Please tell me when to stop laughing at SHA

[rjw63]

37 minutes ago, stuart_75 said:

Does it make me a bad person to wish for this?

[mottaloo]

30 minutes ago, av1 said:

Not for me. There is always the slim chance that a competent owner could take them over, so I’d prefer if they just disappeared. Or at least found a level somewhere in the conference sharing a stadium with Bordesley Green. 
 

 

This ^^^

Even though we claim 99.99% of spawiness rights, I would rest easier if they were bottom 4 of league 2 forever.

[rjw63]

32 minutes ago, av1 said:

Not for me. There is always the slim chance that a competent owner could take them over, so I’d prefer if they just disappeared. Or at least found a level somewhere in the conference sharing a stadium with Bordesley Green. 
 

 

[villa4europe]

16 minutes ago, rjw63 said:

Boredom being the name of your dog... 

[rjw63]

13 minutes ago, villa4europe said:

Boredom being the name of your dog... 

Haven't got a dog.

[maqroll]

2 hours ago, Follyfoot said:

proppa Blues @maqroll is , drinks in town when over here and not in the shires like Vile, wears the badge on his chain with pride SOTV KRO. Family tree shows all his relatives worked at JLR, Dad was at Wembley when Taity, legend mate, lifted the cup in the double year. 

 

mate

I'll have you refer to my previous post just before my offending post to settle any and all controversy!

From a design perspective, viewed objectively, it's a well designed badge, I stand by the statement. 

But I'll not have my Anti-SHA  credentials questioned. I shared an apartment with a Nose from Brum for two long years and he made me dislike them more than I already did! I've paid my dues!

[VillaJ100]

1 hour ago, villa4europe said:

He's right about their league position though, I don't actually want them to get relegated because that would come with optimism of promotion next year

I'd rather they languished in 19th for all eternity, never going up, never even having that last day celebration of staying up, just an utterly pointless club, lose to league 2 teams in the first round of the Cup each year, never get to play us again, fans killed off by boredom getting less than 10k at home games and no one knowing why they even bother existing 

You aren't considering relegation plus starting in League 1 on -20

[Follyfoot]

24 minutes ago, maqroll said:

I'll have you refer to my previous post just before my offending post to settle any and all controversy!

From a design perspective, viewed objectively, it's a well designed badge, I stand by the statement. 

But I'll not have my Anti-SHA  credentials questioned. I shared an apartment with a Nose from Brum for two long years and he made me dislike them more than I already did! I've paid my dues!

Proppa Blues is @maqroll’s roommate…………

[maqroll]

16 minutes ago, Follyfoot said:

Proppa Blues was @maqroll’s roommate…………

Thank ****

[bannedfromHandV]

1 hour ago, It's Your Round said:

I’m another that’s quite happy with their current level, it’s perfect for maximum suffering. I want them to stay in a state of misery forever. 

Because, suppose they do actually properly go under, what will happen to their fans? I know they’ve not got many to worry about.

Will they give up on football (already happened) to focus on better inter-family ‘relations’?
Or will they change team? Some would go and support Solihull Moors, sure. Some might start glory hunting the scum six. Some might go to the albion or Coventry where they can wank each other silly to a chorus of SOTV…. 

But some might try and infiltrate Villa, and we really don’t want that. Especially so soon after the biggest health crisis of our lifetimes, we don’t want that happening again. 

A phoenix club would be created and would have to start off at about the 10th tier of English football at a guess, so I’m sure the cretins will go and support them.

[Ingram85]

**** the football league. Conference forever. No hope of anything ever but the smelly smack heads can’t support anyone else either. This is the way. Championship is too good for them casket carriers and even stuck in the championship u bend is way too close for comfort. 

[Greenfly]

On 28/04/2022 at 23:48, maqroll said:

As much as I dislike them, they have a cool badge. From strictly a design perspective, it is unique, instantly recognizable and has a retro-modern style to it, if that makes any sense. It's the only good thing about them.

You mean this badge?

On 27/04/2022 at 17:01, Phil Silvers said:

 

[chrisp65]

OK, first up, I have no dog in this fight.

Today, it’s Cardiff City vs Birmingham City, two delightful sets of supporters and one of those games where its a shame both teams can’t lose.

I was in Cardiff earlier today, and there’s a lot going on, the sun is shining, the bars have seating outside, the parks are open and very close to the town centre. There’s a lot of sport on, there’s rugby going on in the Arms Park, there’s some sort of cricket festival going on at Sophia Gardens. There is a pop up fair ground and some sort of music event. The nice thing about Cardiff being, its all walking distance. From the cricket, through a park, to the rugby, to the castle, the shops, some more park, lots of it pedestrianised… it’s all a matter of minutes to walk around.

The one shitty bit, is the dog end of St Mary’s Street. It’s old school shit, basically its greasy underfoot and there is something fundamentally wrong with the drainage because it just always smells a bit bad. It’s the bit where police have to move on the rough sleepers. It’s the cut through for where all the food delivery cyclists go speeding through. It’s the bit of St Mary’s Street closest to road noise, there’s a busy junction and some building work going on close by.

Now, competition time, where do you think the Birmingham City fans have all decided to congregate?

 

 

[Greenfly]

2 hours ago, chrisp65 said:

OK, first up, I have no dog in this fight.

Today, it’s Cardiff City vs Birmingham City, two delightful sets of supporters and one of those games where its a shame both teams can’t lose.

I was in Cardiff earlier today, and there’s a lot going on, the sun is shining, the bars have seating outside, the parks are open and very close to the town centre. There’s a lot of sport on, there’s rugby going on in the Arms Park, there’s some sort of cricket festival going on at Sophia Gardens. There is a pop up fair ground and some sort of music event. The nice thing about Cardiff being, its all walking distance. From the cricket, through a park, to the rugby, to the castle, the shops, some more park, lots of it pedestrianised… it’s all a matter of minutes to walk around.

The one shitty bit, is the dog end of St Mary’s Street. It’s old school shit, basically its greasy underfoot and there is something fundamentally wrong with the drainage because it just always smells a bit bad. It’s the bit where police have to move on the rough sleepers. It’s the cut through for where all the food delivery cyclists go speeding through. It’s the bit of St Mary’s Street closest to road noise, there’s a busy junction and some building work going on close by.

Now, competition time, where do you think the Birmingham City fans have all decided to congregate?

 

 

They're not a smart bunch, so probably Swansea.

[Mark Albrighton]

Solid away point for Lee. 

Probably deserves another season to build on it.
 

[rjw63]

1 minute ago, Mark Albrighton said:

Solid away point for Lee. 

Probably deserves another season to build on it.
 

[Guest av1]

2 hours ago, rjw63 said:

As SHA are a never ending tale of misery I find it difficult to judge their mangers. Is Bowyer shit? He did ok at Charlton tbh. 
 

They are so shit that they wouldn’t be able to attract anyone half decent, so I’m kind of thinking that sacking Bowyer might be a bad thing for them. 
 

It’s difficult to know. 

[Stevo985]

On 22/04/2022 at 23:05, Genie said:

It really doesn’t look like the kind of club Mike Ashley (or any successful business person) would buy.

Mike Ashley’s helicopter landed in Sutton Coldfield today…

[Follyfoot]

4 minutes ago, Stevo985 said:

Mike Ashley’s helicopter landed in Sutton Coldfield today…

Not really that surprising because if he had landed at the sty the wind off the rotors would have  collapsed the stands and fire balled him

[NoelVilla]

Damn pilot missed the pad in Derby. Seriously hoped he would buy Derby instead. He probably would stabilise SHA in the Championhsip and nobody want that.