I'm losing my religion. An open letter to Randy Lerner.

[john e]

After facing the prospect of having the choice of whether or not to go taken away from me, this sort of argument does strike me as a touch precious.

Is there any possible situation that you would actually criticise the club though?

is there any possible situation that you would actually praise the club ?

[PeterWithesShin]

[eastie]

After facing the prospect of having the choice of whether or not to go taken away from me, this sort of argument does strike me as a touch precious.

Is there any possible situation that you would actually criticise the club though?

Thats uncalled for saunders and totally wrong.
The point chris made puts everything into perspective.
I have disagreed with chris on many issues especially mr o neill but i have always respected his opinion, and am delighted to see him getting back to some semblance of normality.

Chris takes a more laid back relaxed attitude rather than some of us who tend to wear our heart on a sleeve and maybe overreact to certain things, but he is a fair man .

[Chris Smith]

After facing the prospect of having the choice of whether or not to go taken away from me, this sort of argument does strike me as a touch precious.

Is there any possible situation that you would actually criticise the club though?

Yes, the fact they keep selling you tickets for starters. ;¬)

[Richard E]

This is why we go even when we're shit. Very little can match the feeling when this happens.

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superb stuff, thanks for posting

I'm sure that's the back of my head in the hat...

[Rip Van We Go Again]

I still love the club like a like a hurt lost and blinded fool.


Oh no, I've said too much

[not3bad]

No, you haven't said enough

[Rip Van We Go Again]

No, you haven't said enough

<Starts doing manic arm flailing dance>

[saunders_heroes]

After facing the prospect of having the choice of whether or not to go taken away from me, this sort of argument does strike me as a touch precious.

Is there any possible situation that you would actually criticise the club though?

is there any possible situation that you would actually praise the club ?

Yes, when there's something to praise.

[Dave Cooper please]

After facing the prospect of having the choice of whether or not to go taken away from me, this sort of argument does strike me as a touch precious.

Is there any possible situation that you would actually criticise the club though?

is there any possible situation that you would actually praise the club ?

Yes, when there's something to praise.

You can't find anything?
Haters want to hate!

[Villadroid]

So the laughing policemen isn't laughing any more.

The strange thing is that in 1955 Villa sold their best player in Danny Blanchflower and missed relegation by a squeak in 1956.

You got over that, so why is it so difficult now?

[not3bad]

So the laughing policemen isn't laughing any more.

The strange thing is that in 1955 Villa sold their best player in Danny Blanchflower and missed relegation by a squeak in 1956.

You got over that, so why is it so difficult now?

What was the reason you used the word "sic" again the other day?

[dave.woodhall]

So the laughing policemen isn't laughing any more.

The strange thing is that in 1955 Villa sold their best player in Danny Blanchflower and missed relegation by a squeak in 1956.

You got over that, so why is it so difficult now?

You seem to have a strange fascination with late-fifties Spurs.

[Villadroid]

So the laughing policemen isn't laughing any more.

The strange thing is that in 1955 Villa sold their best player in Danny Blanchflower and missed relegation by a squeak in 1956.

You got over that, so why is it so difficult now?

You seem to have a strange fascination with late-fifties Spurs.

It is just a coincidence.

Villa's divergent fortunes with Arsenal is a far better story, I think.

[Ads]

So the laughing policemen isn't laughing any more.

The strange thing is that in 1955 Villa sold their best player in Danny Blanchflower and missed relegation by a squeak in 1956.

You got over that, so why is it so difficult now?

You seem to have a strange fascination with late-fifties Spurs.

It is just a coincidence.

Villa's divergent fortunes with Arsenal is a far better story, I think.

Unless this yarn contains floodlights and is entirely written in classical latin then I do not want to hear it.