Am I the only one who hopes Villa stay up?

Everything you say about anything is negative Dogging,it must be incredibly depressing to be around you.Exactly why I imagine no-one wants to be!

I would love them to get relegated and bounce back up.
They could never live that down for some time to come.
I agree with the OP though, the booing at one of the games if McJudas was still in charge would be unbelievable.

I'm afraid it looks like they'll make it this time around,after the weekend's dire results form the other strugglers.
I'd like to see them relegated just for their arrogance,take them down a peg or two!

Let's just say that we don't win the playoffs, would you all want them to stay up then or would you rather play them next season in the championship?

I don't really know,having the B'ham City derby in the Championship sounds quite depressing!
That's what Dingles and Baggies do,not us!

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Poor, poor U10973, you still here?
I see you are getting used to posting on the championship board then .
Good lad or lass...
Now runalong and don't forget to take your prozac.
Then you can go and sit in the corner and stroke the pattern on the best cushion whilst gently rocking backwards and forwards.
No-one's going to hurt you now, all those nasty men in the Premier League are going to leave you along for a long long time.
There there.

It's just laughable that the Dingles think they're a big club for some reason.They are rubbish and very bitter about their total lack of success in any league.
At least they're back where they belong now,next stop League Division 1!

To be fair, when the Dingles were a big club, football was a much more dangerous game them days.
Centre-halves smoking pipes waiting for corners to come in, Steak & Kidney pies served at half-time to the players and even sometimes when play was continuing!
Half-time refreshment consisting of a warm stout and Scotch egg washed down with a dram or two of whiskey on the more colder days.
The fans had it worse, trying to avoid being run over by trams on the way to the game or being bombed by the Kaiser's Zepplins.
Women knitting black and gold scarves and other attire in the stands so plenty of sharp needles being waved about.
Having to breath in the soot coming off the poor chimneysweeps who'd just snuck in after a hard day's graft in Bilston.
Those were the days eh?
Just seems like yesterday...

Making friends again BnB?