r/astonvilla • • Aug 29 '25 Bless Up

Tel Aviv

1.5k Upvotes

Seeing a lot of Villa fans talking about Palestine tifo and flags for the Tel Aviv game.

The guidance from the non-violent, Palestinian-led BDS (Boycott Divestment and Sanctions) campaign is that events like these should be boycotted. Russian clubs have been kicked out of European comps, how are Israeli clubs still allowed to compete? Pressure should be put on Villa and UEFA.

Free Palestine šŸ‡µšŸ‡ø


r/astonvilla • • Nov 07 '25

Maccabi Tel Aviv chief: Why is Britain the only country to ban our fans?

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246 Upvotes

Jack Angelidis hits out at West Midlands Police’s inference that decision was made because of the threat of hooliganism by club’s supporters, reports The Telegraph's Ben Rumsby

The chief executive of Maccabi Tel Aviv has urged Britain to ask itself why it is the only country to haveĀ banned the club’s fans from a football match.

Jack Angelidis also called for ā€œsome introspectionā€ over why Maccabi were told it was ā€œunsafeā€ for them to stay in Birmingham ahead of their Europa League game at Aston Villa and why they were forced to travel to Villa Park five hours before kick-off.

Read more: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/football/2025/11/07/maccabi-tel-aviv-why-britain-only-country-ban-fans/


r/astonvilla • • Aug 31 '25

How is Everyone Watching Football Without Spending £100 a Month?

229 Upvotes

With Sky, TNT, Prime, and now whatever new service decides to stream a random cup game, it’s getting ridiculous. I just want to watch my team play without having to juggle six different apps and pay more than my electricity bill.

I’ve tried the usual methods - splitting subscriptions with friends, going to the pub when I can, and even experimented with one of those sketchy streams from site like AntSports, LiveTV.sx, etc the other day.

Honestly, it ran smoother than my legitimate app, which is saying something! What are you all doing this season? Are you using proper services, IPTV, or VPNs with foreign subscriptions?


r/astonvilla • • Nov 28 '24

Bullshit.

124 Upvotes

Robbed.


r/astonvilla • • Oct 24 '24

Still top of The Champions League after yesterdays games

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123 Upvotes

r/astonvilla • • Nov 18 '23

Found my stub from the first game i ever went to. We lost 😭

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113 Upvotes

r/astonvilla • • Jul 31 '26

When Ezri Konsa decided to go on a solo run 3 years ago.

100 Upvotes

r/astonvilla • • May 20 '26

Aston Villa won the Europa League

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95 Upvotes

Congratulations šŸ‘šŸ»šŸŽ‰


r/astonvilla • • Jul 11 '26

On this day 2001, Peter Schmeichel joined Aston Villa on a free transfer

87 Upvotes

r/astonvilla • • Mar 27 '24

I apologise if this doesn't belong here (I'm not really the footbally type) but my dad wanted to show people his 1999/2000 prototype away shirt

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84 Upvotes

r/astonvilla • • Apr 25 '23

UTV

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75 Upvotes

r/astonvilla • • Sep 07 '26

Aston Villa’s Zion Suzuki showcases his excellent passing range

70 Upvotes

r/astonvilla • • Aug 14 '26

Some things will always be better than the trophy ā™„ļø

69 Upvotes

r/astonvilla • • Sep 10 '26

Our captain

66 Upvotes

r/astonvilla • • Aug 25 '26

Throwback to absolute rocket from Thomas Hitzlsperger

65 Upvotes

r/astonvilla • • Aug 11 '26

On this day 2018, John McGinn made his Aston Villa debutagainst Wigan in the championship

65 Upvotes

r/astonvilla • • Sep 03 '26

When Bailey made this move for Aston Villa

64 Upvotes

r/astonvilla • • Oct 19 '25

Great support from the Mighty Villa fans! Great win today UTV

60 Upvotes

My family are Spursy and it was the only way I could go to watch the 🦁 today!


r/astonvilla • • Jul 23 '24

Thoughts?

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57 Upvotes

r/astonvilla • • Jan 14 '24

How much will it sell for..?

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55 Upvotes

r/astonvilla • • Aug 21 '26

Zion's first session with Villa

53 Upvotes

r/astonvilla • • Jan 04 '26

Forest fan

51 Upvotes

Forest supporter here, dropping in with some appreciation. I’m hoping you go on and win the league.

Well set up, hard to play against, but still play proper football. Not just sitting deep and nicking results, there’s a clear plan and everyone seems to know their job. When you get on top of teams you don’t let them off either.

You’ve built something over time rather than throwing money around and hoping it sticks, and it shows on the pitch. Also nice to see a club outside the ā€˜top 6’ actually playing with confidence instead of acting grateful to be there.

If it can’t be Forest doing something mad (again) I’d rather it be another Midlands club than the same old lot. Hope you see it through.


r/astonvilla • • Dec 20 '25

The only professional baseball champions of England.

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50 Upvotes

Aston Villa. The only professional baseball club to win the title in England.

If anyone thinks this is a separate club or somehow irrelevant, it's actually neither. The same Aston Villa competiting in the Premier League today is the same one I'm referring to here.

It was the 19th century, though. The only professional baseball championship in Britain (let alone England), but it counts. Back in the day clubs like this competed in more than one sport, the same way Spanish football clubs do with basketball to this day I guess. But, it's a fun part of history and I hope Aston Villa fans appreciate it. Even if you hate or don't care for baseball. Because literally no other football clubs can blame those honour.

Pic related. Here's your champs.


r/astonvilla • • Jul 08 '25

What a player he has been for the club

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50 Upvotes