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Published 08:38 1 Sept 2015 BST

No, not that one,
Aston Villa haven't won a competitive trophy in 19 years. The probably won't win one this season either. But it doesn't matter. Aston Villa - and football - is more important than that. It means so much more to people than just a day out.
Richard Griffiths captured what football is all about in one equally heartbreaking and uplifting photo from Villa Park at the weekend.
His son Tom is just seven years old and he's battling with Leukaemia. But when he gets to watch the football - when he gets to watch his beloved Villa - all of that goes away for just a little while.
And, for all-too-brief a time, he is just a football fan. Nothing else.
This picture is truly beautiful. And it really is what football should always be about.
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