Call it “soft as fuck” if you want but one thing the World Cup always seems to do, almost as soon as it begins, is remind you that you’ll likely enjoy your life a LOT more if you welcome people in and try to have a laugh rather than being consistently aggy.
You voted against scrapping zero hour contracts.
You voted against banning fire and rehire.
You voted against day one sick pay for workers.
You said the minimum wage was too high for young people.
Reform politicians openly say they don't like trade unions.
You will always put the interests of your offshore crypto billionaire donors ahead of workers.
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@dan_villafan I think most probably because recently we have been awful and Forest are on fire…. Let’s hope that inexplicably switches on Thursday. Up the Villa.
@StanCollymore I didn’t think there was much in the game. I thought the Anderson challenge was probably a red. Very weird decision from Digne to throw his hands up but definitely a pen. In general thought the ref did well to let the game flow. I think Villa will win at Villa Park.
@MagpieMediaX Loving the Newcastle / Villa camaraderie. Two great clubs battling against a cartel. I feel the same about Everton too. Proper clubs. Up the Villa.
@AVFCMarkM@SkyNews Tory failures defecating to Reform. What a world we live in. The one bright hope is these people were such spectacular failures before they will hopefully hurry up and fail even more magnificently before they get anywhere near power.
There are only 4 clubs in the history of English game that at the conclusion of any season can claim to have been "England's most successful club by major trophies won".
Aston Villa 80 years( consecutive)
Liverpool 46 years( split over 2 periods including now)
Blackburn Rovers 5 years( consecutive)
Manchester United 2 years(consecutive)