Rugeley Villa

Alcohol is worse than cocaine for sure if abused

Drug use and abuse has been around for centuries and all kinds of people good and bad have taken them and still take them, theirs benefits from drug use and terrible consequences, to be honest some people think drug users should be executed and some of them should but so should a lot of peopele who don't take drugs, I deffo don't support drugs but its life and drugs will always be around

I've had some great nights on drugs but some terrible nights aswel, I've done most drugs but not heroin, cocaine was my drug of choice and in the 11 years I've been taking it I've blew over 50k on it, I've even chose the drug over my own son and nearly lost my rights to see him but at the moment I'm off it and I'm positive I can stay off it but at times its a struggle, my mrs has gave me one last chance to keep off it or she is gone and I have to then go through the courts to see my son, cocaine is a very more ish drug and a lot of cocaine users have terrible binges on it, my last binge cost me over 700 quid in 4 days on the stuff, I live in a small town of 30k people and the town is absolutely full of drugs especially cocaine, I've always worked hard and never robbed despite having real heavy drug abuse at times, I also don't think I'm a bad person either

Think norwich have most of their ground taking up by season ticket holders which would give them around about 23k season ticket holders, as people have mentioned I think we need to deffo hit the 30k mark before we increase capacity

Talking of the american live aid back in the 80 have any sabbath or zeppelin fans saw the footage of both bands performing at that event? How the mighty had fallen, zeppelin sounded awful and sabbath looked awful, wernt a great display by either band but it was all for a good caurse so can't complain, just seeing both bands together on stage was a miracle, zep were minus their late drummer bonham so some people might say it wernt really zeppelin

I agree. Except that for me it would be 1965 - 1975. 1965 to 1975 is the exact time frame I'd pick

P.s that said though I still think villa park is one of the best grounds in britain easily,

It looks ugly if you're focusing purely on the North Stand, other than that it's a really great looking stadium! meh. the witton lane and north stand look shit IMO although the witton lane stand ay an eyesore like the north stand it is quite bland looking but like I said its ok

that picture has just reminded me how bloody ugly it is, its truly awful from the outside

6/10

Lady double dealer by deep purple, great up tempo song with some amazing lead guitar playing by god himself ritchie blackmore

The only decade I dnt listen to is the naughties, also the late 90s is crap

you must be joking, rolling stones, the who, the beatles, led zep, sabbath, deep purple, jethro tull, queen, cream, uriah heep, rainbow, acdc, now these are proper bands, bands from the 80s like metallica, guns n roses, ozzy osbourne, inxs, iron maiden, motley crue, they rule the 80s,

I wernt really into prog rock, I like pink floyd but they deffo ay one of my favs, infact hawkwind who were a working class pink floyd were just as good to listen to in my ears, don't like yes, genesis,elp, just didn't really do anything for me, jethro tull were a really good band though and king crimson were ok, my personal favs black sabbath was the type of music that got me going though, the 80 was ok for rock but not great, early 90s the same, I've only just turned 30 but I'm stuck in the 60s and 70 with my music, my grandad was a massive influence on my music taste's and he's got over a thousand lps with all types of music you can imagine, growing up with those lps and discovering those great bands for the first time was amazing, I remember being a 10 year old listening to sabbath for the first time and actualy being really scared and spooked out by their dark sound and then also discovering the late 60s san francisco bands like jefferson airplane and the dead, blue cheer was another good 60s band aswell, after the 60s and 70s music just wasn't the same

your right just those 3 bands gave us a shit load of classic albums songs and live performances, I would say by the late 70s though they were past their best but another generation of rockers were on the scene like acdc, aerosmith, van halen etc etc and as someone else stated the 70s were so diverse you had some awesome funk, disco, motown, I could not stomach punk and I hate the whole image it gave, same with new wave from the 80s, the number of great bands from the 70s pisses all over any other decade

The thing with villa is that we have a really big fanbase but we have so many fair weather fans and fans that select a few games and also fans that completely stay away if we ay doing to well, if we can some how get thsese people to the games then we will need a capacity increase, man city's fanbase will increase globaly because of the players they have and because they will be challenging for the title every year but were nowhere near man city's level but I would say our fanbase is very simaliar to theirs at the moment, a lot of fans from other teams think we have shit support for a big club from a big city and we also get branded fickle and I admit their is some truth in that but we have the support to be filling villa park every week even if we ay doing to well, we are by far the biggest supported club from the midlands and that's no disrespect to wolves, forest who both have big local fanbases but they don't even come close to us, we are in the top ten best supported clubs in england and I have no doubt in that so it is a mystery why we only fill villa park so few times, until we consistency hit the 40k mark for each game what's point in extending capacity, where I live in rugeley which is 20 odd mile away from brum the town is split between villa and wolves with of course man utd and liverpool but so many villa fans from here don't bother goin to the games

I can't stand the north stand it really let's the ground down, when lerner was on about extending the ground capacity we were in a very good position but I just can't see it happening for a bit until were consistency filling our ground and the only way we'll do that is if we have a good exciting team and challenging for europe, this club and the size of it with our fanbase and also the potential to be a lot bigger than we are should have a 50k capacity stadium, we have the potential to be a HUGE club, we have a really big localised fanbase with a medium sized national fanbase at the moment, this club can achieve anything it wants to with the right people on board

As a rock fan I'd say 60s and 70s, hendrix, The doors, jefferson airplane, grateful dead, janis joplin, The who, The stones, led zep , black sabbath, deep purple and many many other great bands and artists

ACDC, its a long way to the top if you wanna rock n roll

Is that for when she shoves them up danny cipriani's arse? it would be worth it mate trust me haha

Kelly brook's fingers

Kelly brook's fingers

Odd coincidence. My commuting home album tonight was: you got great taste of music, I love that album aswell, great musicians purple were

All I know is that watford is a piece of piss to get to and palace is a nightmare, never been to palace but I've heard its terrible place to get to

Made in japan by deep purple, greatest live album ever??? The intensity of the playing is unreal it feels like the whole stage is about to explode out through the speakers, a deep purple stage was a very dangerous place when blackmore was on it,