krisagg75

5 hours ago, Morley_crosses_to_Withe said:

Everyone must be happy and content today, this thread was on the second page.

Anyway...

When you try a password reset and they email you a link, but that email doesn't arrive straight away! I want to reset my **** password now, not in two hours!!

I got a new laptop 2 months ago and being a genius I  came up with the brilliant plan of having different passwords for all my stuff.made them all villa related as I thought there's no way i''d forget them.course,I now can't remember any of them except for here.

proper manager,proper bloke.

not the greatest performance but won in spite of the officials.solid at the back.just need a few players in January and I think we'll go up.

3 hours ago, Xela said:

Halcyon days...

 

never read this before.can't stop crying with laughter.f in brilliant.

3 hours ago, Midfielder said:

Edit. According to this link

http://www.express.co.uk/pictures/sport/6603/Premier-League-manager-pay-contract-value-sportgalleries/Sean-Dyche-143663

it states that Sean Dyche is paid £420,000 a year.

I spend more on vodka and hookers.

2 hours ago, alreadyexists said:

Personnel come and go, if I'm still a Villa fan after last years debacle, then I doubt there is a candidate out there that would diminish my love for AVFC. I don't mean that to sound corny, but genuinely there isn't a soul left of team, owners, managers, and I doubt coaches or physios that are still there from when I started supporting... no one and nothing will change my love of my club.

I hated the McLeish appointment, not so much because of the SHA connection, but because of the boring play and absent tactics... but I still attended games, bought merchandise, called myself a Villa fan and sung VTID. And I always will.

I'd love us to get promotion this year, get a great manager and it all click and everything be great. But if it's not I'll still be here.

totally agree.i love lord ron of aston.him holding the championship trophy is my screen saver on my laptop and phone,but he was a relative failure at Norwich,man city.i thought we'd get cloughie(he thought so to as he said afterwards),luckily we chose right.if it is bruce who is to say he is not what we need.i've been watching us since 70-71 and to be truthful,i'm buggered if i'd have picked the right manager.have faith,it makes life bearable.drinking helps mind.

3 hours ago, TRO said:

Richard, I don't think you have come to terms with our demise and the effect of it.

I went through all this with the likes of Tommy Docherty/ Tommy cummings in the 60/70's

We need a manager who recognises the importance of the basics and actions it.

who ever that may be......it seems to me, no one has a clue.

We are being linked with managers who are in the middle of "projects" just like our own Ron Saunders in the 70's......we have to find our own at the start of our "project"

l don't know whether Steve Bruce is right or an up and coming whipper snapper, its only when you talk/ interview them will you have any idea.

Aston Villa is only a poison chalice.....to those that are unsure of their ability.

A confident soul full of substance....will become a hero.....that I have no doubt.

We have been appointing failures, thats why we are where we are.

and so did Huddersfield, before they found their man.

lord ron of aston  was nothing to write home about until he joined us.(cloughie said he thought he'd got the job as he'd been interviewed).if it's brucie then give the bloke a break.were a championship club(lower half).whoever it is then cut the guy some slack.

21 hours ago, Xela said:

I'm prepared to wait and find that women who isn't a headcase

you've got a bloody long wait then.

watching sunderland I can't believe I was so stupid as to have wanted moyes.thank god for dr x.

met him once at one of the brmb sports forums.he was mullered  but was great entertainment.

2 hours ago, Grasshopper said:

My first match was in the relegation season to Div 3

I only remember it being against a team in all white (Swindon/Swansea seem to come to mind)

I was 7/8yrs old at the time and can only really remember the feeling of joy of experiencing a live AV game.

I can clearly remember players of that era, whether they were in the team that first game I dont know.

Tony Dunn

Wright Turnbull Brian Tyler Charlie Aitken

Brian Godfrey - ?

Rudge - Willie Anderson

Peter Broadbent (?) Pete Simmons

Other names spring to mind

BARRY HOLE

 

long time ago........

he's fat,he's round and he's in the rose and crown,barry hole,barry hole.

7 hours ago, Rugeley Villa said:

Yep. I've been stuck in a van with two chain smokers all week. Worst week I've had at work for a long time.

kill  the bastards

8 hours ago, mottaloo said:

This. 100% this. In particular,  those who stand in the door way to bars, barely outside meaning you still have to walk through their plumes of smoke. However, the one that REALLY does my head in are the ignorant words removed who smoke right outside hospital entrances ! Not including the buggers in dressing gowns, hooked up to drips or in wheelchairs as they shouldn't wander off too far. I once took a pic of a nhs notice outside an entrance to good hope thanking folk for not smoking. It was surrounded by fag ends.

Oh the irony. 

I f-ing hat it.my brothers dad in law has cancer.goes for chemo(2 lots apparently),and after the one lot goes outside and smoks a ciggie  with the drip still attached to his arm.

sorry for it being down here but I've had a few

my mom was 40 when I was born and that was in 65.never bothered me.i think I benefited because of it when I consider my situation with my mates who had younger parents.

anyway 60 is the new 30 these days.

2 hours ago, HeyAnty said:

I think the difference is the Dr has surrounded himself with football people who know what they are doing.  Lerner always seemed to employee people who were doing a job one or two levels above what they should have been. 

off topic but Richard fitzgerald knew what he was on about but lerner gave into o'neill instead of giving him the boot.that's where I think he made his biggest mistake.

1 hour ago, villa4europe said:

That's the amazing thing, they've give him little hands and they'll grow as he does...

as sad as this sounds,it's things like this that makes me glad to be alive.soul enhancing.

watching the womens pole vault in the Olympics from the camera behind the bar.great arses.

watching Bournemouth today they could of done with him.

been on a canal trip from broad st on my brothers suggestion.what a great way to see the city.wasn't looking forward to it as the last time I had been on the canal was about 30 yrs ago.brum really has changed and for the better,what a beautiful city it is.

couldn't make it today but my brother went and said he had the touch of an ian ross about him.that's good enough for me.

lineker doing motd in his undies,fair play he's older than me.

2 hours ago, sidcow said:

I think I have one of those special little tears. 

the one's out of your knob?

good signing.him spending a season or two under pulis means at least he knows how to defend properly.

potentially the best player in the league.if jack and the Barcelona bullet can get it together we can have a great season.not many-if any-will be able to cope with them.