Morning Chaps
Just looking for a wee bit of opinion. I see that Celtic are offering a free kids ticket with a full price one for the Aberdeen replay.
My wee boy is just about to turn 4 in April, is he still a bit young for the footy? I would love to take him, but I am worried he will * himself !!! :icon_mrgreen:
Discuss Your Opinion please ?? in the Celtic Chat area at TalkCeltic.net.
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rabt1888
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take him along, getin ticket for free anyway arent you!!! so money your savin can buy him nappies incase he * himself
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Get him along mate, never knew about the free kids ticket but if so I'll take my two bhoys who are 7 and 6. A wee bit late but its no often the club give you freebies.
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your wee laddies never too young to be taught whats important in the life
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Thats what I was thinking, I'll take him along then, maybe get him a new Hoops top to wear. His Mums family are all huns, so I'm determined he wont be drawn to the darkside !!!
Its a good wee gesture from Celtic I think. Recognising that the place will be empty, and we pay enough to go all over the world to watch them.
Its open for season ticket holders 1st, I gave mine up last year, then a general sale later in the week. -
Go for it.
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worstt hing that happens is he starts crying and ya have to leave early
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You can never be too young to get cracked into the football. What you wont spend on a ticket you'll most likely spend on gear for him though:84:
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He's probably too young Rab.
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I would bring him. The only game i wouldnt would be an old firm game at a young age. He will enjoy it as long as you are not pished and are screaming and shouting for 90 mins
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my first game was when i was 4
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Did you * yerself?
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take him along fella before you're inbred inlaws:86: take him to i-pox and you regret it for the rest of your life:84:
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if he start crying tell him youll let the mccanns look after him till the games finished, thatll stop him
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Ideal time to take the mini Tim along. It'll not be heaving or that n he can see the atmosphere n that
He'll be fine, get him a pie n Bovril! -
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I was 4 when I went to my first game, was against the sheep, 1971 and we won 2-1 I think. Loved the whole day, my old man was a c*nt and was * before we even left the house but my uncle was sound and looked after me and my cousin all day. Even bought us both scarves and hats. Told me years later that me and my cousin were up on the wall around the ash track (aye some of you will remember that) and that when we scored I went on a mazey run through those old blue 3 wheel disabled persons cars...magic :84:
That was it for me after that....when it's in the blood, there's no denying it :celt_2:
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