Popular Post MaVilla Posted May 14 Popular Post Share Posted May 14 McGinn and Mings, the only two who survived the full journey. Hats off to them both. 12 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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The_Rev Posted May 15 Share Posted May 15 On 07/08/2018 at 12:46, BigJim said: So McGinn is the replacement for Jack? ...wish I could see the funny side of it. Worked out in the end didn’t it? 3 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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tinker Posted May 15 VT Supporter Share Posted May 15 What a captain, what a player , what a man, super John McGinn, absolute villa legend. 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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Popular Post Jas10 Posted May 15 Popular Post Share Posted May 15 Quote The story of John McGinn, a Scot, and Sevilla - beyond Unai Emery, Monchi and some members of the coaching staff - has a long history. The grandfather of the Aston Villa captain was the president of the Scottish Football Federation when Sevilla won their second UEFA in Glasgow, against Espanyol. The night in which Andrés Palop signed a historic milestone, McGinn and his grandfather experienced the event in the stadium, and the now Aston Villa captain was captivated by the Sevilla centenary anthem. For example, the video above the news. https://eldesmarque.com/futbol/premier-league/20240515/fiesta-sevillista-capitan-aston-villa-monchi_300334236.html 5 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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wishywashy Posted May 15 Share Posted May 15 2 hours ago, Jas10 said: It's not Sánchez-Pizjuán, it's Birmingham. John McGinn starred in an epic moment in the historic Aston Villa celebration for getting his ticket to the next Champions League. The captain of the villains, with beer in hand, started singing... the anthem of the Centennial of Seville! The reason goes beyond the relationship that now unites the English team with the Hispanics after the arrival of Monchi, Unai Emery or Diego Carlos to Villa Park. McGinn's grandfather was president of the Scottish Federation when Juande Ramos' Sevilla won their second Europa League in Glasgow. That night in May 2007, the protagonist of this story fell madly in love with the anthem during the final against Espanyol. Such was his impression that he continued to watch videos and ended up learning, in his own way, the lyrics of El Arrebato. His grandfather was president of the Scottish Federation when Sevilla won UEFA in Glasgow He fell in love with the anthem during the final against Espanyol Monchi, present at the April Fair: "Seville is always missed" Night of celebration at the Aston Villa. The team trained by Unai Emery and directed, at least in terms of signings, by Monchi, got this past Wednesday its place of access to the Champions League more than 40 years later and between hugs and screams, John McGinn, captain of the English team, left a very striking image: clinging to his beer... and singing the anthem of Seville. The story of John McGinn, Scottish, and Sevilla - beyond Unai Emery, Monchi and some member of the coaching staff - has a long journey. The grandfather of the Aston Villa captain was the president of the Scottish Football Federation when Sevilla won their second UEFA in Glasgow, against Espanyol. The night Andrés Palop signed a historic milestone, McGinn and his grandfather lived the appointment at the stadium, and the now captain of Aston Villa was captivated by the anthem of the Seville centenary His eyes lit up, and, with a few years less, the now soccer player fell in love with the chants and the atmosphere imposed that night by the Sevilla fans. Such was his impression that he continued watching videos and ended up learning, in his own way - as you can see in the video above of the news - the anthem of El Arrebato. Monchi, Unai Emery... Diego Carlos and Lenglet John McGinn, however, was not the only one who found it strange to celebrate without the Sevillist anthem. At the feast of the English ensemble there were several that were well known, and much better than the Scotsman, the red-and-white chant. Next to him, during the night, there were the aforementioned Monchi and Unai Emery, as it could not be otherwise, but there were also two former Sevilla players such as Diego Carlos and Clement Lenglet, two soccer players who, possibly, reached their best level in Nervión and who heard many, many, many times the anthem of the centenary. A special date for Unai Emery If this whole story wasn't curious enough, we could add one more fact: for Unai Emery, May 14 will always be special. In addition to achieving the long-awaited qualification for the Champions League last Tuesday, the coach celebrated the tenth anniversary of his first Europa League with Sevilla. Two notable milestones on the same date. McGinn singing Spanish anthems is not something I knew I needed but I want more 4 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
BOF Posted May 15 Moderator Share Posted May 15 2 hours ago, Jas10 said: The grandfather of the Aston Villa captain was the president of the Scottish Football Federation when Sevilla won their second UEFA in Glasgow, against Espanyol. Bloody nepo baby. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
