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Discussion in 'Sunderland' started by Imarriedamag, Mar 31, 2012.

  1. Imarriedamag

    Imarriedamag Member

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    Got my tickets for next week. My seven year old girl going to her second game ( first away at Spuds last season) and my three year old boy to his first. My five year old girl decided she would rather stay at her grans and play with her barbie doll.

    Where have I gone wrong?
     
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    Imarriedamag, Mar 31, 2012
  2. Gil T Azell

    Gil T Azell Well-Known Member

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    Corrupted by your other half.
     
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    Gil T Azell, Mar 31, 2012
  3. Cest Advocaat

    Cest Advocaat Well-Known Member

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    Look at your user name and I'd say you were getting close. Lol
     
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    Cest Advocaat, Mar 31, 2012
  4. Imarriedamag

    Imarriedamag Member

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    I made that mistake 23 years ago. Too late to change that one
     
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    Imarriedamag, Mar 31, 2012
  5. concrete tony

    concrete tony Well-Known Member

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    never too late <whistle>
     
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    concrete tony, Mar 31, 2012
  6. Bumblebore

    Bumblebore Well-Known Member

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    Accept it, you've failed your children.
    Hang your head in shame man ;-)
     
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    Bumblebore, Mar 31, 2012
  7. Black Cat Kiwi

    Black Cat Kiwi Well-Known Member

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    Wait till your lad would rather stay home & play with his Ken, then you'll know you've gone wrong
     
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    Black Cat Kiwi, Apr 1, 2012
  8. MrRAWhite

    MrRAWhite Well-Known Member

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    My two lads (aged 17 and 11) are season ticket holders, and are as Sunderland daft as I am. However, my 10 year old daughter has no interest in football whatsoever, and although I have often tried to get her to go to a game with us, she has always refused..
     
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    MrRAWhite, Apr 1, 2012
  9. Black Cat Kiwi

    Black Cat Kiwi Well-Known Member

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    Get her to watch the AFL from Australia. Girls love'm'boys in their tight skimpy shorts. Bit like the chicks Beach Vollyball for us <laugh>
     
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    Black Cat Kiwi, Apr 1, 2012
  10. MrRAWhite

    MrRAWhite Well-Known Member

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    I, she is 10 going on 16, so she probably would like that...<yikes>
     
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    MrRAWhite, Apr 1, 2012

  11. Steven Royston O'Neill

    Steven Royston O'Neill Well-Known Member

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    I think you are all being very, very unfair and maybe a little short sighted.

    I am a massive Sunderland fan, indeed a season ticket holder, however, it does not stop me enjoying an evening in with my Barbie doll, I call mine Jacqueline and she takes some blowing up. It is however worth the effort and she is a lot less trouble than either of my 2 wives, could I **** get them to go back in their box.
     
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    Steven Royston O'Neill, Apr 1, 2012
  12. mackemwelder

    mackemwelder Well-Known Member

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    Put a red and white top on barbie and tell your 5 year old that she is Sunderlands newest signing. <whistle>
     
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    mackemwelder, Apr 1, 2012
  13. Sunderpitt

    Sunderpitt Well-Known Member

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    Taking 3 10/11 year olds to their first match on sat ( there my cousins lads), got them shirts not too expensive but getting tHeir names on the back cost more than the shirts! Their grandad is a Mag so I want to get on the side of good in case they slide into the darkside!
     
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    Sunderpitt, Apr 1, 2012
  14. Steven Royston O'Neill

    Steven Royston O'Neill Well-Known Member

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    remember not to swear, I hope Elmo is not playing
     
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    Steven Royston O'Neill, Apr 1, 2012
  15. Hieronymus

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    Be careful with your lad. I took my son when he was small (3 or 4) and he hated the noise and shouting so much it put him off for life. He watches on TV and follows the lads avidly, but still hates going to the game (he is now 22!!!). My daughter on the other hand has always loved the whole live game experience and will go whenever I get her a ticket!!!
     
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    Hieronymus, Apr 1, 2012
  16. Commachio

    Commachio Rambo 2021

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    My house hold last night.....

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    Gotta reach them young....
     
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    Commachio, Apr 1, 2012
  17. Steven Royston O'Neill

    Steven Royston O'Neill Well-Known Member

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    good right jab there
     
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    Steven Royston O'Neill, Apr 1, 2012
  18. connor wigham

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    have you thought about taking her anyway <laugh> tell her that she can go to grans anytime
     
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    connor wigham, Apr 1, 2012

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