Quote from: ZoggyAlways on January 30, 2012, 11:05:33 AMMy kids have been to Derby (A) Fulham (A) Arsenal (H) Swansea (H) and yesterday They looked horrified when I said they were also going on WednesdayHave they been naughty at school or something?
My kids have been to Derby (A) Fulham (A) Arsenal (H) Swansea (H) and yesterday They looked horrified when I said they were also going on Wednesday
To me following Villa is a passion whether we play good or bad I know I'll be there next week like people have said when you go to the games you come to support the Villa and that's what's important so I'll be there come rain or shine.
Quote from: E I Adio on January 30, 2012, 10:40:49 AM (I'd happily stood on the Holte all through the 60's, and boy were we shit then) But it only cost 1s/6d (7.5p for the youngsters) and that included the bus fare and a bag of chips. There were only two TV channels, and no football, and the players were on less than the average Longbridge worker.
(I'd happily stood on the Holte all through the 60's, and boy were we shit then)
It will be interesting to see what attendance we get between now and the end of the season - if they drop regularly below the 30k mark then i think the end of McLeish is inevitable
Quote from: maidstonevillain on January 30, 2012, 02:28:55 PMQuote from: E I Adio on January 30, 2012, 10:40:49 AM (I'd happily stood on the Holte all through the 60's, and boy were we shit then) But it only cost 1s/6d (7.5p for the youngsters) and that included the bus fare and a bag of chips. There were only two TV channels, and no football, and the players were on less than the average Longbridge worker.
Quote from: sid1964 on January 30, 2012, 01:47:08 PMIt will be interesting to see what attendance we get between now and the end of the season - if they drop regularly below the 30k mark then i think the end of McLeish is inevitable But why. If Villa finish in, say, the top 14, with a substantially reduced wage bill then, by most accounts, Mcleish will have done what he was brought into do.
Quote from: maidstonevillain on January 30, 2012, 02:48:40 PMQuote from: sid1964 on January 30, 2012, 01:47:08 PMIt will be interesting to see what attendance we get between now and the end of the season - if they drop regularly below the 30k mark then i think the end of McLeish is inevitable But why. If Villa finish in, say, the top 14, with a substantially reduced wage bill then, by most accounts, Mcleish will have done what he was brought into do.Agreed. I think Lerner gave McCleish 2 objectives this season - reduce the wage bill and keep us in the PL. The only way he'll get the push is if we get relegated. And if I'm honest I think it will be the same next year with very little transfer activity in the summer other than the departure of those at the end of their contracts such as Beye, Cuellar and Heskey. We've become the Aston Browns.
I'm not remotely looking forward to Weds night. Right now i'm very very tempted to not bother.
Quote from: pauliewalnuts on January 30, 2012, 10:28:52 AMQuote from: Chas N'Dave Cooper on January 30, 2012, 10:16:28 AMLook, if you have had enough, or can't justify the cost, or you missus has found something better for you to do, then stop going! Watching football is just a hobby, a pastime, something you do at the weekend, if you think you can give it up then carry on.Villa will carry on without you, the rest of us will go when we can or when we feel like it.It really isn't important enough that we need yet another "I've had enough, I'm giving up" thread every time we lose.Have you read the thread, Dave?Bar a couple of posts which could be read that way, it isn't one of those threads at all. In fact, it is largely the opposite.I have now (properly), apologies to most.But the point still stands, after just about every defeat or poor performance someone comes on here bleating about how shit it all is and how they are seriously thinking of not going again until [insert current target of popular anger] has gone.Good, don't go, it's football, it's not really very important at all in the grand scheme of things.
Quote from: Chas N'Dave Cooper on January 30, 2012, 10:16:28 AMLook, if you have had enough, or can't justify the cost, or you missus has found something better for you to do, then stop going! Watching football is just a hobby, a pastime, something you do at the weekend, if you think you can give it up then carry on.Villa will carry on without you, the rest of us will go when we can or when we feel like it.It really isn't important enough that we need yet another "I've had enough, I'm giving up" thread every time we lose.Have you read the thread, Dave?Bar a couple of posts which could be read that way, it isn't one of those threads at all. In fact, it is largely the opposite.
Look, if you have had enough, or can't justify the cost, or you missus has found something better for you to do, then stop going! Watching football is just a hobby, a pastime, something you do at the weekend, if you think you can give it up then carry on.Villa will carry on without you, the rest of us will go when we can or when we feel like it.It really isn't important enough that we need yet another "I've had enough, I'm giving up" thread every time we lose.