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Prince William lives the meetings of Aston Villa with passion. The heir to the throne told how it was conquered by the atmosphere of Villa Park and the fervor of the supporters at Sun. First quite indifferent to the villans, the 42 -year -old explains that he was embarked on the adventure after being taken by friends to see a match: ” It was against Bolton, I wore my villa hat and I felt at home He said. The son of Charles III seems completely stung by the current 8th first league, since he explains scrutinizing the supporters forums under a pseudonym and does not hesitate to move his children in the house during the meetings to bring his team luck.
William is also a great admirer of Unai Emery: ” Unai lives, eats and breathes football, and it feels on the team. ». If the prince seems happy with the current dynamics of his team, he expressed a certain frustration against the rule prohibiting the broadcast of match on Saturday between 2:45 pm and 5.15 pm in England: “ It's really irritating. “As for the transmission of his love for the club to his children, Prince William does not worry:” They have villa jerseys, but also other teams. It is a family club, and I am proud to be part of it. »»
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