Stoodi Bakers, Boyden, and the Argus - Things only a West Midlands Football fan will understand
It's time for Aston Villa, West Brom, Birmingham City and Wolves fans to take a trip down memory lane
We all remember the 90s. Depending on your age, some will remember it better than others. It was definitely a memorable time for football in the West Midlands.
Here we take a big step back in time and look at things that all local football fans will remember fondly.
Spotting Villa stars in Liberty's on a Saturday night - and giving them friendly grief if they had lost that afternoon.
Liberty's on the Hagley Road
1 of 11You would also find them in Stoodi Bakers - the stuff of legend
Stoodi Bakers in Broad Street, Birmingham
(Image: News Team International)2 of 11Listening to Tony Butler's football phone-in and hearing callers with names like Barry from Balsall Heath trying to win a Butler's Blower whistle in competitions such as 'Tell me the sandwich filling I'm thinking of..." "Is it lemon curd, Tone?"
Tony Butler arrives at Pebble Mill on his bike for a new show.
3 of 11Sticking with local radio, shaking our heads and smiling as an over-enthusiastic Baggies loving Malcolm Boyden put on an exaggerated accent, flirted with old dears and 'boing boing-ed' his way through his show on WM.
![And let's not forget local radio DJ Malcolm Boyden]()
And let's not forget local radio DJ Malcolm Boyden
4 of 11Advertising yoghurts, showers, borough councils and tyres across the chests of Villa replica shirts and those of local rivals.
![Villa, Blues, Albion and Wolves shirts from the 1990s]()
Aston Villa, Blues, Albion and Wolves shirts from the 1990s
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