No doubt it has been posted before, and I probably watched the original on ATV today. But interesting nonetheless.https://www.macearchive.org/films/atv-today-04081972-interview-doug-ellis-aston-villa-chairman
Quote from: maidstonevillain on March 18, 2023, 12:21:27 PMNo doubt it has been posted before, and I probably watched the original on ATV today. But interesting nonetheless.https://www.macearchive.org/films/atv-today-04081972-interview-doug-ellis-aston-villa-chairmanPurslow vibes
Does anyone know whether the Villa Live complex will be open after the game? I’ve kinda assumed that because it is separate to the stadium different rules can be applied but do we know for certain. After all stopping for a celebratory beer would be a good way of staggering the rush back to the stations.
Quote from: eamonn on March 17, 2023, 12:24:06 PMWhen was the mooted time of completion, sometime during second part of 2024/25, was it? The start of the 25/26 season is more realistic. It's at least an 18-month build - let alone the demolition of the existing stand. It's not likely to start until late 2023...
When was the mooted time of completion, sometime during second part of 2024/25, was it?
2/10, poor attempt at trolling. You need to put a bit more effort in and find a new angle, like Team Footy.
He sounds like some of the people in my village. "Why are you spending €400,000 on a new building for the council works department? Can't you just have the roof repaired on the old one?" No. A community that does not invest in its future is a community destined to wither and die.
Quote from: Bad English on March 19, 2023, 09:22:22 AMHe sounds like some of the people in my village. "Why are you spending €400,000 on a new building for the council works department? Can't you just have the roof repaired on the old one?" No. A community that does not invest in its future is a community destined to wither and die.The good old HS2 argument.