Absolutely. I wanted VAR, I thought it was crazy we didn't have it but god I'd go back in a heartbeat now. 

I imagine they’ll think of another name for us, possibly of five letters, and ending in unts

Park under flyover More Lane/Brookvale Road, need to be there at least an hr early together a spot an 15 min walk. Great for after the game to beat the traffic.

I think it's time, as Villa fans, we woke up to the fact we need to stop shitting the bed anytime we have something good going.  Our owners are brilliant. They are clever, shrewd and above all have massive ambition. I honestly believe they won't rest until we have won something major.  Unai was always going to be linked to other jobs. What he's done here is frankly, astonishing. But he's not done it alone, the players have brought into his ideas and way of playing, us fans have been fully behind him and he's got the full backing of our owners. It's a delicious recipe.  The media need to realise their darling big 6 no longer exist and get their heads around the fact that as a club and fans, we deserve to have a top manager, world class players and trophies in the cabinet.  I'm loving every second of it all 💜🩵    

Yeah they are not a million miles away from meaningless. England was 79% or something likely to get 5th and then it swung hugely based on results. 

More "Responsibilities", what's left, Lord Mayor?

We beat Chelsk, and I think we have done it. I can't see Spuds beating any of the 4 teams mentioned, 2 draws at best. We are 7 games away from our best season in 42 years.

On the topic of "would you rather questions" we have never played in the Champions League under its current guise and that is a tad shameful. If we have qualified previously and had a few runs, a trophy would generally be preferable, but having never had a Champions League night at Villa Park is something we need to remedy.

It has been embarrassing for him since 2008 then. You've got to be in it to win it and there is no guarantee that the English club that qualifies for the ECL next year (although they would be likely favourites), will actually go on to win it. I think this "big club" thing has been ruined by Manchester City in recent years, there are a limited number of trophies and too many "big clubs" for them all to win one every year. Everton were seen as one of those "big clubs" not that long ago, but their focus has been on the other end of the table, for a long time now.  The Europa Cup will be a tough trophy to lift next year, but I'm sure 99% of Spurs fans would be fancying a run in that, if they don't make the CL🤞. I think they would start as one of the favourites for that, I doubt we would be for the CL, but we weren't in 1982 either.