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Rudi Hedman Caterham 23 Sep 18 11.43pm
As the title says. Your woman plays football very seriously. She’s been tapped up to play for one of the clubs you really dislike. What now? How do you get through this? It may only be a year or 3, or 4, or more, or she may go onto coach for them. Tracksuits and training gear everywhere, letter headed letters all over the place. Just imagine it. COYP
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Caterham 23 Sep 18 11.43pm

As the title says. Your woman plays football very seriously. She’s been tapped up to play for one of the clubs you really dislike. What now? How do you get through this? It may only be a year or 3, or 4, or more, or she may go onto coach for them. Tracksuits and training gear everywhere, letter headed letters all over the place. Just imagine it.

COYP

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Casual Orpington 24 Sep 18 6.52am
A good mate of mine from Downham, from a staunch millwall family. He was working with the millwall academy until he was offered a better role at West Ham, which he took , he won’t send me a picture of him in his West Ham gear. His wife plays for Palace ladies. So his place is covered in West Ham and Palace gear. He’s doing really well in football circles, but must want to set his washing line alight on a Sunday morning. But to answer your original question, it would all depend on if she had decent tits.
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Orpington 24 Sep 18 6.52am

A good mate of mine from Downham, from a staunch millwall family.
He was working with the millwall academy until he was offered a better role at West Ham, which he took , he won’t send me a picture of him in his West Ham gear. His wife plays for Palace ladies.
So his place is covered in West Ham and Palace gear.
He’s doing really well in football circles, but must want to set his washing line alight on a Sunday morning.

But to answer your original question, it would all depend on if she had decent tits.

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Midlands Eagle 24 Sep 18 9.01am
Originally posted by Rudi Hedman What now? How do you get through this? How do you get through this? Blimey it's only a game. One of my sons supports Brighton, another Spurs and a third Manchester City and I couldn't care less whether they followed my lead or made their own choice.
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Originally posted by Rudi Hedman

What now? How do you get through this?

How do you get through this? Blimey it's only a game.

One of my sons supports Brighton, another Spurs and a third Manchester City and I couldn't care less whether they followed my lead or made their own choice.

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Rudi Hedman Caterham 24 Sep 18 9.18am
Originally posted by Midlands Eagle How do you get through this? Blimey it's only a game. One of my sons supports Brighton, another Spurs and a third Manchester City and I couldn't care less whether they followed my lead or made their own choice. When I started this thread I knew you’d make this your point. Thinking of you! Actually no wonder you have no rivalry with Brighton with your son wearing their shirt around you. Spurs, Man City, so what? Brighton? There are limits. Does he support anyone else or anyone else next week or season? COYP
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Caterham 24 Sep 18 9.18am

Originally posted by Midlands Eagle

How do you get through this? Blimey it's only a game.

One of my sons supports Brighton, another Spurs and a third Manchester City and I couldn't care less whether they followed my lead or made their own choice.

When I started this thread I knew you’d make this your point. Thinking of you!

Actually no wonder you have no rivalry with Brighton with your son wearing their shirt around you. Spurs, Man City, so what? Brighton? There are limits. Does he support anyone else or anyone else next week or season?

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Midlands Eagle 24 Sep 18 11.08am
Originally posted by Rudi Hedman Actually no wonder you have no rivalry with Brighton with your son wearing their shirt around you. Spurs, Man City, so what? Brighton? There are limits. Does he support anyone else or anyone else next week or season? Hardly around me as all three live a couple of hundred miles away. We living in Haywards Heath when my Brighton supporting son became aware of football and Brighton were the closest club. That was 35 years ago and he has never changed his club since the. My Spurs supporting son not only now lives in the North East but actually works at St James Park where supporting any team other than the Toon is frowned upon. When my eldest son was at school they had to write to sports cubs as part of an exercise and he wrote to several local clubs and none of them bothered to reply. I can't remember who they were or more importantly if Palace were one of the clubs that didn't reply but he eventually wrote to Manchester City who did respond so he has supported them ever since and that was well before the glory days. Incidentally my late father was a Charlton supporter who was disappointed that I didn't follow the family tradition
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24 Sep 18 11.08am

Originally posted by Rudi Hedman

Hardly around me as all three live a couple of hundred miles away. We living in Haywards Heath when my Brighton supporting son became aware of football and Brighton were the closest club. That was 35 years ago and he has never changed his club since the.

My Spurs supporting son not only now lives in the North East but actually works at St James Park where supporting any team other than the Toon is frowned upon.

When my eldest son was at school they had to write to sports cubs as part of an exercise and he wrote to several local clubs and none of them bothered to reply. I can't remember who they were or more importantly if Palace were one of the clubs that didn't reply but he eventually wrote to Manchester City who did respond so he has supported them ever since and that was well before the glory days.

Incidentally my late father was a Charlton supporter who was disappointed that I didn't follow the family tradition

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Casual Orpington 24 Sep 18 11.17am
Originally posted by Midlands Eagle How do you get through this? Blimey it's only a game. One of my sons supports Brighton, another Spurs and a third Manchester City and I couldn't care less whether they followed my lead or made their own choice. I’d be gutted if any of my kids supported another team. It’s not optional they’ve all been taken Palace at an early age , my youngest went to his first game on Saturday. If they don’t like football that’s fine, but why wouldn’t you encourage them to support your team? You are obviously a proper fan if you can be bothered to moderate a message board. I want as much in common with my kids as possible, my kids would never follow another team, why would they? My mums a Charlton season ticket holder (from abbey wood) my dad was Palace (from Dulwich), so I had a choice. Don’t understand why you don’t care less, but it’s your choice.
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Orpington 24 Sep 18 11.17am

Originally posted by Midlands Eagle

How do you get through this? Blimey it's only a game.

