Also, apparently Richard O'Kelly and John Terry don't like coriander.
Quote from: LeeB on January 24, 2020, 11:18:47 AMAlso, apparently Richard O'Kelly and John Terry don't like coriander.My mates lad has started working for the club. I asked him for some inside information and he said he’d ask and let me know. I had a text a few days later ‘The really famous one who helps the manager, he doesn’t like spicy food’He’s not w big football fan.
The club should really try to make the most of this. Have a wee pre-season tour of East Africa, force our way in to the collective subconscious of half a continent, come back with photos of Villa playing friendlies in front of 60,000 Villa-mad Tanzanians, at their national stadium. It'd look crazy-good - "the claret & blue continent"
Quote from: algy on January 26, 2020, 08:44:24 AMThe club should really try to make the most of this. Have a wee pre-season tour of East Africa, force our way in to the collective subconscious of half a continent, come back with photos of Villa playing friendlies in front of 60,000 Villa-mad Tanzanians, at their national stadium. It'd look crazy-good - "the claret & blue continent" If a load of Villa fans went along we could call it the 'Grumble in the Jungle'.
Over 10 years ago we sent over 100 H&V donated old Villa shirts out to Tanzania. There’s the seed right there.
Can anyone confirm he's actually received his work permit ?
my lad tells me he’s alright because he’s got a 83 finishing rating on Fifa which is all that matters to him when evaluating players