The banners are VP when they went down were funny.We have to accept they didn't like it, and may well get the chance to rub it in when we play them.If we're going to dish it out, we have to take it, too.
Quote from: pauliewalnuts on March 07, 2016, 10:34:39 AMThe banners are VP when they went down were funny.We have to accept they didn't like it, and may well get the chance to rub it in when we play them.If we're going to dish it out, we have to take it, too.Quite. Whoever sends us down will enjoy the occasion immensely, because from my experience Villa are not a popular club. I think a lot of other fans think we've stunk out the Premier League for too long, and for the most part prior to our putrefaction, we were a byword for nothingness. Just a bland club floating around with far too much arrogance than is justified. As somebody once put it: "A half-arsed club that used to be famous." I can understand all that.But, it would be nice to have someone to laugh at this season. And all the better if it's Newcastle. It'll be like someone coming swinging at you in the street and then slipping over in a puddle.
Quote from: Jimbo on March 07, 2016, 10:43:42 AMQuote from: pauliewalnuts on March 07, 2016, 10:34:39 AMThe banners are VP when they went down were funny.We have to accept they didn't like it, and may well get the chance to rub it in when we play them.If we're going to dish it out, we have to take it, too.Quite. Whoever sends us down will enjoy the occasion immensely, because from my experience Villa are not a popular club. I think a lot of other fans think we've stunk out the Premier League for too long, and for the most part prior to our putrefaction, we were a byword for nothingness. Just a bland club floating around with far too much arrogance than is justified. As somebody once put it: "A half-arsed club that used to be famous." I can understand all that.But, it would be nice to have someone to laugh at this season. And all the better if it's Newcastle. It'll be like someone coming swinging at you in the street and then slipping over in a puddle. More like some old croak swinging at you as you lay on death's door in Emergency Ward 10
Quote from: rob_bridge on March 07, 2016, 08:44:34 AMQuote from: Chris Jameson on March 06, 2016, 10:21:09 PMGenuine question, how many times has Villa Park been a sell out in the last 20 years?On average I'd say 5-6 times per seasonAlternatively, give Newcastle three big-ish clubs on their doorstep, let our closest rivals be in a town no-one from Birmingham visits on pain of death with no other club in the same division within 140 miles, and see what our respective gates are like.
Quote from: Chris Jameson on March 06, 2016, 10:21:09 PMGenuine question, how many times has Villa Park been a sell out in the last 20 years?On average I'd say 5-6 times per season
Genuine question, how many times has Villa Park been a sell out in the last 20 years?
that's because they live in an isolated cultural wasteland with nothing to recommend it other than drinking yourself into oblivion to try and forget you live in an isolated cultural wasteland.
Quote from: mr underhill on March 07, 2016, 12:26:18 PMthat's because they live in an isolated cultural wasteland with nothing to recommend it other than drinking yourself into oblivion to try and forget you live in an isolated cultural wasteland. Each to their own and all that but have you been up to Newcastle recently?
Anyway, about Matt Lowton....