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The jammiest bastards on the planet

From a big Villa family...

It's a massive game for blues,if they win and go up they could end up with major investment if they lose and stay where they are they are defo preparing for adminstration ...

FFS

Quality !

Remember its a game of two halfs,if Blackpool sit back blues could easily score a couple,just prey he dont do a Mcleish...

I kinda like the Chocolate and blue colours in 1886,kinda unusual and nice...

Not going personally but ive sent the mrs away to vegas along with my daughter for a week in July now thats what i call holiday for myself ;-)

Well take your pick as we have had many colours in the past : http://www.historicalkits.co.uk/Aston_Villa/Aston_Villa.htm

Birmingham Bulldogs 14 pts, Northampton Demons 32 A young Birmingham Bulldogs Rugby League side, including a number of debutants, put up a brave show against a big and powerful Northampton Demons outfit. Ultimately the size, pace and general experience of the visitors made its mark, but they had to work for it. An early attack from Brum looked promising, but the final pass went into touch. Then Bulldogs conceded a penalty for offside and from the attacking set, right-winger Jack Wheeler went over in the corner, Bulldogs kept Demons out for another dozen-odd minutes and then gained a scrum some 20 metes from the away line. With his first touch of the match, loose forward sub Greg Pearson picked up and raced over, with left winger Danny Bancroft adding an excellent conversion from wide out to put Brum ahead 6-4. Northampton reapplied themselves and generally dominated the remainder of the half, tries from right centre Adam Seamark, full back Jamie Cottle scrum half Ben Youngs plus conversions on the latter two by stand off Richard Kirk [O.Kirk also in side] taking them 14 points clear at the break. HT: Birmingham Bulldogs 6 pts, Northampton Demons 20 Brum had been finding possession difficult to retain and were playing up the slope in the second half. Nevertheless, they went to the Northants line where another storming run from Pearson took him over for his second try. Once again Demons upped the pace and opened out a two-score lead as impressive full back Jamie Cottle went over close to the posts, R.Kirk converting. Bulldogs’ Stewart was then, somewhat harshly, yellow carded for holding down in the tackle. Still the hosts put together a good attack up the left flank, where winger Walker was well tackled. Returning to the attack, Demons’ lose forward Adrian Butler strode over close to the post to give R.Kirk a simple goal kick and stretch the visitors’ lead to 22 points. Though clearly beaten, Bulldogs refused to throw in the towel and, not undeservedly, had the last word score-wise when second rower Ian Wilson burrowed over from close range. Matt Dudley just pipped Pearson as Brum’s man-of-match; Cottle took the award for Demons. Given the overall makeup on the squad, it was a commendable show from Brum. Next week they will hope to be at greater strength for their trip to Leicester Storm. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Summary: Birmingham Bulldogs 14 Northampton Demons 32 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Birmingham: T. G.Pearson 2, I.Wilson -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- G. D.Bancroft -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Northampton: T J.Wheeler, A.Seamark, J.Cottle 2, B.Youngs, A.Butler -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- G. R.Kirk 4

We could lose 25-0 because one thing for sure is that QPR are not gonna be beating Man City :-)

Anyways guys i'm off to the match...

Either way we still aint going down but i'm not to sure that both will win like you say and i'm also confident of at least a point if not all three but if none happen i believe we will still be safe..

Mcleish is on about 20k,less tax and NI prob 10k to 12k.....

He is a legend lets keep it that way....

I think he's wages would be a massive problem tbh...

Yup i agree and long i we die it will still be talked about...

It's o.k matey we are short of housing ;-)

Could be the greatest footballer in history ?

I would take Chris Houghton all day long,he would be nice and cheap just what Randy likes as well ;-)

You best your Prozac out like the others...

After the Mcleish disaster i very much doubt Bruce would even be in Learners thought process...

Kick off at TODAY 2.30 PM against Northampton.. Great thing is you can watch the game and have a pint at the same time..... Nothing saying you cant like both i play football on a Sunday and Rugby on a Saturday :-)

Seriously that must of cost a fortune,i mean you ever tried to put an ad in the mail even a tiny text one with a few words is about £100....

What makes you think they are both realistically going to get 4 points in their next two games and us get none? Ii just cannot see it happening either way tbh.