Aston Villa 1 Knuckledraggers crawl back under their stones 0 Post match thread.

[villadelph]

Very classy Mr Caddis (listen carefully at the start)

I just can't make out what he's saying..

[DeKuip]

As poor as we played first half last night I never once felt the opposition had anything to be concerned about, they were very average and blunt throughout.

Notts County gave us a much tougher test in the last round - and their fans could be heard too, wheelbarrows and all.

[LeeS]

Very classy Mr Caddis (listen carefully at the start)

I just can't make out what he's saying..

Grunt grunt, snarrlll, grunt.

[PeterWithe]

I'd never heard of Caddis before last night, I cant imagine I'd be that interested in anything he does.

[pauliewalnuts]

What is he saying?

[QuintonVilla]

There was me thinking they got the moral victory and weren't bothered because they 'only' lost 1-0, yet I pop over to SHA and every thread is about the game last night. Full of sour grapes and lots of pearls of wisdom as to why they really won on the night and why they're superior to us 

Criticising us for booing at half time. It was fully justified, especially after Saturday. The difference here is if they'd been at home and played like that first half and gone in 0-0 they would have gone off to rapturous applause. This is why they will always be tinpot and in our shadow, what's good enough for them and good enough for us is a world apart. If they finished 16th in the Premier League they would be delighted. Theres not enough of the f#ckers at The Sty to register a loud enough boo anyway.

The city is theirs and they ran town last night  Saw one of them say 'The pub I was in was full of Blues, no Villa to be seen anywhere'. I know, a Blues fan in a pub with other Blues fans. I was in a pub full of Villa fans. A shocking correlation. I must have imagined all the Villa I saw and that I knew were in various pubs. I forgot that everyone in Brum supports them, hence their 14,000 crowds and the fact they didn't have enough fans who had been to three away games to shift 2800 tickets.

We are superior to them in every way and it kills them really. They try too hard not to care that we're bigger and better than them, and try too hard to try and be different. They're like that kid at school who tries to look and be different and ends up looking like a weirdo with no mates.

[luke95]

Whistling shit on the Villa .

Nothing worth getting worked up about tbh.

[nodge]

Whistling shit on the Villa .

Nothing worth getting worked up about tbh.

Well it is his club's anthem

[PeterWithe]

The city is theirs and they ran town last night  Saw one of them say 'The pub I was in was full of Blues, no Villa to be seen anywhere'. I know, a Blues fan in a pub with other Blues fans. I was in a pub full of Villa fans. A shocking correlation. I must have imagined all the Villa I saw and that I knew were in various pubs. I forgot that everyone in Brum supports them, hence their 14,000 crowds and the fact they didn't have enough fans who had been to three away games to shift 2800 tickets.

I noticed that one, they just cant make the link that with Villa playing at home most Villa fans would be there, at the game, as opposed to walking round Solihull town centre.

[Ads]

I said the same. I went in three city pubs [four if you count the Square Peg that I nipped in for a slash] and they all were full of Villa. The Sack of Spuds had me, our kid and Jesus Dave in there.

Quite the pub crawl for a Tuesday afternoon.

[bruisedshins]

Any crowd troubles from SHA or Albion fans in last two games.

I don't know if anyone else saw it but what I presume was the blues firm (20 - 30 big lads, few masked up) walked straight down the Witton Lane from the Holte End towards their end with about 3 police. There were a few punches thrown but nothing major, surprised the police let them walk through there though.

[PeterWithe]

Any crowd troubles from SHA or Albion fans in last two games.

I don't know if anyone else saw it but what I presume was the blues firm (20 - 30 big lads, few masked up) walked straight down the Witton Lane from the Holte End towards their end with about 3 police. There were a few punches thrown but nothing major, surprised the police let them walk through there though.

I mentioned it earlier in the thread, there was more WMP than SHA fans there and at least three vans.

[bruisedshins]

Any crowd troubles from SHA or Albion fans in last two games.

I don't know if anyone else saw it but what I presume was the blues firm (20 - 30 big lads, few masked up) walked straight down the Witton Lane from the Holte End towards their end with about 3 police. There were a few punches thrown but nothing major, surprised the police let them walk through there though.

I mentioned it earlier in the thread, there was more WMP than SHA fans there and at least three vans.

The only police I saw during this particular incident was one filming it all and then a couple walking at the side of the knuckledraggers.

[kippaxvilla2]

I'd never heard of Caddis before last night, I cant imagine I'd be that interested in anything he does.

Paul Caddis is the guy that actually literally saved them from going to the wall two years ago against  Bolton.  The bastard.

[Des Little]

Apparently most of their lads were in Sam Wellers.  Not exactly running town really.