carololdh

good luck lads i am sure you will do yourselves, the club and the charity proud!!

cheers for that give me the kick i needed to get started, wasnt homework he gets plenty of that in other topics and as for the jokes its nearly 6 weeks hols will have enough with kids then, dont want 1 expelling now lol

hi all just wondering if any of you clever people can help, my sons school has an awards evening tonight for films they have made in school a bit like the oscars but at junior school level !! anyway my 8 year old son has been nominated for an award and so has to write an acceptance speech just in case he gets the award, i believe its for best supporting actor but not 100% on that (they dont tell you much!) been trying to write one all day and getting nowhere fast so thought i would ask for help on here, so if anybody can help in anyway would be much appreciated, but please bear in mind he is only 8!!! i know what some of you are like on here, short and sweet with a bit of humour is what i have been trying for thank you

hi was wondering if anybody knows of any websites for my son were you can download games for your mobile free of charge. preferably were you can download them to your pc then transfer them to your phone, cheers

I've been a member of this site for around six months now and I feel I know you lot well enough to value your opinions, so.............

At what age do you think it is right to take your son to a league game at Boundary Park? (My lad, Harry, is Five & a half).

He's been suitably brainwashed since birth (we had Chaddy Owl at his christening 5 years ago), and he is well aware that all the glory hunting little gits at his school support ManUre or Citeh because it's easy to (well, maybe not in Citeh's case) and he is proud to be a Latics fan. I've dragged him in the souvenir shop several times and he's on his 3rd shirt but I've held back from actually taking him to a game. I've witnessed other harassed fathers with their kids struggling to see the game 'cos of trips to the bog or the food counter and trying to get their kid to face the right way etc.

I've nearly taken him a few times but keep talking myself out of it. So what do you think? I will take on board your views. All help appreciated.

 

Ta.

well that depends on your son, my eldest went from 5 years old, loved every minute of it and avidly sat and watched the game, wereas my youngest did nothing but mither me, and moan, my advice would be to try him at a reserve game first

There are girls as well don't forget. Girls can't play football.

ahem!!! who says girls cant play football?? you will have to join us one sunday for a kickabout, just make sure we are on opposing teams!!!!!! just ask sheridans world!! lmao

me the hubby and the lad might be able to make it, friend cant will let you know as soon as i know

aaahhh come on, i got the ball, slipped on my a$$ and you fell over me!!!!!!!!!!

fantastic game, really enjoyed it at the time but boy am i suffering now, my whole body aches and my back is killing from "that" tackle, and for anyone wondering, no he didnt fall on my tats!!! lmao, will definately be at the next one, nice to meet you all but still dont know who was who off here lol

oh yes!!!!!!!!! and he cant wait!!!! rofl

ok can you put a friends name down please, micky having a game, and maddog dont worry, i not that good either, stay in defence, you dont have to run as much lol, can take ball off wayne though!!!

ok if you are allowing females to play you can put my name down, and the hubbys, now how about 12 year olds?????? if so put the lads name down as well