Voted go just to make a point, don't think he will on his own volition, and don't think IL will pay him to go.

Taking my 4 year old to the crusaders game - I think he might learn his first naughty word on sunday " see lad, this is what a sh!te rugby team looks like"

Thank f*ck I didn't buy a season ticket this year, at least I won't feel obliged to go

Don't be too surprised if he says it to you first

Won't be the first time he's surprised me, today we were practising taking passes (and keeping hold of the ball) in the back garden and his completion rate is better than Fieldens. ..... and he runs with about the same level of impact

Noble will have him in the team v celtic (if we can fit him under the cap)

Took my lad as a 4 year old - he's now 8 & has had the 'privilege' of watching 80% cr@p in that time. Not only does he now know lots of naughty words, but he's developed the kind of resigned depressed look normally reserved for 50 year old fans of Wire

The fact that he still wants to go is a miracle

[quote="JohnP"]Took my lad as a 4 year old - he's now 8 & has had the 'privilege' of watching 80% cr@p in that time. Not only does he now know lots of naughty words, but he's developed the kind of resigned depressed look normally reserved for 50 year old fans of Wire

The fact that he still wants to go is a miracle[/quote]
It's the can of pop and the packet of crisps that does it

And you were surprised?

just surprised with the level of impact........ I expected more from him.

He can play sunday if needed, i'm sure the salary cap can stretch to a couple of custard cream biscuits which is all he'd want for his efforts

Exactly he must be better than Fielden

Give Fielden the custard cremes (ok one) and your lad Fieldens money