One of my sons supports Brighton, another Spurs and a third Manchester City and I couldn't care less whether they followed my lead or made their own choice.

I’d be gutted if any of my kids supported another team. It’s not optional they’ve all been taken Palace at an early age , my youngest went to his first game on Saturday.
If they don’t like football that’s fine, but why wouldn’t you encourage them to support your team? You are obviously a proper fan if you can be bothered to moderate a message board.
I want as much in common with my kids as possible, my kids would never follow another team, why would they?
My mums a Charlton season ticket holder (from abbey wood) my dad was Palace (from Dulwich), so I had a choice.
Don’t understand why you don’t care less, but it’s your choice.

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Midlands Eagle 24 Sep 18 11.31am
Originally posted by Casual Don’t understand why you don’t care less, but it’s your choice. Letting my children decide for themselves is a family tradition. I would have preferred them to follow Palace but I can hardly insist that they do as I didn't follow my own father's lead and support Charlton like he did
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24 Sep 18 11.31am

Originally posted by Casual

Don’t understand why you don’t care less, but it’s your choice.

Letting my children decide for themselves is a family tradition. I would have preferred them to follow Palace but I can hardly insist that they do as I didn't follow my own father's lead and support Charlton like he did

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Hrolf The Ganger 24 Sep 18 11.54am
Originally posted by Casual I’d be gutted if any of my kids supported another team. It’s not optional they’ve all been taken Palace at an early age , my youngest went to his first game on Saturday. If they don’t like football that’s fine, but why wouldn’t you encourage them to support your team? You are obviously a proper fan if you can be bothered to moderate a message board. I want as much in common with my kids as possible, my kids would never follow another team, why would they? My mums a Charlton season ticket holder (from abbey wood) my dad was Palace (from Dulwich), so I had a choice. Don’t understand why you don’t care less, but it’s your choice. My Kids support Chelsea and Arsenal although they are both adults now. They made their choice as I did and that's fair enough. It does make for good banter and it won't stop me buying my little grandson a mini Palace kit.
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Originally posted by Casual

My Kids support Chelsea and Arsenal although they are both adults now. They made their choice as I did and that's fair enough. It does make for good banter and it won't stop me buying my little grandson a mini Palace kit.

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Casual Orpington 24 Sep 18 3.01pm
Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger My Kids support Chelsea and Arsenal although they are both adults now. They made their choice as I did and that's fair enough. It does make for good banter and it won't stop me buying my little grandson a mini Palace kit. Don’t waste your money. If your kids didn’t follow you to Palace.when they lived with you, youve got no chance with your grand kids.
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Orpington 24 Sep 18 3.01pm

Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger

Don’t waste your money. If your kids didn’t follow you to Palace.when they lived with you, youve got no chance with your grand kids.

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Hrolf The Ganger 24 Sep 18 4.29pm
Originally posted by Casual Don’t waste your money. If your kids didn’t follow you to Palace.when they lived with you, youve got no chance with your grand kids. Yeah, but it makes me feel better. He also might have half a chance of going to a game with me. His dad supports Man U.
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24 Sep 18 4.29pm

Originally posted by Casual

Don’t waste your money. If your kids didn’t follow you to Palace.when they lived with you, youve got no chance with your grand kids.

Yeah, but it makes me feel better. He also might have half a chance of going to a game with me. His dad supports Man U.

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chateauferret 24 Sep 18 10.37pm
Originally posted by Midlands Eagle Incidentally my late father was a Charlton supporter who was disappointed that I didn't follow the family tradition Funnily enough my father is a clown but he's been pretty quiet about football for years now for obvious reasons. He tried to give me banter last season towards the end of the de Boer debacle but one question about plastic pigs and the next thing I knew he was claiming to have defected to Toon. I mean FFS. ============ The Ferret ============
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24 Sep 18 10.37pm

Originally posted by Midlands Eagle

Incidentally my late father was a Charlton supporter who was disappointed that I didn't follow the family tradition

Funnily enough my father is a clown but he's been pretty quiet about football for years now for obvious reasons. He tried to give me banter last season towards the end of the de Boer debacle but one question about plastic pigs and the next thing I knew he was claiming to have defected to Toon. I mean FFS.

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Lyons550 Shirley 26 Sep 18 4.17pm
Originally posted by Casual A good mate of mine from Downham, from a staunch millwall family. He was working with the millwall academy until he was offered a better role at West Ham, which he took , he won’t send me a picture of him in his West Ham gear. His wife plays for Palace ladies. So his place is covered in West Ham and Palace gear. He’s doing really well in football circles, but must want to set his washing line alight on a Sunday morning. But to answer your original question, it would all depend on if she had decent tits. We've got Danny Hockton (former Millwall striker) playing for us on a Saturday...problem is we play in the Palace Sash, as the Manager is best friends with SP....I tell ya, his face when he walked into the changing room and had to put the kit on was a f***ing picture! lol The Voice of Reason In An Otherwise Mediocre World
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Shirley 26 Sep 18 4.17pm

Originally posted by Casual

But to answer your original question, it would all depend on if she had decent tits.

We've got Danny Hockton (former Millwall striker) playing for us on a Saturday...problem is we play in the Palace Sash, as the Manager is best friends with SP....I tell ya, his face when he walked into the changing room and had to put the kit on was a f***ing picture! lol

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