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Flames #48622 04/05/10 08:25 PM
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i dont mind children at games. but the parents who CHOOSE to bring their kids shouldnt be telling the rest of us how to behave.

carry on like this and football fans wont be able to sing anything at all. no wonder there's no atmosphere anymore!

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Do you have children kopite?


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murph75 #48624 04/05/10 08:28 PM
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yes and i dont take them to games they're too young. plus i like to go on the piiss with my mates pre match and the kids would hamper my style!

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Don't you enjoy spending time with them then?


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murph75 #48629 04/05/10 08:40 PM
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what's the point taking 2 kids under 7 to a football match?

i've never understood why people have to take their kids to games when they're far too young to understand or appreciate whats going on.

i've seen fellas with their kids and they've done nothing but piiss about all game,going to the snack bar,nipping to the toilet,opening sweets,making sure their kids aren't cold,telling them to watch the game when they arent paying attention.....

i didnt go to football until i was 10 and by then i went with my mates. my dad wasnt into football so when i first decided to go it was my choice because i was interested in it.

back then it used to kick off all over the place but i never told me mam and dad about any trouble cos they'd have stopped me going.


time should be spent with kids doing thinngs the kids want to do. i get the feeling many parents drag their kids along to football just so they keep on their own tradition of following the team

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Each to their own I suppose but BOTH my son and daughter enjoy going to games with me but then again I enjoy spending every spare minute I've got with my kids.


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murph75 #48633 04/05/10 08:46 PM
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i hope your kids have bought you a mug which says "super dad"

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Originally Posted By: Rivoo
i hope your kids have bought you a mug which says "super dad"


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murph75 #48636 04/05/10 08:59 PM
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no they bought me a mug saying super rafa, that's why they dont come to games with me!

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you are dinosaur kopite - footie could and should be a family occasion rather than somewhere for bitter twats to shout abuse at someone

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