you can take him now mate sit on your knee you don't need a ticket till he is 5 thats what I did with my now 4 year old he has clocked 45 games in 2 years was a chore having to take a nappy bag etc but now he is dry we still use the parent and child loo so you avoid the crush and smell and of course the joy for him meeting Moonchester and Moonbeam!tolmie's hairdoo said:I am the proud father of a two-year-old, my first.
He has his City shirt, I do everything with him I did with my old man.
I can't wait until next year, he is already asking about Carlos Tevez and wanting to go to City with his Daddy.
I can't wait for the day he comes, sits next to me with my two brothers and my dad, three generations altogether.
And when he's old enough to understand, will tell him how lucky he is that he is seeing what he is.
Will tell him about me growing up in Moss Side, across the road from Maine Road, about the players, the good and the bad days.
This is surely what it means to be a City fan, to enjoy the ride and then pass on the ticket?
tolmie's hairdoo said:I am the proud father of a two-year-old, my first.
He has his City shirt, I do everything with him I did with my old man.
I can't wait until next year, he is already asking about Carlos Tevez and wanting to go to City with his Daddy.
I can't wait for the day he comes, sits next to me with my two brothers and my dad, three generations altogether.
And when he's old enough to understand, will tell him how lucky he is that he is seeing what he is.
Will tell him about me growing up in Moss Side, across the road from Maine Road, about the players, the good and the bad days.
This is surely what it means to be a City fan, to enjoy the ride and then pass on the ticket?
tolmie's hairdoo said:I had the misfortune yesterday evening to view and participate in a Robinho thread which basically turned into a mocking of our club.
It was biggest realisation yet that some part of the club I have loved for all my 35 years are going to change, and not for the better.
Maybe it is a reflection of todays all about me society, but this club has attracted a new wave of turds who would not be out of place at OT.
MCFCDave and Allan Harper, a disgrace to City fans.
One who believes we have no history or heritage, and Allan Harper, who says who gives a fuck about the past, he wasn't around and it never affected him.
(Tell that to the millions of people who died in two World Wars - fuckstick)
Jesus, is this where we're now at. Infested with a new generation of gimmegimmegimmes, nownownow.
Someone who doesn't give a fuck about Colin Bell, Frank Swift and all the other great players who have pulled on the blue shirt.
I've never seen us win a trophy, and these ***** want stop me enjoying it when it finally does come.
But I was hooked on City by the tales of yesteryear, by Dad telling me about Colin Bell, like some sort of mythical god.
What I am trying to say, we should NEVER forget where we have come from and what it has taken to get us here.
Our not so trophy-laden past was one of the main reasons why Sheikh Mansour decided to wake this slumbering giant.
Now we have piggy-backers and fans who only think football started at the inception of the Premiership.
I know what my club is, I wouldn't have it any other way, what I don't need is a so-called new breed of City fans who try to tell us success means everything - even at the expense of our history.
Here's the thread for a sample of the type of people we now have following us.
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Bluemoonbaldboy said:you can take him now mate sit on your knee you don't need a ticket till he is 5 thats what I did with my now 4 year old he has clocked 45 games in 2 years was a chore having to take a nappy bag etc but now he is dry we still use the parent and child loo so you avoid the crush and smell and of course the joy for him meeting Moonchester and Moonbeam!tolmie's hairdoo said:I am the proud father of a two-year-old, my first.
He has his City shirt, I do everything with him I did with my old man.
I can't wait until next year, he is already asking about Carlos Tevez and wanting to go to City with his Daddy.
I can't wait for the day he comes, sits next to me with my two brothers and my dad, three generations altogether.
And when he's old enough to understand, will tell him how lucky he is that he is seeing what he is.
Will tell him about me growing up in Moss Side, across the road from Maine Road, about the players, the good and the bad days.
This is surely what it means to be a City fan, to enjoy the ride and then pass on the ticket?
chazmcfc said:Ric, can we ban the people that joined AFTER the takeover ?
Would go a long way to clearing the prawn sandwhich brigade.
chazmcfc said:Ric, can we ban the people that joined AFTER the takeover ?
Would go a long way to clearing the prawn sandwhich brigade.
Lol they were THE snack to have fair enough about the little one at least he will have the right education Lucas's first game was Pompey last season yes the crowd did freak him at 1-0 and 2-0 he cried!!! By the time 3-4-5th had been scored he had calmed seeing me and his older brother going nuts so when the 6th went in he was going ape hi fiving people sat round us!! One great thing now though with the old t'interweb and the videos on the OS he might not remember the game but he has the video to watch to remember it! The baby changing toilets are near 132 -134 I know there is one also on the Colin Bell Stand pretty sure they are on levels 2 and 3 as welltolmie's hairdoo said:Will give it till next season, still a bit young. I went very young, so don't remember my first games until 81 season.
The noise and so many people will probably freak him a little - either that, or he'll love it.
Where is the baby-changing toilets...need to let my missus know, she wants to start using her season ticket again after baby took over.
Need to watch the game, myself!
Now I know why my dad always looked pissed off when he any my brothers kept wanting the toilets, a wagon wheel or some fish n' chips crisps (anyone remember them!)