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Aston Villa’s recent history represented by @dril tweets

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We are nearing the end of a long season - and that’s been the thing about Aston Villa, right? Just getting to the end of another long, eventful season. Nothing’s ever quiet at Aston Villa, we all know that. We all have our opinions on what has gone on at the Villa over the past ten or fifteen years, and now we’ve ‘found’ a way to sum it all up.

However, it would be false and unfair to claim this idea as our own. Superior blog, Cartilage Free Captain ran with this type of thing in the past (and even mentioned Villa!), So take a look at their version, the original, and share the love. And hey, if they didn’t want us to run with the idea then maybe they could ask Tottenham to stay away from our players?

What’s the idea?

Well - I’ll let them explain.

Have you heard the expression “There’s a @dril tweet for everything”? It’s true. @dril is the undisputed king of “weird Twitter,” an anonymous internet celebrity who posts brilliant nuggets of foul-mouthed, intentionally (?) misspelled, bizarre content. The tweets are perfect non-sequiturs that, his followers believe, you can apply to virtually any situation. - Cartilage Free Captain

So, here’s the thing - we dragged through the timeline of @dril and evaluated tweets alongside Villa’s recent history. Here’s what we came up with. @dril as Villa’s recent history, the little and the small.

I hope you enjoy, if anything else.


The 2018 Play-Off Final

Keith Wyness on Twitter

Joleon Lescott post-Aston Villa

John McGinn’s Villa career

Ron Vlaar’s Villa Career

The tactics of Steve Bruce

Barry Bannan’s ban

Micah Richards argues with Villa fans at Wycombe

Villa vs HMRC in 2018

Aston Villa’s Summer 2015 Transfer Window

Steve Bruce when talking about his Villa transfer budget

Dr Tony Xia on Twitter

And again:

Jack Grealish and Tyrone Mings at Villa

Dr Tony Xia facing a tax bill

Adama Traore’s contribution to Aston Villa

Aston Villa Ladies

James Nursey reacting to criticism of his Villa writing

Tom Fox’s time as CEO

Aston Villa’s 2015/2016 Premier League season

Gabby Agbonlahor after 2012

Villa trying to sell Ross McCormack and Micah Richards

Well, you needed something weird with all of this serious and good Play-Off content? Right?