Culverhouse and Karsa suspended (Now both sacked: Reply #876)

[Exeter 77]

I can now say, without being disloyal, that I fucking hate Ian Culverhouse. What a loathsome shithouse.

That's how I felt about him as a player - not in the Dennis Wise or Colin Hendry league but pretty close.

[PeterWithesShin]

I'm going to join Twitter so as I can follow this avfcforever1982 fella. Sounds like he knows the score.

[PeterWithesShin]

I can now say, without being disloyal, that I fucking hate Ian Culverhouse. What a loathsome shithouse.

That's how I felt about him as a player - not in the Dennis Wise or Colin Hendry league but pretty close.

I wonder if any of us liked him? Always struck me as a bit of a twat if i'm honest.

[Legion]

Point taken, paulie. I'll freely admit that I don't really understand how it works or see the point in it. I'll shut up now as I'm obviously out of my depth here. Apologies from an old(-ish) man.

[Reuben]

Performances may now improve now a problem has gone away -  but shouldn't players play for the interests of the club anyway rather than to make a point or a statement?  This seems to have been overlooked. 

[pauliewalnuts]

Point taken, paulie. I'll freely admit that I don't really understand how it works or see the point in it. I'll shut up now as I'm obviously out of my depth here. Apologies from an old(-ish) man.

Sorry, Leeg, I hadn't even noticed you'd mentioned twitter, was just a reaction to reading the whole thread.

[Legion]

Thank you, but there's no need to apologise. My post still stands. I genuinely don't understand or 'get' Twitter. I am quite open-minded and happy to be put right about things.

[Chipsticks]

My old man trains with a bloke who speaks regularly to Bertrand, he said a few days before the Palace game that the dressing room's been completely lost and that Albrighton came home on the train on his own after Saturday due to a falling out with Culverhouse.

[PeterWithesShin]

My old man trains with a bloke who speaks regularly to Bertrand, he said a few days before the Palace game that the dressing room's been completely lost and that Albrighton came home on the train on his own after Saturday due to a falling out with Culverhouse.

The one thing I have with that is why would a footballer with plenty of spare cash catch a train? He could have bought a helicopter. Or a jet fighter. And why do no Villa fans seem to have seen him on the traindespite, i'm assuming, some would be on the same one.

[Steve R]

The best thing about Twitter is that I once wrote a Perl script to post to it remotely. The sense of achievement was better than average.

[Chipsticks]

My old man trains with a bloke who speaks regularly to Bertrand, he said a few days before the Palace game that the dressing room's been completely lost and that Albrighton came home on the train on his own after Saturday due to a falling out with Culverhouse.

The one thing I have with that is why would a footballer with plenty of spare cash catch a train? He could have bought a helicopter. Or a jet fighter. And why do no Villa fans seem to have seen him on the traindespite, i'm assuming, some would be on the same one.

I can't swear to it's credibility, just passing what I heard on. I do know that the bloke genuinely knows Bertrand well but for all I know it could be a case of Chinese whispers or what have you.

[Lizz]

My old man trains with a bloke who speaks regularly to Bertrand, he said a few days before the Palace game that the dressing room's been completely lost and that Albrighton came home on the train on his own after Saturday due to a falling out with Culverhouse.

The one thing I have with that is why would a footballer with plenty of spare cash catch a train? He could have bought a helicopter. Or a jet fighter. And why do no Villa fans seem to have seen him on the traindespite, i'm assuming, some would be on the same one.

Maybe he wore a disguise on the train.

[Chipsticks]

My old man trains with a bloke who speaks regularly to Bertrand, he said a few days before the Palace game that the dressing room's been completely lost and that Albrighton came home on the train on his own after Saturday due to a falling out with Culverhouse.

The one thing I have with that is why would a footballer with plenty of spare cash catch a train? He could have bought a helicopter. Or a jet fighter. And why do no Villa fans seem to have seen him on the traindespite, i'm assuming, some would be on the same one.

Maybe he wore a disguise on the train.

Parrot costume.

[PeterWithesShin]

My old man trains with a bloke who speaks regularly to Bertrand, he said a few days before the Palace game that the dressing room's been completely lost and that Albrighton came home on the train on his own after Saturday due to a falling out with Culverhouse.

The one thing I have with that is why would a footballer with plenty of spare cash catch a train? He could have bought a helicopter. Or a jet fighter. And why do no Villa fans seem to have seen him on the traindespite, i'm assuming, some would be on the same one.

I can't swear to it's credibility, just passing what I heard on. I do know that the bloke genuinely knows Bertrand well but for all I know it could be a case of Chinese whispers or what have you.

I can fully believe all of it. Just the train bit seems a bit strange. I know if I was on that kind of money i'd have found a commoner  to piggyback me all the to Brum.

[PeterWithesShin]

My old man trains with a bloke who speaks regularly to Bertrand, he said a few days before the Palace game that the dressing room's been completely lost and that Albrighton came home on the train on his own after Saturday due to a falling out with Culverhouse.

The one thing I have with that is why would a footballer with plenty of spare cash catch a train? He could have bought a helicopter. Or a jet fighter. And why do no Villa fans seem to have seen him on the traindespite, i'm assuming, some would be on the same one.

Maybe he wore a disguise on the train.

Parrot costume.

Maybe a Groucho Marx disguise. All he'd need is the glasses and tache.