Snow is falling all around
Seven o'clock and the roads are blocked
So I walk downtown
There's no-one around
I Walk in a bar and Immediately.... – at Birmingham, England
May 1987. Villa relegated to the 2nd tier after a 2-1 loss at home to Sheff Wed. Remember giving Doug (RIP) some shit on pitch.
Thing is 87/88 was 1 of best ever years following the Villa and probs best ever turnouts for the Villa Youth that year? – at Birmingham, England
Who remembers the Acapulco (owned by Mick the Greek)? Home to the front line!
The Handsworth (Lozells) Riots Septmeber 1985 started due to an arrest Acapulco cafe & a raid at Villa Cross Pub. – at Birmingham, England
Great to see Dave in Cov last week in the home of 2tone, still vocally fantastic. But Dave, where's the Tenderness 😎
@DaveWakeling_br – at Birmingham, England
Old Skool Villa. Big Terry Smith. Crossways gaffer in the 80s and Villa boy through and through. Remember him whacking NF round town late 70s 😎
Sadly passed a few years ago. Who remembers Terry? – at Birmingham, England
45 years ago today. Champions on the clock. One of my fav photos, captures the emotions of that day with plenty of good kids from that era in shot 😎👍🏾 – at Birmingham, England
Everyone has right to support who they want, but football clubs should reflect the area they represent. Otherwise, what makes each club different? Scousers/Mancs always had their own identity, London clubs also. C-Crew/Zulus/WBA reflected 2tone scene of West Mids 70s/80s 😎 👊🏾 – at Birmingham, England
Salford flats, Aston, 1957. The view is looking east, over Aston Station, Lichfield Road area and Windsor Street gas works.
The area has changed so much. – at Birmingham, England
Old Skool Villa. Bryon 'Boris' Fuller & Lincoln Moses. Boris is no longer with us 🖤🤍
Lincoln is still doing wonderful work running the 2nd best team in Brum (Continental Starr) & helping so many youngsters in North Birmingham. – at Birmingham, England
Old Skool Villa. Plenty of great lads down the Villa over the years, but few, if any, more liked and respected than Paul Brittle.
It's not the size of the dog in the fight.
As loyal as they come. – at Birmingham, England























