family section next season

[Bishop Mackem]

On a serious note he's 15 dosent drink dosent smoke and does his homework. I was the complete opposite, he probably looks at me and thinks fuck that if that's what it does to you.

Whatever makes you happy I suppose but he's got a lot to learn yet

 

[Slackythemackem]

Me and the bairn sat there last year and it cost us £420 marra, £400 for an adults and £20 for our lad.

I thought it was a bit stale like and we've moved to the South West Corner now and we both much prefer it.

Before sitting in the family enclosure we sat in the Premier Concourse, view was excellent but it's f***ing freezing when the wind lashes in marra.

 

[HANDSOME_DAN]

Surprised you've never heard that before mate,shocked infact .


Mouthy as in pissed ,shouting at players ,slagging them off in a bad language sort of way.
Real pricks .

dont worry adam ive made a firm mental note.

nobody with half a brain likes the police these days like

 

[phunboy]

Whatever makes you happy I suppose but he's got a lot to learn yet

Yeah and if having a lifetime of supporting this shower of shite dosent drive him to drink nothing will.

 

[Goat Hoof]

really? that works out loads cheaper than a pair of cards in the FS

they'll probably be paying us to watch by october...

 

[SAFCftm1986]

If we somehow manage to survive the family zone may make way for the away fans with the new FA rules about them being pitch side

 

[MEEKLANGLEYFTM]

Mine's 6 now. Came to a couple of games last season when he was 5 in the East Stand.
Season Cards in Family Section (Paid £405 in May) this season, right next to the stairs!
I find bringing lots of snacks for him, helps me watch the game in peace and helps with his attention span.

My 5 year old is into he footy more than my 12 year old, always go prepared though poo sweets winter clothing and ipad if he gets bored but he's loving it even if he does keep coming out saying we were crap, iirc I have an adult and two kids season tickets £450, love or seats too back row so I can stand if I want and close enough to singING section to have us all join in, my biggest problem is controlling the expletives!!!! Plenty of bloody sponges as opposed to f***ing knobheads these days

 

[filfy]

My little one is 8 on Wednesday, he's being going since he was 4

 

[LD19SAFC]

If we somehow manage to survive the family zone may make way for the away fans with the new FA rules about them being pitch side

Only in the premier league.... Hopefully we've got that to worry about

 

[ironman]

my boy is 7 now so will start taking him next season. roughly how much is a pair of tickets in the family enclosure or would anyone recommend sitting anywhere else in partiucular with a youngen? not keen on paying two full whack tickets when his attention span will be shit.cheers in advance

Save your son the embarsment of telling people he supports SAFC

 

[rinigrajo]

really? that works out loads cheaper than a pair of cards in the FS

Where can you get a ticket for £15 and a free child ticket?!

 

[Rip Van Fish]

Where can you get a ticket for £15 and a free child ticket?!

f***ing Samaritans the way we are going

 

[Falconhoof]

My 5 year old is into he footy more than my 12 year old, always go prepared though poo sweets

As if dragging him to the match wasn't bad enough, you also make him eat shit ket

 

[Canny Crack]

dont worry adam ive made a firm mental note.

nobody with half a brain likes the police these days like

I see what you did there

 

[The Shepherd]

Mines nearly 15 and still does that. Shows how good the football is at the moment he takes about 2 trips per half



 

[sadsack01]

My 5 year old is into he footy more than my 12 year old, always go prepared though poo sweets winter clothing and ipad if he gets bored but he's loving it even if he does keep coming out saying we were crap, iirc I have an adult and two kids season tickets £450, love or seats too back row so I can stand if I want and close enough to singING section to have us all join in, my biggest problem is controlling the expletives!!!! Plenty of bloody sponges as opposed to f***ing knobheads these days

Bloke at the end of my row in the West Stand does this for his kid who looks about the same age as yours.
I never understood it first but then saw him without it for a game and the bloke was up and down, up and down...it's like a life saver for him

 

[Keith S30S]

my boy is 7 now so will start taking him next season. roughly how much is a pair of tickets in the family enclosure or would anyone recommend sitting anywhere else in partiucular with a youngen? not keen on paying two full whack tickets when his attention span will be shit.cheers in advance

I'm reporting you to child line and the NSPCC, you heartless bugger.

 

[SAFCftm1986]

Only in the premier league.... Hopefully we've got that to worry about

Yup, that's why I said if we manage to survive

 

[Summer Bee]

f***ing Samaritans the way we are going

We're keeping the fuckers in business at the minute. Overtime available every matchday

 

[riffraff]

I find bringing lots of snacks for him, helps me watch the game in peace and helps with his attention span.

You're the sort of person I should be going to the match with.

Me and the bairn sat there last year and it cost us £420 marra, £400 for an adults and £20 for our lad.

I thought it was a bit stale like and we've moved to the South West Corner now and we both much prefer it.

Before sitting in the family enclosure we sat in the Premier Concourse, view was excellent but it's f***ing freezing when the wind lashes in marra.

My marras bairn wanted to swap from the concourse to the east stand so that he could wear sunglasses ffs Went on about it for ages. Solution: make him wear them in the concourse because we started wearing ours in there anarl.