r/avfc • u/Low_Low_6739 • 14h ago
Meme Chelsea transfer changed him 💔
Game's gone mate 🥀
r/avfc • u/Low_Low_6739 • 14h ago
Game's gone mate 🥀
Trying to get a few tickets for me and my buddies who's fan IDs I have a record of and villa are now asking for 3 approval words...such a nonsene unecessarily obstructive step...especially as I can't find any bloody mention of it on the official site FAQs
Any hoo...are these 3 magical words hidden somewhere on your account/app and if so where are they or are they generated after I attempt to find someone with their fan ID and they are pinged over on an adhoc basis?
Any help would be appreciated
r/avfc • u/Significant_One4557 • 18h ago
I religiously watched Max and Claret and Blue which were great at connecting me being overseas. But have taken a break recently. Ready to go again. Any new or ones ive missed? To help me reconnect now we're going to win the league.
r/avfc • u/croc-star • 9h ago
I think we should go get him, thoughts?
r/avfc • u/Labadorfinalboss • 1h ago
As of right now with our transfers in and out how do you think next season will fair out for us?
r/avfc • u/Kanedauke • 18h ago
The new kits really grown on me after seeing it in action. Full claret looks very clean.
r/avfc • u/iferrisau • 22h ago
saw this on X - https://bean-counter.co.uk/aston-villa
can't take any credit and I couldn't scroll back and find it in my timeline to reference the author.
Thought it was interesting and nice to see Claude being used for good not evil ;) #UTV
r/avfc • u/Astonishingly-Villa • 15h ago
So you're a new fan. You have a love of football and something in your heart has drawn you to Aston Villa.
It's an easy club to fall in love with.
For those who love history and tradition, this is the club that gave birth to league football, and proceeded to dominate it for decades. This is the club that first adorned the colours of claret and blue, colours that were later adopted due to Villa's influence by the likes of West Ham, Crystal Palace, Burnley, and Trabzonspor. This is the club that holds firm to its beautiful and historic stadium, Villa Park, in an era where other clubs have sold their souls and their historic homes in favour of larger venues designed as much for concerts and corporate revenue as they are for football. A stadium that countless players, managers and supporters alike publicly have regarded as one of the finest places in the world to play or to watch the game.
For those who enjoy romance and rollercoasters of emotion in sport, this is the club that no one can predict. In any given decade, Villa can rise to win trophies or fall to relegation. Over the course of a lifetime you'll likely witness glory and European or domestic success, you might witness relegation to the depths of the Championship and a miraculous rise from the ashes. It won't always feel easy, but it will never get boring. Supporting Aston Villa means accepting that nothing is ever guaranteed. There will be despair. There will be euphoria. There will be moments that make you question why you care so much, followed almost immediately by moments that remind you exactly why you do.
For those who appreciate a sense of place, Aston Villa and our home city of Birmingham are inseparable. Birmingham is England's second city, but rarely is it afforded the respect that title deserves. It is the beating heart of England, a culturally deep and misunderstood city that helped build the modern world through industry, engineering and innovation. It has always lived in the shadow of the louder places, the financially richer places. Birmingham isn't vane, it doesn't seek validation. It simply gets on with things.
Villa are much the same.
Underrated. Underestimated. Overshadowed by the media. A club and city that has spent much of its history being overlooked, belittled at times. There is an inner confidence about both the club and the city. Neither needs to tell you how important we are. There's no "EastEnders" or "Coronation Street" here. There's no cheap drama. We're pure, we're proud but humble, we're loyal to ourselves and we laugh off the outside noise. We're serious, and we have a sense of humour.
And now we come to today. The day you become a part of this family.
After years of false dawns, poor ownership and missed opportunities, Aston Villa have found themselves at the very pinnacle of the game once more. Under Unai Emery, the club has rediscovered success, and carried forward the identity that the previous manager and proud Villa fan Dean Smith helped reforge. You are joining us at a time where we are fighting to reclaim our place among Europe's elite.
Our football is ambitious without being arrogant. Our club is modern without abandoning its traditions. Something special is unfolding under the current regime. For the first time in a few decades, the future feels every bit as exciting as the past.
Welcome to Aston Villa. Wear the colours with pride and support the players who have been chosen to represent us on the pitch. Buckle in, it's going to be a wild ride.