Fans Worried Over Villa Future

[MysticRaven]

we're all still worrying then?  #-o

[Legion]

Yes. Where have you been? Added another 2000 'magic' posts lately? :smt016

[LamBeast]

Maybe it is time to trust the new 'retainer' at our club.Lerner has control of a working class football team in Cleveland and i dont see any reason to mistrust his motives.In truth we all feel very fortunate to have Oneill,some cannot quite believe it,but he has a fond and loyal affinity with the Midlands,Forest then Leicester,it would be foolish to forget this.Surely our mistrust of the past,and as a fan i can understand it wholeheartedly,shouldnt prevent us from believing this is to be a prosperous future.As and when we are successful again the FEAR will be forgotten,lets enjoy it boys!!!! =P~

[OneIanTaylor]

we're all still worrying then?  #-o

Heya Mystic. Thought we'd lost you!

[LamBeast]

Ian Taylor played for Forest Green, i remember now! #-o

[JD]

I'm worried that MysticPhoenix has reappearred and the post count will now go up so much that I won't have enough time in the day to read all the threads.  8-[

[ROBBO]

I'm back, weather was superb, company was great, golf was in general very good apart from mine which was shit. Had a substantial bet with kit stealers while away, breaking even. I'm looking forward to the life and romances of Peter W being serialised on television and would welcome an invitation to a family barbecue. I am concerned that Mystic has found her/his way back, some people just can't take a hint and very worried that since Randy has all but taken over and we are unbeaten in the league that the quality and volume of of threads and posts has deteriorated. There's no agro anywhere to be found, i'm missing the old days already.

[JD]

Welcome back Robbo. Glad you had a good break.  :smt006  

There's always something to be worried about or moan about on here. There are no end of topics to look at and be concerned about. Peter opened a can of worms with his Football Hooligan thread (God bless him), which somehow turned into another "Thatcher is blame for everything thread". Makes for interesting reading.

[peter w]

Seems that the Mystic brothers, and girl, are starting back at Uni then.

Good to hear you had a good time Robbo, thought you'd taken JD with you as he showed some antipodean solidarity and disappeared until you returned. Maybe we can get this thread back on the overseas road.

[JD]

I've been around Peter, just not posting much as the moment. I've just finished organising buying a new house etc, so with that and me back into training I haven't had a lot of time.

Things have settled down now (until the move), so we can take our thread back.  \/

I'm worried that people think Margaret Thatcher is to blame for football hooligans. I can't remember her kicking me when I was attacked in the seventies by Arsenal and Liverpool fans at different times.  :-

[peter w]

Well its good to have you back JD.

On to Thatcher. Who I am quite fond of detesting at all levels. However, I can't blame her for football violence. It was there before her, and is there after her. Violence is endemic, and football is just one vehicle for that to be expressed.

[JD]

I blame my Brother  8-[  Him and his 'mates' were nasty bits of work when they were younger, following THFC all over the country (and Europe). It's funny when you think of it, but these idiots (my Brother included, who luckily saw sense before it was too late), don't seem to either understand or care the worry and concern they pass onto their families. My Mum didn't know whether he would come home in a box or the police would call to say that he had been arrested and was facing court (again).

[D.boy]

Don't worry  [-X  ..... Be happy  \/  \/  \/  :scarf:  :scarf:
we know a song about that don't we Billy>

[JD]

Well that made me laugh D.boy.

Now I am worried that I might get worried about having nothing to worry about.  8-[  :smt002

[dave.woodhall]

Violence definitely got more Thatcherite under Thatcher - more organised and businesslike. It had been very sloppy under the permissive Callaghan government.