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Author Topic: Aston Villa v Arsenal Post-Match Thread  (Read 14236 times)

Online Walmley_Villa

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Re: Aston Villa v Arsenal Post-Match Thread
« Reply #390 on: Today at 03:45:30 PM »
I miss the 1988 days of the ball trickling between Keowngoal's legs into our own goal as we fought to stay up under GT.

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Re: Aston Villa v Arsenal Post-Match Thread
« Reply #391 on: Today at 04:59:32 PM »
I can't tell you how much I enjoyed that match. I took my lad with me and had a proper emotional rollercoaster. Earlier on Saturday I'd had the news my dad had been found dead and was in two minds about whether to go. But figured it would be good for me.

Anyway, Hotlenders in the Sky had me in tears. Silver Lining had me welling up.

The first goal was magic. Their equalizer was a worry. But the fight we showed was perfect. That the Villa feel like we've properly arrived? Priceless.

That goalmouth scramble. That goal. The gutteral roar that came from me was something I never thought I'd hear! The final whistle. Bedlam.


A few points to note.
We have a proper team, all in it together, even the substitutes and substituted were celebrating. That's what wins things.
Welcome back BE.
Keown has long been an Arsenal fan. So fuck him.
Watching the replays of those goals. Beautiful.
Feeling Villa Park like that will stay with me forever.
There was a conversation a couple of weeks ago aboutt the best type of goal. And some said it was the third ina 3-1 win. Now tell me that the last kick winner isn't the best feeling in the world.
Love you all.

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Re: Aston Villa v Arsenal Post-Match Thread
« Reply #392 on: Today at 05:02:17 PM »
Sorry to hear about your Dad, glad the villa gave you some joy at a difficult time. RIP

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Re: Aston Villa v Arsenal Post-Match Thread
« Reply #393 on: Today at 05:10:26 PM »
Thanks, but I wasn't seeking the sympathy and RIP stuff. Just wanted to express how it had made me feel. Which was something else!!

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Re: Aston Villa v Arsenal Post-Match Thread
« Reply #394 on: Today at 05:15:39 PM »
Thoughts with you Drummond.

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Re: Aston Villa v Arsenal Post-Match Thread
« Reply #395 on: Today at 05:19:20 PM »
Watching the "slo mo" post that Villa have put on socials, I reckon there's two pens in there...Odegaard takes Bouba out from behind, and the ball hits the defenders upper arm when he's on the floor.  Would VAR have spotted them if Emi hadnt done his thing? Doubtful.

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Re: Aston Villa v Arsenal Post-Match Thread
« Reply #396 on: Today at 05:37:48 PM »
I prefer to see Arsenal fans berating their own than any of us giving the big one to their celebrity followers. Magnanimous in victory is a more favourable approach given we have to play them again at their place end of the month. They haven’t suddenly become shit and unfortunately won’t be for quite a while I fear.

 


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