now, if anyone would care to reply.
I already did, the cheeky sod!
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As eloquent as ever Dave, and sums things up perfectly.
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Final postscript:
City hypocrisy:
From today's Guardian:
"Ilkay Gündogan believes Bruno Fernandes went down far too easily to win the free-kick that led to Manchester United’s opening goal in Sunday’s derby, the German midfielder saying he never touched the Portuguese.
The incident happened 30 minutes into the match at Old Trafford, which United won 2-0, when Fernandes went down as Gündogan challenged him. Mike Dean, the referee, awarded a foul and Fernandes subsequently chipped the ball to Anthony Martial, who volleyed home."
More than happy to claim a corner that never was at Wembley though?