I propose that everyone who is going to Villa Park tomorrow join me in dedicating the day to our captain, Stiliyan Petrov.

Lets put everything else for one side, this include protests, Alex McLeish and everything else.

Regardless of what you think of Stiliyan Petrov he has always give 100% for the Claret and Blue course.

So the very least we can do is show him that we at Aston Villa are one big family and show our support for him.

So my suggestion is to take your Petrov and Bulgarian shirts, scarves and banners to Villa Park with you tomorrow and show the our captain that we are all behind him with his fight against this dreadful illness.

We are Aston Villa, and Stan is one our own. Aston Villa till I die!

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A group of Aston Villa fans will be walking to the final away game of the Premier League season to raise money and awareness following the tragic death of Harry Moseley.

Harry Moseley sadly lost his battle with an inoperable brain tumour along the way he raised over £500,000 for Cancer Research and set up his own charity HHHO creating his own bracelets.

The group will depart from Villa Park at 8am on Tuesday 8th May 2012 and will be travelling through towns of Leicester,Peterborough,Kings Lynn and will finally arrive in Norwich on Saturday 12th May 2012 the day before the game takes place between Aston Villa and Norwich.

The 150 mile journey over the 5 days averages a daily total over 30miles per day it is estimated that each walker will burn 17000 calories.

The groups target total is £5,000 and are currently just over £1,200 donations are much appreciated at www.justgiving.com/Walk150-4H

Donations can also be in putted via a special text service by doing the following:

HHHO 82 + £?? to 70070

People can follow the group throughout the journey on twitter @150mileWalk4H

If Aston Villa fans or Norwich City fans are interested in bracelets in team specific colours by contacting @hanks_john on twitter.

We are proud to announce that Aston Villa legend Ian Taylor will be release his own range of audio products with the help of Blue Chip World called “iT7”

When Martin O’Neill signed Carlos Cuéllar from Rangers back in 2008 for an estimated fee of £7.8million many people didn’t know to much about the centre half.

The Madrid born defender, was a firm fans favourite at the Glasgow giants after solid performances both on the domestic and European stage. And it wasn’t long before his never die attitude won over the Aston Villa faithful.

But it hasn’t always been easy for the versatile defender despite him playing his forth season at Villa Park. He has only managed 88 appearances due to a variety of reasons.

Injuries haven’t been kind to him, and whenever he found himself in the starting line up, he would pick up untimely problems. He has had to contend with winning over 3 managers in the last 3 seasons but not once has he complained.

For me he is a model professional and one all young aspiring defenders should look up to. He just gets his head down, and makes it impossible for the managers to ignore him.

It is no coincidence that since Carlos has regained his natural position in the heart of the Villa defence that we have conceded just the one solitary goal – which could now question the future for both James Collins and Richard Dunne.

I have always felt that the former Osasuna defender complimented a bigger partner in the centre of the park so I am delighted to see it finally paying off.

Not only is he a fantastic defender, he is also a gentleman of the field. The Spaniard always finds time to stop and communicate with supporters at both Bodymoor Heath and Villa Park as well as spending a fair bit of time on social networking site Twitter.

There is nothing more football supporters like than a down to earth hero. Someone who doesn’t believe he is above the fans and will give his all every time he is on the field.

And that is exactly what Carlos Cuéllar is, so lets just hope that the six foot three curly haired defender signs on for a longer period at the club.

As many of you may know. I sent an email to Paul Faulkner at Aston Villa giving my thoughts & views on not only Alex McLeish, but also the clubs direction.