I took my grandson to his first Reading game against Fulham earlier
this month,he enjoyed the first few minutes but then became unintrested.
Upon arriving at my daughters to bring the little fellow home,she told me i should be reported to the NSPCC for putting him through that display.
Please can we get a result if i bring him to the Derby game !!!
Im expecting a visit
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Sorry but IMHO it is vital that all seats at Derby are occupied by people who will get behind the team and I do not see it as suitable for small children even given the fact that surely he would not have enough Royalty points to get a ticket!
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The 17 Bus
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Can I just add, feck off newbie. Ta
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North Somerset Royal Sorry but IMHO it is vital that all seats at Derby are occupied by people who will get behind the team and I do not see it as suitable for small children even given the fact that surely he would not have enough Royalty points to get a ticket!
'greed
The 17 Bus Can I just add, feck off newbie. Ta
'greed
Also, have you not seen the size of AF1's inflatable Spongebob 
Leave the sprogs at home, an away game is no place for children as there maybe unsavoury people swearing and doing all sorts throughout the match and especially at the end
Magicman Leave the sprogs at home, an away game is no place for children as there maybe unsavoury people swearing and doing all sorts throughout the match and especially at the end
Took mine to Newcastle - he fell asleep after the first goal and woke after the third. I'm not having that at Derby. My son's got a prior engagement with Roary the Racing car that day.
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The 17 Bus
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Ding_dongMagicman Leave the sprogs at home, an away game is no place for children as there maybe unsavoury people swearing and doing all sorts throughout the match and especially at the end
Took mine to Newcastle - he fell asleep after the first goal and woke after the third. I'm not having that at Derby. My son's got a prior engagement with Roary the Racing car that day.
Mind that Rabbit
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No. He'll be scarred for life.
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My eldest has been to two games :
Home to Bolton
Home to Fulham
Incredibly, he's hooked and wants to go again !!!!
I can hear the cacophony - he won't be going to Wigan or Derby and I can't make the Tottenham home game.
ergo - we're safe !!
Home to Bolton
Home to Fulham
Incredibly, he's hooked and wants to go again !!!!
I can hear the cacophony - he won't be going to Wigan or Derby and I can't make the Tottenham home game.
ergo - we're safe !!
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