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Ell-ano
 Post subject: THE question
PostPosted: Tue Jul 31, 2012 8:31 pm 
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would you let your children support another team??? personly...no chance, anyway...discuss


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Mayor West
 Post subject: Re: THE question
PostPosted: Tue Jul 31, 2012 8:36 pm 
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Yes, but NEVER united, liverpool, spurs or everton. Anyone else is ok.


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Ell-ano
 Post subject: Re: THE question
PostPosted: Tue Jul 31, 2012 8:37 pm 
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Yes, but NEVER united, liverpool, spurs or everton. Anyone else is ok.

i couldnt, even teams i have a soft spot for, it would be City or nothing


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Pigeonho
 Post subject: Re: THE question
PostPosted: Tue Jul 31, 2012 8:38 pm 
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Yes. No one should force their kids into anything. You can guide them, or at least try to. I used to take my lad to the game to get him into City. Ultimately it turned out he isn't into football in anyway shape or form so it's not an issue. If he had been though, (and it was under Pearce when I took him), and he thought 'this is fucking shit, i'm going to support United', I wouldn't have forced him to support City. They have minds of their own you know, and if you try and force anything on them they will rebel 9 times out of 10.


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Goosebot
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If it's Altrincham or Oldham. Or I move out of Manchester and they grow up somewhere else, maybe. But it won't matter, we'll be a world force by the time I have children and they'll be chuffed to support the same as their daddy.


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Ell-ano
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Yes. No one should force their kids into anything. You can guide them, or at least try to. I used to take my lad to the game to get him into City. Ultimately it turned out he isn't into football in anyway shape or form so it's not an issue. If he had been though, (and it was under Pearce when I took him), and he thought 'this is fucking shit, i'm going to support United', I wouldn't have forced him to support City. They have minds of their own you know, and if you try and force anything on them they will rebel 9 times out of 10.

i can understand that, same happened with my brother, but my dad did it with me and i'm glad he did


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ifiwasarichfan
 Post subject: Re: THE question
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Discussed this very important matter in a series of PM's with a Mod around a fortnight ago.

Any City Fan now under the age of 14 and those to come unfortunately will be spoilt little Bastards ! They are not going to suffer like we had to.

Do you want to be a good Parent or do you want company when you go the Game ?

Make them suffer like you suffered. Make them support Everton - show them that life isn't fair.


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Pigeonho
 Post subject: Re: THE question
PostPosted: Tue Jul 31, 2012 8:48 pm 
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Ell-ano wrote:
Pigeonho wrote:
Yes. No one should force their kids into anything. You can guide them, or at least try to. I used to take my lad to the game to get him into City. Ultimately it turned out he isn't into football in anyway shape or form so it's not an issue. If he had been though, (and it was under Pearce when I took him), and he thought 'this is fucking shit, i'm going to support United', I wouldn't have forced him to support City. They have minds of their own you know, and if you try and force anything on them they will rebel 9 times out of 10.

i can understand that, same happened with my brother, but my dad did it with me and i'm glad he did

I bet you've got form for some kind of weird behavior though, whereas your brother probably hasn't. ;-)


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jimharri
 Post subject: Re: THE question
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ifiwasarichfan wrote:
Discussed this very important matter in a series of PM's with a Mod around a fortnight ago.

Any City Fan now under the age of 14 and those to come unfortunately will be spoilt little Bastards ! They are not going to suffer like we had to.

Do you want to be a good Parent or do you want company when you go the Game ?

Make them suffer like you suffered. Make them support Everton - show them that life isn't fair.
The NSPCC will have your bollocks for paperweights. What you're proposing is akin to child cruelty!


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Ell-ano
 Post subject: Re: THE question
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Pigeonho wrote:
Ell-ano wrote:
Pigeonho wrote:
Yes. No one should force their kids into anything. You can guide them, or at least try to. I used to take my lad to the game to get him into City. Ultimately it turned out he isn't into football in anyway shape or form so it's not an issue. If he had been though, (and it was under Pearce when I took him), and he thought 'this is fucking shit, i'm going to support United', I wouldn't have forced him to support City. They have minds of their own you know, and if you try and force anything on them they will rebel 9 times out of 10.

i can understand that, same happened with my brother, but my dad did it with me and i'm glad he did

I bet you've got form for some kind of weird behavior though, whereas your brother probably hasn't. ;-)

;) like sleeping with my eyes open so that my loving father doesn't slap my feet at 8am to wake me up...
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