Showing posts with label Aston Villa. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Aston Villa. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 9, 2010

Dynamo, Timbers, Aston Villa FC

The Q's are gearing up for a couple of pre-season games coming up next week - Wed 3/17 vs Houston Dynamo (at Kezar) and Sat 3/20 vs Portland Timbers (at Buck Shaw). What can we expect from this coming season? I haven't a clue. We will have a completely different team than the one that we started with at the beginning of last season. Playoff hopes? I think we should keep those to ourselves for now.

I am looking forward to getting back into the swing of things at Buck Shaw and banging our drums loud. Sec 108 - let's rock!

I have been keeping busy with my EPL club - Aston Villa FC. I am actually the chairperson for the Aston Villa supporters club here in California called "AVFC California". Villa is still in the hunt to break the Top 4 and qualifying for the Champions League next season, made it to the League Cup final (aka Carling Cup) - but fell to Man Utd, and are making a run for the FA Cup still (semifinal match v. Chelsea in early April).


Click the image to visit AVFC California!


Wednesday, August 5, 2009

2009 Peace Cup Champions



Aston Villa beat Juventus in the 2009 Peace Cup Finals this past weekend on penalty kicks. The Peace Cup is a pre-season friendly tournament (http://www.peacecup.com/). GK Brad Guzan saved the day in the finals.





MLS Playoff Picture (as of Aug 5, 2009)


Tuesday, August 4, 2009

Claret and Blue - Who Do You Support?

As you know, I am now a supporter of Aston Villa of the EPL. What's the story behind the popularity of team colors "claret and blue"? There are 3 teams currently in the EPL that have home uniforms that are near identical. Confusing is an understatement. I am going to have to do a little digging to see if there some sort of story behind these colors.
West Ham United Aston Villa FC Burnley FC

Sunday, July 12, 2009

The Pain Continues...


The Q's finally came home for a match last night to take on Toronto FC. There was still talk about the chance to still sneak into the playoffs if we can string some wins together. We'll, after last night, sneaking into post season play may not be coming into the near future. The Quakes really stunk it up last night. They did have their few moments + a nice goal coming from the combination of Ryan Johnson and Hucks, but the defense just didn't... defend. Too many opportunities for Toronto and DeRo. It was really disheartening...it still feels like we have stepped backwards in time to our form at the beginning of our inaugural season last year. The only sure thing that I know is - I'm a Quakes supporter forever.

Non-Commercial Football Shirt Sponsorships





The shirt sponsorship that Barca has with Unicef is quite amazing in this day of bottom line profit. I was scanning the EPL website last week and saw that Aston Villa's shirt sponsor is Acorns - the children's hospice network in the UK. This brings me great pleasure as I am a volunteer at the George Mark Children's House in San Leandro, CA (http://www.georgemark.org/) The past couple of years, I had adopted Chelsea as my adopted EPL team, but after considering this contribution and the support Aston Villa is giving to Acorns, I am considering a switch in my EPL alliance. More later.