Chris Heck - President of Business Operations

[kippaxvilla2]

I’ve still always maintained a yearning for it to be renamed Cadbury Park.

[cdward]

I heard that Wispa a few years ago

[Towser]

a little flakey if you ask me

[Smithy]

I'm genuinely suprised that at the mention of a behind the scenes documentary during out most successful on-field season in decades, people are like "No thanks". I would LOVE to watch something like that.  Sure, filmed by us there is a high chance it's going to be mostly "propaganda" rather than warts and all coverage, but I find this sort of thing fascinating.  Who doesn't want to know more about what goes in behind the scenes at Emery's Villa?  Fuck it, if they added every hour-long team meeting as some sort of 'extra' I'd watch every single one!

[eamonn]

As long as it doesn't include quizzes with Cash versus Watkins. I know footballers are meant to be thick but Christ, the pair of 'em took the biscuit on that recent Sky Sports (?) challenge thing.

[kippaxvilla2]

As long as it doesn't include quizzes with Cash versus Watkins. I know footballers are meant to be thick but Christ, the pair of 'em took the biscuit on that recent Sky Sports (?) challenge thing.

Seconds?

[Smithy]

As long as it doesn't include quizzes with Cash versus Watkins. I know footballers are meant to be thick but Christ, the pair of 'em took the biscuit on that recent Sky Sports (?) challenge thing.

I imagine something akin to the Amazon "All or Nothing" series, rather than an extension of anything you see on social media.  Generally speaking, I've really enjoyed pretty much all of them. Even those about sports in which I have little interest.  They're basically work-based documentaries. The Dallas Cowboys one, from 2017 for example, was really good. I haven't watched the recent Newcastle one, however.

[pauliewalnuts]

As long as it doesn't include quizzes with Cash versus Watkins. I know footballers are meant to be thick but Christ, the pair of 'em took the biscuit on that recent Sky Sports (?) challenge thing.

I imagine something akin to the Amazon "All or Nothing" series, rather than an extension of anything you see on social media.  Generally speaking, I've really enjoyed pretty much all of them. Even those about sports in which I have little interest.  They're basically work-based documentaries. The Dallas Cowboys one, from 2017 for example, was really good. I haven't watched the recent Newcastle one, however.

I too, until recently, had watched all the All or Nothing NFL ones, despite finding american football utterly tedious, and agree, they are very good indeed

[eamonn]

I've only seen the Sunderland Netflix one and a bit of the Leeds one. Liked them both. The Arsenal one put me off because of how cringey I expected Arteta to be behind closed doors. Sorry Mikel.

[LeeB]

Don't apologise, he's a prick.

[edgysatsuma89]

Don't apologise, he's a prick.

You seen him eating steak straight from Salt Bae's* fork?.. Fuck me.

*C&nt Bae.

[Toronto Villa]

Don't apologise, he's a prick.

You seen him eating steak straight from Salt Bae's* fork?.. Fuck me.

*C&nt Bae.

****** meets ******

https://x.com/eurofootcom/status/1745894720641913139?s=20

[AV82EC]

Everything that’s wrong with the modern cult of celebrity in one small clip, I think I’ve just been a bit sick in my mouth. ******.

[Risso]

Everything that’s wrong with the modern cult of celebrity in one small clip, I think I’ve just been a bit sick in my mouth. ******.

Indeed, fucking hell. You  know how everything Emery says and does makes you like him just a little bit more. Well the exact opposite is true for Arteta, who is now my least favourite ever manager by a huge margin.

[LeeB]

Good God, if that's not bringing the game into disrepute what is?