Is it possible

[gordondaviesmoustache]

My earliest football memory is my dad taking me to old trafford when I was six. Lou Macari got a brace. I even remember that my dad wore a brown leather jacket that night. Needless to say I was seriously underwhelmed by the experience.

My next visit to a football ground was to Maine Road six months later. I remember that like it was yesterday, as you would about every time you fell in love.

But four? I can remember certain things from that age very vividly, mainly holidays, so I reckon if I'd been to a game at that age then yes I'd remember the details.

 

[marco]

i can quite clear remember sitting in my neighbours artic wagon behind the steering wheel aged 4 maybe even 3, also i burnt my arse the day after bonfire night sitting on a can that was still hot from the night before aged 3 again, what i had for breakfast and dinner on those days i have no idea, so yes we can remember certain things

 

[reddishblue]

Apple pies made by my Aunty Hilda on Rosford Ave. Fantastic treat after the match.

 

[Cellarite]

my youngest lad went against villareal for his first match the other night and he's 4 so i hope he remembers it forever. he's a bit of a nutter. he goes into the hallway with a ball and re-enacts our complete fixture list so far. the only difference being that balotelli usually gets about 8 goals extra to the actual score. since last saturday, i'ce twice caught him trying overhead kicks on the laminated flooring.

 

[bluegorton]

my youngest lad went against villareal for his first match the other night and he's 4 so i hope he remembers it forever. he's a bit of a nutter. he goes into the hallway with a ball and re-enacts our complete fixture list so far. the only difference being that balotelli usually gets about 8 goals extra to the actual score. since last saturday, i'ce twice caught him trying overhead kicks on the laminated flooring.

Ha ha quality.