Walsol fans are dissatisfied with Villa playing friendly matches at their home court: Villa treats this as a training ground

June 18 According to the Sun, Aston Villa will face Roma at home in the League One team Walsol for a pre-season friendly match, and Walsol fans expressed dissatisfaction with the arrangement.

Emery's team is currently on vacation, but they are eager to get into the form quickly when they restart in August, even though they missed their qualification to enter the Champions League.

Villa has arranged a series of friendly matches, first against city rival Walsall at the Bayscott Stadium. They will then go to Germany to play Rostock and then head to the United States to play Frankfurt, St. Louis City and Nashville.

On August 6, Villa will return to England to play against Rome at home, but the game is not their home court, Villa Park, but at the Bayscott Stadium in Walsall, which can accommodate only 11,300 spectators.

Although there is no explanation for why this venue was chosen, it is likely to be for the final preparations for Villa Park Stadium before the start of the new Premier League season on August 16. Villa Park will host four concerts throughout the summer, which requires a lot of construction and demolition work.

The old rock band Guns and Roses will debut on June 23, and pop singer Chris Brown will also perform on stage in three days. On July 5, the metal legend Black Sabbath will hold their last show, while Kendrick Lamar and SZA will bring their last concert on July 10.

fans were confused by the arrangement, some said, "Let them use their own court." Another said, "Absolute criminal." Some said, "It's so bad." Another added, "Villa regarded this place as a training ground."