Villa Fans

manchester blue said:
Damocles said:
Capacity of Maine Road wasn't 47,000 though was it? It was around the 30 mark.


It was about 33k wasn't it. As I said originally I think it's irony as most fans recognise us as being loyal. But the fact remains there wasn't a waiting list nor did the sold out signs go up every game!

Not bad for Division 3 pal and the fact we had shitty stands like the Gene Kellys
 
Villaninpeace said:
cockneycarparkm32 said:
Top set of fans,had a bit of banter with a few on the way to and from the ground yesterday-Respect!

Respect also to all Blues, the ironic cheers and jumping up and down as if we had just scored in the East Lower stand , when we finally got a decision of the ref, LMAO.

Yeah that made me laugh as well, its all about a bit of banter or should be. Some on both sides will sadly go too far but every club has their 'problem' fans.

City fans have always had a sense of humour though which is why its always been a favourite away day.

its a case of we've had to have a sense of humour mate, as in if you dont laugh you'll fucking cry like a baby!!
 
I've been to Villa Park many a time when the place has been deserted. A good season and it's full to bursting. I certainly don't think their fans are anything special and they were giving it the big one after the match yesterday from inside the new police cordon.

Before the match in The Waldorf some Villa clown was eagerly describing Barry as a "mercenary c***" to anyone who was interested. Although you can't take anyone seriously with that accent, I asked him to name one player who doesn't play for the money. The silence deafened me. They seem to have a bee in their bonnet about Barry; the same as Everton have with Lescott. Barry was leaving whatever happened. The fact that he came to us is irrelevant. Players come and go. Villa fans need to get over Barry, but they can't. Then again, some people need to get over Richard Dunne's transfer. Good luck to him at Villa but let's have it right: he'd gone stale at our place and the change of scenery has obviously done him the world of good - if you could describe Birmingham as scenic that is!

As for the inevitable stick about our history during the first half; this is such a regular thing nowadays that it's lost all possible meaning.
 
BTH said:
if you could describe Birmingham as scenic that is!

There's a big sign by Walsall's ground that Birmingham is bidding for the next "European City of Culture", in my opinion it needs a lot of work doing, but I guess if Liverpool can do it....
 
Had a top day in town before and after the game and some of that must go down to the Villa fans always have a good time at Villa park as well
 
manchester blue said:
Damocles said:
Capacity of Maine Road wasn't 47,000 though was it? It was around the 30 mark.


It was about 33k wasn't it. As I said originally I think it's irony as most fans recognise us as being loyal. But the fact remains there wasn't a waiting list nor did the sold out signs go up every game!

Something like that. There might not have been a waiting list, but there were plenty of sold out games. You seem to forget that we had to give 10% of the attendance to the away fans (so 3k), leaving us with 29,700. 200 on stewarding, so 29,500. An average of 28,273 is pretty bloody good considering that I can't remember many away fans selling out.

I do remember that our away fans sold out nearly every away match, and we broke everybody's attendance records on the way around.

Besides, your argument just doesn't hold any sort of water when looking at football across the board.
 
my cousin is a villa fan!!

Villa Park is always a decent day out,, there fans are far from shit!!

Thought they were pretty good yesterday ....
 
Villa fans are sound....worked in thw Midlands for 5 years and found Brummies really nice people (better than the wankers down South) best are the Black Country folk though from West Bromwich Wolverhamton area...really ace folk and would buy you a drink after meeting you for the first time in a pub....I like people from the Midlands.
 
Years ago we beat em 5-1 and David White scored 4, few months later I was on Holiday in Tunisia and saw a villa fan on the beach so I started singing a Whitey song which got his attention. We had a brief chat and a laugh for bout half an hr.

The following season I was at Villa park and we lost, after the game I went to a kiosk outside for a burger.....and who serves me..?! yep the same guy! it was a bit weird..
 
BTH said:
I've been to Villa Park many a time when the place has been deserted. A good season and it's full to bursting. I certainly don't think their fans are anything special and they were giving it the big one after the match yesterday from inside the new police cordon.

