‘Monarchists’ in Villa Park

Due to the crowded streets of Bimingham, around Villa Park, some patriotic and monarchical flags can be seen on Wednesday night, along with the ‘Saint Georges’ Cross’, while groups of fans sing ‘God to save the Queen’. This is not an accident. The fans of Prince William He made the Aston Villa the club closest to royalty and monarchical sympathy to the efficiency of English football. And it’s not on Wednesday any night. The quote from the Champions League faces Catholic and Republicans of the Celtic de Glasgow. They had a single British club whose followers were always clear that they would not be accepted as their king of the English monarch.

It is an afternoon of fever environment in the second ‘capital’ of English, which enables severe police control to prevent conflicts between two unique hobbies. Having a Wales prince’s party is an added motive to strongly pass the passion of the captive groups of Celtic followers, especially the ‘green brigade’, which has been lying in different chapters of Antimonarch in their departure from Europe. Thus, the match between the Scottish champion and the villa became a close competition between the Republican and the relevant followers of the English crown. A large portion of local fans have been heard singing the national anthem in response to the overwhelming and explosion of Celtic fans, who also answered songs about the prince’s brother, the Duke of Sussex.

Throughout the game, the ‘Green Brigade’ itinerant of the Celtic Profiring Songs of the Society to the Prince of Wales, celebrating Villa’s goals with great desire. ‘Lizzie’s in a Box “(‘ Lizzie is in a box ‘) and’ if you hate the royal family, clap your hands ‘(‘ if you hate the royal family, applaud”) are some of the screams of those Celtic fan, throughout a game with feelings and many moments of tightening, such as launching a green smoke, when the SCots marked and made the classification options for the rotation of 16 of ‘Villans’ of UNAI Emery.

The true connection

That the Wales prince attended the party against the Celtic and was seen switching to the ‘insomnia’ rhythm of the unbelievable, the heating of ‘Villans’, it was no surprise. Before he was seen celebrating in the stands, with his team of friends, such as the day of victory over the Bayern Munich (1-0), when Birmingham’s ‘Lions’ restored the recalled 1982 European Cup of the 1982, winning German. He recently traveled to Monaco, where the Aston Villa disappeared 1-0. In those games he was accompanied by childhood friends, and especially his daughter’s godfather Charlotte, Thomas Van Straubenzeewhich is an avid ‘villan’ also a follower. In fact, this is the prince’s friendship with Van Straubenzee in high school that will help explain the mystery when and why a person who has no bright connection to the Birmingham Club, or in the Midlands, ended up becoming more famous for its followers .

During a look on the podcast that Peter Crouch Five years ago, William said he was the first to be a passionate football follower in a royal family whose sports interests were almost exclusively around horses. When asked why he was a Villa fan, the prince talked about going to his first FA Cup game “with a lot of friends” when he was 12 years old. “I sat there with all the villas of the villa and I loved it,” he said. “I was also born in 82 and my friends were desperate to try to support the villa, and worked. They told me about club history and how important it was and things like that, and about to overcome the European Cup.

In the last times, Prince William was also seen in Villa training facilities, in Bodymoor Heath. Emery acknowledged her sympathy: “Two years ago, when we were out of Europe, she went to the field of training, saw the session and adventure with us. She was very humbled by us. We greatly appreciate her visits . ” In the podcast of the crouch, William talked about the effect he had to be a father in his love for football. “Because I was a father, without a doubt, football became more important to me than ever before. It’s really weird,” he said. “I had to go out and go. Shout out a bit.

Morgan Rogers’ triplet

As for Prince Guillermo, it is a day of emotion and all the conversations before the match revolves around the future of Ollie Watkins and Jhon DuránWith offers to be transferred, though it is finally Morgan Rogers, a sign of 8 million pounds from Middlesbrough, with all the popularity. It is key, along with its three goals, to place the villa in the 16th champions league. Contrast to Watkins’ bad nights. Although he scored a goal, a penalty failed and was not changed in many auctions. The striker is inclined to accept Arsenal’s offer, a club where he has always been a follower from his childhood, but the villa is not for the task to release him. It was a bit opposite to John Durán. Colombian asked to go to Saudi Arabia and the other and Emery compromised: “All players may be in the market if good for the player and club. To get this agreement we will ask. Watkins is now that we are Striker. “

Although casualties and injuries reduced, Aston Villa celebrated its great success. He had to wait for the confirmation of the atalan draw to explode from jubilation after the final whistle. With great happiness, Vex and ’embarrassed’ Prince of Wales celebrate it as long as one.