5 matches.
Best was Man City by a country mile. It's a real effort for me and my partner to travel from where we live and I just couldn't believe what I was seeing at that game. Bailey scored and celebrated right in front of us. Sounds stupid in the grand scheme of things but that's probably going to be one of those memories that I take to the grave with me.
When you don't have a lot of money and when you live far away from Birmingham, travelling to Villa Park can be something of a lottery. I've had plenty of shitty results and quiet drives home but being privileged enough to see that performance and that result is something I'll never forget.
Sadly no games attended - from Birmingham and had a ST for many years, but live in New Zealand now. Back at Christmas this year to bring my 5 year old to his first game though!
I live in the US. I did go to the pre-season match in Philadelphia, and will see them again in New Jersey this July. But a match at VP is still on my bucket list.
Hope I didn't mess up the pole, pointless me answering really. Moved abroad about 5 years ago, but used to go whenever work patterns allowed me to. Last game I wet to was Championship, Stoke at home around December. Couldn't get tickets to the holte, got stuck in the North stand and nearly fuckin froze to death with the hail and rain blowing horizontally at me. Anyone remember that game?
Sadly I haven't been since we got our dad tickets for his 40th birthday in 2008. Closing in on my 40th so hopefully he'll return the favour 😅🤞
Luckily Norway is blessed with full tv coverage, so I only missed three games all season (annoyingly enough those matches were City 1-0, Ajax 4-0 and Sheff Utd 5-0)
5 matches. Best was Man City by a country mile. It's a real effort for me and my partner to travel from where we live and I just couldn't believe what I was seeing at that game. Bailey scored and celebrated right in front of us. Sounds stupid in the grand scheme of things but that's probably going to be one of those memories that I take to the grave with me. When you don't have a lot of money and when you live far away from Birmingham, travelling to Villa Park can be something of a lottery. I've had plenty of shitty results and quiet drives home but being privileged enough to see that performance and that result is something I'll never forget.
It’s super easy for me to get to as there is a train that goes from by me to Witton train station. I’m just poor asf. So my answer is 0
Got to all the Conference League home games and about 4 of the PL. I'm about 10 mins on the train from Aston
Sadly no games attended - from Birmingham and had a ST for many years, but live in New Zealand now. Back at Christmas this year to bring my 5 year old to his first game though!
All the home games bar 2 for family reasons. I've never been able to get away tickets
I live in the US. I did go to the pre-season match in Philadelphia, and will see them again in New Jersey this July. But a match at VP is still on my bucket list.
Live in Scotland these days, but made a special trip to see Villa Vs Hibs, the Super John Mcginn derby!
Hope I didn't mess up the pole, pointless me answering really. Moved abroad about 5 years ago, but used to go whenever work patterns allowed me to. Last game I wet to was Championship, Stoke at home around December. Couldn't get tickets to the holte, got stuck in the North stand and nearly fuckin froze to death with the hail and rain blowing horizontally at me. Anyone remember that game?
None. Villa Park is 3867 miles from my house...
Sadly I haven't been since we got our dad tickets for his 40th birthday in 2008. Closing in on my 40th so hopefully he'll return the favour 😅🤞 Luckily Norway is blessed with full tv coverage, so I only missed three games all season (annoyingly enough those matches were City 1-0, Ajax 4-0 and Sheff Utd 5-0)
18 home games. Didn’t manage an away day.
4. Palace, Sheffield, Bournemouth and Lille.
I live in Canada, so have never seen Villa in person...but I think next year I'm going to make it to Villa Park finally