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I know, nothing more tedious than people telling you their dreams. I am a bit traumatised by my dream last night though, we lost 0-10 at home to Everton on the last day of the season.

Apparently we were guaranteed 5th so it was effectively a dead rubber, and I didn't recognise any of the names on the team sheet, though instinctively I still was blaming Robin Olsen in the dream somehow.

Anyway, what's the weirdest Villa related dream you've had?

Hi all, I have been trying (and failing) to get Yoot Tower to run for a while now. I am running Linux Mint, but would also like to get it running on Steam Deck if possible. I can't find any guides that how how to get it running, even for Windows. I've tried running the mac version through an emulator (installs but crashes when running), and windows version. The closest I've got is probably with the Windows version, it pops up with the "please insert your Yoot Tower cd" message, which of course I can't do. How do I get around this/which is the way to get this running? I'd happily pay for a GOG version, alas I don't get the feeling any such thing is forthcoming.

North Korea is actually miniature and that's why nobody is allowed to go there. They mysteriously shrank after WW2 and the UN has been freaking out about it ever since. All the people are the size of ants. Nobody knows how it happened or what to do about it.

Hello fellow Villa fans, have been meaning to engage with the Reddit for a while now, so here I go. I had a very specific and probably niche question:

What was the deal with Villa signing Beinlich and Breitkreutz back in the early 90s? Who's idea was that? I had always thought they were Venglos signings, that he'd had a tip off, agreed to sign them and then got the push.

But from what I've read he had nothing to do with it. I can't see Big Ron specifically going for them, indeed he rarely played either. Was it Ellis doing Ellis things and getting two players on the cheap after the Berlin wall fell?

Of all our former enigmas I think they are my faves. Beinlich went on to have a very decent career of course, and all power to him.

Big Curve wants us to think less of flat things, so comes up with a conspiracy backed by a bunch of loony bins (actually played by actors).

It was a tactical death

Since Rupert Lowe has his own spin-off grift of a grift now, I was wondering what other former owners/chairmen could have their own political party.

Sam Hammam's The Crazy Gang party - immigrants are welcome but they have their suit burned upon arrival, and other similar japes

Doug Ellis would probably instantly reset everything to the Victorian age, everything else is just too modern for him