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for those who could not get to the parade here is a video of the team leaving from villa park going along the lichfield road to the... -
We got there early at 2.30 to get near front.....exhausting hours to wait and then the main bus didn't park in middle ....as well as it...
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Perhaps the council are all Bluenoses? NoddKD
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Quite an afternoon for Brum yesterday, a large joyful crowd, which was well and safely managed by the police too. :party:
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What an achievement for the club though. I happened to be in Brum City Centre today visiting the jewellery quarter and even at lunchtime...
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Overcrowding ? Remember those 60,000 atendances ?
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it's a pity the council are unable to allow today's victory parade to go to Victoria Square and to allow the team to appear on the...
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There is more on this area of the ground in the previous thread "Aston Villa History" (opened 2/4/12 & last post 1/4/26) from page 7...
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mark i wonder what was the building before villa used it for their offices...and yes congratulations to the villa..as far as i am...
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Get to the pub to celebrate - some good items on the menu!!!
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Astonb6 replied to the thread Birmingham Irish.I think the 2% left is my English accent:laughing:
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You’re definitely a pure bred! I’ve never heard of anyone that was 98 per cent anything! Apparently I’m a real mish mash from 8...
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BBig bob reacted to MWS's post in the thread 21 court 14 House Hospital Street, Hockley with
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Difficult to be certain but assuming that 15-17 are the ones at the end and the first long row is 1-10 then I'd guess no. 14 is the one... -
My parent's (RIP) were Irish they came over here in the 40's , seems funny to say but through my journey through life I always seemed to...
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Sorry I'm a bit late to this thread, but my dad was Irish, and in the 50/60s we lived in Ladywood. I remember holding his hand as we...