Match Day Thread Play Off Final. Hull City v Boro

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tigermaul said:
The thing is they’ve got a four month old baby. It was potentially relationship-ending. He doesn’t want to be prevented from seeing his child. I will struggle to forgive her even though she is the mother of my granddaughter.
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If it wasn't for the child he would be better off walking now rarther than later....what a dispicable thing she did and the way she did it.

Hopefully your lad gets a second chance...for Wembley that is.
 
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DJBlackandamberarmy(No4) said:
One thing about my day, the drive down was pretty stressful , not really London but just the motorway , constant stopping and delays with no obvious apparent obstruction , the drive in from edge of London to my parking spot was about 30-40 mins, nothing too awful . But getting out absolute piece of piss, I’ve had more hassle getting on anlaby road after a home game , kind of regret selling concert ticket I had for Wembley now .
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A mate of mine went to a Wembley Cup Final match and she stayed in one of the hotels on Wembley Way. I always think of her when queuing for the tube!
 
What's the deal with Zambrano, I can't remember. Are we committed to having him back? Do we even want him now?
 
tigermaul said:
They both need to be trained and told to vary their delivery with each foot. Bowen used to be very one-footed but became even more dangerous when he started to use both. That was the beauty of Yu’s cross. He toyed with them with his right, then delivered with his left. I’d really like to see us try to sign him. Wouldn’t cost a huge amount and he’s already proved his worth and could probs do the same in the Prem too.
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He’d be cheap as chips I reckon. Such a nice player when he’s on it.

Could be unpopular but I’d sign Koumas too. I felt he showed enough in that Chelsea game to justify paying say 2-4m for him
 
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tigermaul said:
The thing is they’ve got a four month old baby. It was potentially relationship-ending. He doesn’t want to be prevented from seeing his child. I will struggle to forgive her even though she is the mother of my granddaughter.
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Fair enough I suppose. But....... if she is as you infer, he is going to have a long hard life living with her.
 
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Evington said:
Fair enough I suppose. But....... if she is as you infer, he is going to have a long hard life living with her.
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I don’t disagree. My hope is she matures eventually and gets out of the little princess phase. They currently live with her parents which I consistently tell him is a ridiculous idea, but that makes rocking the boat more difficult too.
 
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tigermaul said:
I don’t disagree. My hope is she matures eventually and gets out of the little princess phase. They currently live with her parents which I consistently tell him is a ridiculous idea, but that makes rocking the boat more difficult too.
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Patience....................

I once had a partner possibly similar to what you are describing. All that emotional blackmail crap. We moved down to Leicester from Hull as a couple. We split up eventually. She still misses me :) . But I am god like in many ways <laugh> <cheers>
 
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tigermaul said:
The thing is they’ve got a four month old baby. It was potentially relationship-ending. He doesn’t want to be prevented from seeing his child. I will struggle to forgive her even though she is the mother of my granddaughter.
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Doesn't sound like a healthy relationship, more like trying to control.
A child should never be used as a weapon....ever.
 
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tigermaul said:
My story was my son - who I first took to the first league game at the then Kcom when he was six - had to go to his girlfriend’s friend’s wedding because she wouldn’t give him permission to come to the game. He was distraught. He’d missed Millwall away because his 170 loyalty points didn’t get him a ticket and had reached a compromise with his girlfriend that he could come to the final after the church service (missing part of the first half) but she backtracked with two days to go. So my wife kindly agreed to come for the first time since we were promoted at Walsall in ‘85 (I think) when she was disgusted by some Tigers fans doing monkey chants at one or more of Walsall’s black players, and called them out on it, shouting ‘shut up you racists’ or similar. Anyway after that inauspicious debut she stayed away for 40+ years but we both thoroughly enjoyed our day out at Wembley, with her joining in the singing when she could. In the excitement of the win she even said she’d like to come next year if I can get tickets for any games - but has since backtracked.
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I feel for your lad,it sounds as if there's very little come and go in his relationship and that's not a good start going forward.She's basically deprived him of a day in his life he's never going to be able to get back or recall,he's never going to be able to say to his kids or grandkids "I was there,what an achievement,what a day" and that's just wrong.

The next thing you know,she'll be demanding a big flash wedding on her terms and 6 months later it'll be all over...

I'm not being misogynistic here as I believe a relationship is a two way thing and both persons involved should understand each other's desires and accommodate them 'where possible'.I have 3 Daughters (and a Son) and if any of them had done what the lass did to your son,they'd have been told in no uncertain terms of my disapproval towards their stubbornness and been told to respect their partner a bit more than has happened in this case.

Maybe I'm just lucky in that I have a wife who I've been with for 48 years who has never stood in my way and she has a husband who takes a similar stance.

I genuinely feel for his situation,she shouldn't have done that to him,it's wrong on so many levels.

Look after him,he's yours and she can never take that away from him :emoticon-0148-yes:
 
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