Sneaking kids in

[mexico1970]

Leave yer mum at home with the kids & take a mate, get smashed & watch us win the PL, if she says no, threaten her with a care home ;)

 

[Jesus H Gabz]

Can’t think where this question would go so please move if necessary.

Son in law can’t go tomorrow, 18-21 ticket. I’ve now got it on my phone can my Missus (very much not 18-21!) use it or will it need upgrading? No indications on the pass it’s 18-21.

There’s a few blags you can use such as “oh no they’ve transferred me the wrong ticket” wait till there’s a queue formed, they don’t like holding things up
*delete message after reading*

 

[Jesus H Gabz]

Let me know how it goes. My son keeps asking to come with me but I can't ever get 2 seats together these days

You can 100% take U5’s in as babes in arms. Long story short, we adopted our grandson last year (he was 2 1/2 at the time) never really envisaged taking any of the grandkids till they where 5+ anyway his first game was the 6-3 derby and we where in SS1, he swaggered off the bus, high fived the stewards, demanded to be security checked, and cost me £20 in snacks! by the end of the game he could sing City City City, Haaland Haaland Haaland & a bit of waffle he’d made up (he’s not very linguistic) he’d also picked up his own two fingered salute with his thumb & index finger, that he was flickkng at the raggies (cheers South Standers :) he was hooked. Take him to the fanzone beforehand, we do it to take a bit of steam out of him

 

[Bluesince1979]

My son is 7 and ill still carry him in. Pick him up, make him look small , legs wrapped round and head tucked in, and its been fine for me

 

[city saint]

hang about we play at the emptyhad but loads are now having 2 per seat.can we tell rags and dippers our actual attendance is 110000

 

[blue44]

You can 100% take U5’s in as babes in arms. Long story short, we adopted our grandson last year (he was 2 1/2 at the time) never really envisaged taking any of the grandkids till they where 5+ anyway his first game was the 6-3 derby and we where in SS1, he swaggered off the bus, high fived the stewards, demanded to be security checked, and cost me £20 in snacks! by the end of the game he could sing City City City, Haaland Haaland Haaland & a bit of waffle he’d made up (he’s not very linguistic) he’d also picked up his own two fingered salute with his thumb & index finger, that he was flickkng at the raggies (cheers South Standers :) he was hooked. Take him to the fanzone beforehand, we do it to take a bit of steam out of him

thats a great story
bring the nipper up proper
thats similar to how i got my lad hooked.

 

[Johnny Mars Bar]

Quick question, I've got my kids for the Chelsea game, they are 4 and 6. I know the younger can go in with me on my knee, but would normally buy a ticket for the elder.

But there are none available.

Reckon I could sneak her in kn my knee? Is it 4 or 5 the cut off?

Sorry if asked elsewhere my search skills aren't the best

Are you scouse?

 

[Jesus H Gabz]

My son is 7 and ill still carry him in. Pick him up, make him look small , legs wrapped round and head tucked in, and its been fine for me

Haha…..we use to take 2 small prams on holiday , they where six & seven, one they could have a kip at night while we had a few, and two we could wheel them into the water parks dirt cheap/free….mods close thread before we get rumbled

 

[The Lightbowne Cowboy]

I used to get my daughter in for gratis until she was 8. Then I bit the bullet and bought her a season ticket. Never once had a problem. My dad used to do it with me back in the day at Maine Road. One day I snapped at him just as we were in the Kippax queue, "I'm not going in dad,it's getting silly now", to which he replied "Stop being a big girls bra and get in the queue". Then I just snapped.."I'm TWENTY fucking EIGHT dad!". Great days!

 

[Eccles Blue]

Whenever I used to go on holiday, usually to my son in Canada, they all would say, 'Don't worry Mum, we'll sell the house when you are gone and arrange a place in the old people's home!!! :-)

 

[ysmsa]

Let me know how it goes. My son keeps asking to come with me but I can't ever get 2 seats together these days

Depending how old your son is and the "babe in arms" thing isn't an option then you only need to buy tickets in the same area really.
Once you are in you can squeeze in 1 seat or if you are lucky there will be ticket holder close by that hasn't turned up.

Do it all the time with my lad.


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[Bluesince1979]

My son is 19 and 6ft tall, that’s why I don’t bother doing that anymore.

Give it a go

 

[There is a Light]

The age wouldn’t be a problem, not sure you’d fit them both through the turnstiles

 

[Inter Me Nan]

Have i stumbled across RAWK?

 

[jamiecav]

Thanks all, I'll keep checking fo returned/exchanrd ticket and decide on the day.
Was all fine until I was asked to have them the Sunday as well by the ex.... csnt say no to having the minions can you

 

[Champions Again Ole Ole]

Quick question, I've got my kids for the Chelsea game, they are 4 and 6. I know the younger can go in with me on my knee, but would normally buy a ticket for the elder.

But there are none available.

Reckon I could sneak her in kn my knee? Is it 4 or 5 the cut off?

Sorry if asked elsewhere my search skills aren't the best

I potentially find myself in the same predicament as you. Might not be able to get a sitter for the little lad for the Chelsea game. He's only just turned 3 though so hoping shouldn't be a problem getting him in if I need to

 

[LongsightM13]

All depends on the hectors outside and inside the turnstiles, some are sound, some are bitter rag twats. Luck of the draw

 

[ashytheblue]

Mods delete the thread....to much inside info being given to the club.
Under 5s definitely don't need a ticket. Over that just take your chance.

 

[SarleyV]

Do you know if my 5 y/o lad can come on a 18-21 ticket to Etihad? Thanks

 

[Mad Eyed Screamer]

Do you know if my 5 y/o lad can come on a 18-21 ticket to Etihad? Thanks

I'm guessing yes because a ticket for a child is cheaper than an 18-21 ticket so you aren't deceiving the club