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  • But has he taken his kid to Millwall and Palace yet?
  • Not sure I believe the story, but either way it's no big deal to take a baby to most places these days - some grounds even have baby-changing facilities. You can get ear-protector headphones for babies to deal with the noise and once they're warm and fed and comfortable, many will sleep just about anywhere. I took my then 6-month old to see Prince at Hop Farm (the number of buggies at the back of the field was ridiculous) a few years ago like this and didn't hear a peep out of her as she slept most of the time.

    With a bit of planning - e.g getting to the ground a little bit earlier and hanging back a bit at the end - you can fairly easily avoid a bumpy crowd situation, especially if you know where to avoid. I wouldn't do it myself as it would be a hassle going to a game with all the paraphernalia you would need, but I say good on him for being that committed - and if the kid's Mum and his Ma-in-law were there to do their bit, really don't see the harm myself.
  • Addickted said:

    The 'new' baby was called Jack.

    No way a Cardiff fan would call his son Jack. It would be like a Charlton fan calling his son Nigel.

    This. If the guy was a regularly attending Cardiff fan there is no way in hell he'd call his kid Jack.

  • RedPanda said:

    Addickted said:

    The 'new' baby was called Jack.

    No way a Cardiff fan would call his son Jack. It would be like a Charlton fan calling his son Nigel.

    This. If the guy was a regularly attending Cardiff fan there is no way in hell he'd call his kid Jack.

    In the world where I live the mother seems to get a bit of a choice of these things though.
  • RedPanda said:

    Addickted said:

    The 'new' baby was called Jack.

    No way a Cardiff fan would call his son Jack. It would be like a Charlton fan calling his son Nigel.

    This. If the guy was a regularly attending Cardiff fan there is no way in hell he'd call his kid Jack.

    In the world where I live the mother seems to get a bit of a choice of these things though.
    You're not a Cardiff fan who would have been singing "You Jack bastards, we're coming for you" last night.

  • I better keep quiet - I've been taken my sperm to The Valley for years!
  • I better keep quiet - I've been taken my sperm to The Valley for years!

    Do you sit in the Jimmy Seed stand?


  • Do you sit in the Jimmy Seed stand?

    Good one! But its The Covered End Up Her - I'll get me coat!
  • wasn't there a cardiff fan who put his support up on sale on ebay because he didn't like the colour change etc at cardiff

    i think a spurs fan bid for him

    what happened does anyone know
  • I think a Spurs fan won the auction, what happened after that I've no idea.
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  • I follow that guy on twitter and he spends his time going to the big rivalry games around Europe
  • I follow that guy on twitter and he spends his time going to the big rivalry games around Europe

    who the ex-cardiff fan ?
    so he didn't do the spurs thing
  • I follow that guy on twitter and he spends his time going to the big rivalry games around Europe

    who the ex-cardiff fan ?
    so he didn't do the spurs thing
    Yeah. From what he tweets it doesn't seem that way. Often posts pictures of himself at San Siro, Dortmunds ground etc
  • ah ok

    i thought some spurs fan had forked out for him to follow them as much as he could and he clearly knocked them on that ...ruuuuuude
  • ah ok

    i thought some spurs fan had forked out for him to follow them as much as he could and he clearly knocked them on that ...ruuuuuude

    Unless the spurs fan pulled out. You know how tight they are!!
  • good point
  • I took my little boy when he was just 6 weeks old, hes nearly 6 now and has been to 93 matches and has been to 10 different grounds, totally addickted!
  • Brunello said:

    I am sure that is a misconception. All advice from highly qualified people I checked with said there was absolutely no harm done by flying with babies


    Fair enough. To be honest I couldn't care less whether being on a plane is actually harmfull to babies. I am sure they scream like that all day every day, just don't do it in a place where I have no choice but to listen to it just so their parents can get a bit of sun.
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