Before the match in The Waldorf some Villa clown was eagerly describing Barry as a "mercenary c***" to anyone who was interested. Although you can't take anyone seriously with that accent, I asked him to name one player who doesn't play for the money. The silence deafened me. They seem to have a bee in their bonnet about Barry; the same as Everton have with Lescott. Barry was leaving whatever happened. The fact that he came to us is irrelevant. Players come and go. Villa fans need to get over Barry, but they can't. Then again, some people need to get over Richard Dunne's transfer. Good luck to him at Villa but let's have it right: he'd gone stale at our place and the change of scenery has obviously done him the world of good - if you could describe Birmingham as scenic that is!

As for the inevitable stick about our history during the first half; this is such a regular thing nowadays that it's lost all possible meaning.


Dunne had gone stale at our place you say...........f****** clown you are.
 
Villa are okay. Good club, decent fans, whingers some of them but so are some our our lot.
 
Nothing against them but I don't think they were particularly good supporting their team on the day. Could barely hear anything from them where I was apart from a bit of shouting 'handball' which quetened down when we were awarded a penalty (karma).

Plenty of noise from City next to them though & all round the ground tbf.
 
mancityvstoke said:
manchester blue said:
It was about 33k wasn't it. As I said originally I think it's irony as most fans recognise us as being loyal. But the fact remains there wasn't a waiting list nor did the sold out signs go up every game!

Not bad for Division 3 pal and the fact we had shitty stands like the Gene Kellys


You've missed the main point there mate, not many clubs have one of the worlds most successful and famous clubs just a few miles up the road eating into our potential fan base.

For me this is what has made us the way we now are, 15-20 years of under achieving, heartache and ridicule yet we could still bring in 33k for a 3rd division match when in essences we could have just gone 3 miles up the road and watched a team that seemed to sleep with lady success every frigging week. 33k would turn up knowing in their heads we weren't going to win anything worthwhile, but our hearts wouldn't let that small fact get in the way.

33k is incredible and that's why you get other fans trying to dismiss that fact, but which ever way they twist it "that is some support".

Just spurs now and all our single-mindedness would have payed off.
 
guest5234 said:
BTH said:
I've been to Villa Park many a time when the place has been deserted. A good season and it's full to bursting. I certainly don't think their fans are anything special and they were giving it the big one after the match yesterday from inside the new police cordon.

Before the match in The Waldorf some Villa clown was eagerly describing Barry as a "mercenary c***" to anyone who was interested. Although you can't take anyone seriously with that accent, I asked him to name one player who doesn't play for the money. The silence deafened me. They seem to have a bee in their bonnet about Barry; the same as Everton have with Lescott. Barry was leaving whatever happened. The fact that he came to us is irrelevant. Players come and go. Villa fans need to get over Barry, but they can't. Then again, some people need to get over Richard Dunne's transfer. Good luck to him at Villa but let's have it right: he'd gone stale at our place and the change of scenery has obviously done him the world of good - if you could describe Birmingham as scenic that is!

As for the inevitable stick about our history during the first half; this is such a regular thing nowadays that it's lost all possible meaning.


Dunne had gone stale at our place you say...........f****** clown you are.

Ah, so the new age of enlightenment has finally arrived! Many thanks for your considered opinion, it's truly appreciated.
 
Flixton is blue said:
Thought Villa were a "big club",how come they can't sell out at City then?
Shit club-shit fans
Don't aggree mate, thought they were ok, came in fancy dress and made a bit of a day of it. Few 'knobs' outside after the game but again our lads were involved in that again.
Before we start knocking away support and yes there has been some sh@t ones at COM's but no way are Villa a sh@t club and support.
Sunderland away for us was poor, it was like being in a church, couldn't sell out Middlesbrough and sent back 350 tickets to Sunderland.
Lets not worry about what the away support is like and come Weds and if we go 0-1 down lets get behind the lads and drown out the Spurs fans, not sit there like a church on Sunday.
 
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you little crackhead why you got comments diabled on video, why you sayin we hide behind police lines?? some of us got hit with batons trying to get to you, we had a lot more police stopping us gettin to you all you had was a few feds and a small silver gate, if you really wanted to get to us it wouldnt be that hard you little manc trampy prick!!!!

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