HalfTimePost Posted May 15 Share Posted May 15 3 hours ago, Jas10 said: It's not Sánchez-Pizjuán, it's Birmingham. John McGinn starred in an epic moment in the historic Aston Villa celebration for getting his ticket to the next Champions League. The captain of the villains, with beer in hand, started singing... the anthem of the Centennial of Seville! The reason goes beyond the relationship that now unites the English team with the Hispanics after the arrival of Monchi, Unai Emery or Diego Carlos to Villa Park. McGinn's grandfather was president of the Scottish Federation when Juande Ramos' Sevilla won their second Europa League in Glasgow. That night in May 2007, the protagonist of this story fell madly in love with the anthem during the final against Espanyol. Such was his impression that he continued to watch videos and ended up learning, in his own way, the lyrics of El Arrebato. His grandfather was president of the Scottish Federation when Sevilla won UEFA in Glasgow He fell in love with the anthem during the final against Espanyol Monchi, present at the April Fair: "Seville is always missed" Night of celebration at the Aston Villa. The team trained by Unai Emery and directed, at least in terms of signings, by Monchi, got this past Wednesday its place of access to the Champions League more than 40 years later and between hugs and screams, John McGinn, captain of the English team, left a very striking image: clinging to his beer... and singing the anthem of Seville. The story of John McGinn, Scottish, and Sevilla - beyond Unai Emery, Monchi and some member of the coaching staff - has a long journey. The grandfather of the Aston Villa captain was the president of the Scottish Football Federation when Sevilla won their second UEFA in Glasgow, against Espanyol. The night Andrés Palop signed a historic milestone, McGinn and his grandfather lived the appointment at the stadium, and the now captain of Aston Villa was captivated by the anthem of the Seville centenary His eyes lit up, and, with a few years less, the now soccer player fell in love with the chants and the atmosphere imposed that night by the Sevilla fans. Such was his impression that he continued watching videos and ended up learning, in his own way - as you can see in the video above of the news - the anthem of El Arrebato. Monchi, Unai Emery... Diego Carlos and Lenglet John McGinn, however, was not the only one who found it strange to celebrate without the Sevillist anthem. At the feast of the English ensemble there were several that were well known, and much better than the Scotsman, the red-and-white chant. Next to him, during the night, there were the aforementioned Monchi and Unai Emery, as it could not be otherwise, but there were also two former Sevilla players such as Diego Carlos and Clement Lenglet, two soccer players who, possibly, reached their best level in Nervión and who heard many, many, many times the anthem of the centenary. A special date for Unai Emery If this whole story wasn't curious enough, we could add one more fact: for Unai Emery, May 14 will always be special. In addition to achieving the long-awaited qualification for the Champions League last Tuesday, the coach celebrated the tenth anniversary of his first Europa League with Sevilla. Two notable milestones on the same date. Easily made into an Aston Villa chant that Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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duke313 Posted May 16 Share Posted May 16 On 15/05/2024 at 07:55, tinker said: What a captain, what a player , what a man, super John McGinn, absolute villa legend. Gerrard saw he was captain material Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Tom13 Posted May 16 Share Posted May 16 On 14/05/2024 at 23:53, tonyh29 said: I’m sure we all questioned it at the time , but maybe the one thing Gerrard did get right for this club was make SJM captain It's the huge deal he made out of it that was the big error. 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Captain_Townsend Posted May 16 Share Posted May 16 On 15/05/2024 at 07:55, tinker said: What a captain, what a player , what a man, super John McGinn, absolute villa legend. 100% agree. A proper Aston Villa club legend. 4 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
noomsy Posted May 16 Share Posted May 16 1 hour ago, Tom13 said: It's the huge deal he made out of it that was the big error. Exactly this. He acted like a complete prick for no other reason than to undermine a professional player who has/had done a huge amount for the club. 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
villan-scott Posted May 17 VT Supporter Share Posted May 17 9 hours ago, Jas10 said: Brave man as a Villa man drinking in town mate. My captain. 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
villarule123 Posted May 17 VT Supporter Share Posted May 17 10 hours ago, Jas10 said: If this was Grealish he'd be getting pelters! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MotoMkali Posted May 17 Share Posted May 17 On 15/05/2024 at 00:34, Jas10 said: Even the Captain is forgetting Kortney Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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