Your Opinion please ??

m8 i took my wee boy to the parma game he was 3 at the time and he loved it still talks bout it to this day infact.i had the wee lump in the throat when we walked in.amazing day

 

more danger of him falling asleep mate. It'll be noisier in the car ride there

 

Christ! You must be as old a * as me remembering that.

 

But slightly better looking I'd wager

 

the wee blue cars christ i forgot about them ,

 

Well you must be one handsome chappie to be as handsome as me.:icon_mrgreen:

 

I remember the Stirling Albion game a few months back, I was on the train on the way to the game, and at Partick a man in a Celtic scarf got on with a boy of about 2 or 3 wearing a scarf that went down to his knees and the coolest Celtic wellies. This kid was literally tiny, his feet didnt reach the end of the train seat. I know it sounds weird but it was kinda cute lol....
I was sitting smiling at the kid... and he was like "going see ball"
His da was sound an all....

So yea, your never to young...

 

wot harm can it do
worst case scenario he gets a bit scared ( then he'll never get scared again)
best case scenario he loves it

win win situation

 

never too young to be introduced to the mighty glasgow celtic !!!!!!
you never forget you first visit to paradise especially when it's your dad who took you
mine was 1978 (age 5) against morton nil,nil if my memory serves correct
one look and i was hooked

 

Its decided then fellas, despite what "The She * from *" says the wee mans on his way to see the Hoops. Hes quite outgoing and stuff with people, and he likes to watch folk doing mad shouting and stuff, plus it'll probably be as flat as * on the night.

I reckon hes probably just a wee bit too young, but like you say, whats the worst that can happen?? He'll brick it, and i'll take him home sharp.

 

i was 4years old when my da and older brother took me to my first game ,went o phil coles bus were my da was a regular, and i got handed a tammy to go round the bus for the sweep,i got no7 home jimmy johnstone ,so we went into parkhead and it was the jungle, me and my brother went to the front and sat on the old white wall, it was clyde celtic were playing and when the teams took up there positions jinky came over to the wing ,the game started and later the ball went out for a shy and the ball wasnt that far away from me ,i kicked back over and wee jimmy give me a pat on the head ,i think celtic won 3-1 and jimmy scored first so i also won the sweep ill never forget that day and my dad for taking me ,one of the best days of my childhood ,so take your boy to the games and he could be telling a story like that in 40 years,that was in 1969 magic

 

its a parental choice m8,,ifyour we boy is showing interest in football or loves to kick a ball well id take him
but if hes a quiet lad ,then mabye not just yet ,.i took my 2 at around the same time and they hated it, i had to leave early "first half"

so its a personal choice

 

aye ,agree way that tim, never looked at that angle mate, probaly cos years ago. all you bothered about was probaly football ,ah thetimes change ,be back in a minute going to lite ma pipe

 

You're just jailhouse handsome though sweetcheeks

 

To be honest I never really considered the fact that with kids today there are so many other things they do as a pose to when I grew up it was either play footy, out on yer bike or just roaming round the estate looking for something to do. Now they're all hooked up to Playstations and friggin' Xboxes etc etc. Christ I couldn't handle my kids being in the house all the time. I won't buy them any of those games cos I just think they're too young and it's better for them being outside playing, as kids should be doing. Can any of you 70's or 80's kids imagine being sat on your * in the house hour after hour playing computer games...no way, soon as school was done it was home, dump the bag, grab a jam piece and the football and back out the door again. When it was dark we came home, ate, had a quick wash and crashed out

 

thats it in a nutshell, my mum and da never saw me , i was allways away playing fitba ,back for something to eat and straight back out again ,most kids at that time were all into fitba ,the days youngsters you cany get them out the door

 

My, my haven't a lot of people changed their tune. The "atmosphere" thread is full of comments about "too many children and women" - now it's "aye take the kid."
Be consistent fellas.

 

never had any input in that one ,but aye take the boys along ,women and football dont go ,i gringe if theres a game i cant get a ticket for ,then the tele comes on with the highlights and all you see is women ,im not a sexist btw ,i got a wife a boy and 3 girls ,so who runs this house

 

Not too old - I took my wee bhoy to CP when we played Arsenal pre season a few years ago (went with my mate too). He was 4 at the time and had everyone around us in stitches when he stood up and starting shouting "BOBOS GONNA GET YOU"!! Class.

 

hi m8 i have a wee boy at 3 years old and was goin to wait another year to take him. i think if he can sit and watch it without getting to distracted then it will be fine. u dont want to be getting distracted too much then ure not seeing any of the game.:icon_mrgreen: