Wailing brat earns parents a nice little all-expenses-paid trip to Turkey.
I can't imagine a young Calvert getting anything other than a slapped leg / being told that he'll be given something to really cry about had he tried this shit in the '70's.
Am I the only person thinking why the hell would you want to take a baby to a football match?
Because you want to bring your entire family, as you always used to, and you don't want to burden your parents or friends with having to take care of your baby every week?
And their claim was that they wanted to get the baby used to the noise and atmosphere, apparently so as to transition it more smoothly into automatic fandom-for-life.
I was talking to my cousins stepdaughter at the weekend. She is aged around 10 and had recently gone with her father to see a Football game live for the first time. She hadn't enjoyed it, because it was 'too noisy'. This was at Swindon Town.
Janik wrote: I was talking to my cousins stepdaughter at the weekend. She is aged around 10 and had recently gone with her father to see a Football game live for the first time. She hadn't enjoyed it, because it was 'too noisy'. This was at Swindon Town.
A friend of mine received a similar reply from their son. After a match at Vauxhall Motors.
Celebrating his equalizer on Saturday night against PSV, FC Twente's Hakim Ziyech shows the fate that would have befallen Gordon Strachan had Strachan decided to vault the hoardings in the 1986 world cup.
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