Morgan Rogers

[Monty]

No socks is fine without a tie. Thems the rules.

[Axl Rose]

No socks is fine without a tie. Thems the rules.

The Japanese would both love and hate you, Monty!

Hooray for no socks, eternal condemnation for starting the 'Cool Biz' season (slightly) prematurely (if you did it today, of course...sorry I'm absolutely rambling)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cool_Biz_campaign

[Chico Hamilton III]

They’m all scruffs from Halesowen. Lee Sharpe too.

There’s probably an Albion fan still walking round the streets in the Tachinni tracky top that was “taxed” from me in 1984.

[PeterWithe]

I hate double breasted jackets, probably stems from when you had to wear one to get onto Millionaires when you were 16.

[Sexual Ealing]

Morgan looks very smart. I like his double breasted jacket, but not quite as keen on the choice of shirt with it. Visible socks look shit with loafers, so he's almost certainly just wearing a pair of no-show socks. Honestly BV, I expected better from you.

Loafers look shit with or without socks and with anything, including feet. ;-)

Correct.

[Risso]

Scruffs!

[Brend'Watkins]

No socks is fine without a tie. Thems the rules.

No ties is the rule for a function such as an end of season awards.

[ASHTONVILLA]

Not wearing socks with shoes is never acceptable!

Rogers has to be one of our best value signings of recent years, really looking forwards to seeing him progress next year. Him, a fit again Ramsey, a fit again Buendia, Bailey and Diaby is a very exciting set of attacking players.

[WarszaVillan]

I hate double breasted jackets, probably stems from when you had to wear one to get onto Millionaires when you were 16.

I think Birmingham club entry restrictions in the '80s put me off formal dress for life

[usav]

I hate double breasted jackets, probably stems from when you had to wear one to get onto Millionaires when you were 16.

I think Birmingham club entry restrictions in the '80s put me off formal dress for life

Agreed.  Trousers and a collared shirt to get into the Dome?  Piss off.

[Risso]

It was the same everywhere I think, it certainly was in Milton Keynes in the late 80s. I reckon they had less strict unform inspections at Eton than they had at our local night club. The funny thing was, you could get in easily at the age of 16, but anybody chancing their arm with a short sleeved shirt and a tie had no chance. Quite rightly of course, no need to dress like a bus driver.

[Sexual Ealing]

In the 90s when I was a lad any club with a dress code was great to know about so you knew to avoid them. The bouncers were always c*nts, and that was nothing once you'd seen the patrons. Air think with violence, shite music and Cool Water. Absolutely grim. But at least everyone was wearing shiny shoes.

[Risso]

In the 90s when I was a lad any club with a dress code was great to know about so you knew to avoid them. The bouncers were always c*nts, and that was nothing once you'd seen the patrons. Air think with violence, shite music and Cool Water. Absolutely grim. But at least everyone was wearing shiny shoes.

The trouble was, there were only three clubs in Milton Keynes back then. Zazoo, The Point and Golden Flamingo, and they were all pretty much the same, ie collar and tie required at all times. It took until I went to Brum University and started going to the various student nights at places like The Dome and Bobby Browns to be allowed in anywhere in casual clothes.

Are actual night clubs still a thing, I don't know anyone who's been to one in years, including my eldest daughter and all her mates. They seem to prefer pubs and bars with late licenses these days.

[Sexual Ealing]

In the 90s when I was a lad any club with a dress code was great to know about so you knew to avoid them. The bouncers were always c*nts, and that was nothing once you'd seen the patrons. Air think with violence, shite music and Cool Water. Absolutely grim. But at least everyone was wearing shiny shoes.

The trouble was, there were only three clubs in Milton Keynes back then. Zazoo, The Point and Golden Flamingo, and they were all pretty much the same, ie collar and tie required at all times. It took until I went to Brum University and started going to the various student nights at places like The Dome and Bobby Browns to be allowed in anywhere in casual clothes.

Are actual night clubs still a thing, I don't know anyone who's been to one in years, including my eldest daughter and all her mates. They seem to prefer pubs and bars with late licenses these days.

I was lucky to be in Edinburgh, which had loads of options.

Clubs still exist in London (and probably other big cities), which is where I last went to one around four years ago, but they're dying out for a number of reasons.

[PeterWithesShin]

Morgan Rogers has been voted Aston Villa's April Player of the Month by supporters.

The midfielder, 21, scooped over half of the votes from Villa fans in our official poll having found the net on three occasions - landing his maiden monthly award since joining the club in January.

Rogers started the month by completing 90 minutes in our defeat at Manchester City, before bagging his first goal in claret and blue in our 3-3 Premier League draw against Brentford at Villa Park.

Successive starts and impressive appearances followed in the wins over LOSC Lille and Arsenal, while the England Under-21 international stepped off the bench in the second leg of our memorable Europa Conference League quarter-final shoot-out triumph in northern France.

Rogers then rounded off the month in style as he found the net in successive matches - levelling against AFC Bournemouth on the stroke of half-time in a 3-1 victory before registering his third goal for the club in our 2-2 home draw against Chelsea.

The top three players in our poll were:

Morgan Rogers 56%

Emi Martínez 15%

Ollie Watkins 9%

Thank you to everyone who voted and congratulations, Morgan!