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  • Rumbold
    Apprentice
    • Jun 2012
    • 22

    #1

    Took my boy to his First match on Sunday

    As the Thread says, took my 6 year old to his first game on Sunday, Having moved to Cambridgeshire for work this has been the first opportunity for the whole day trip... I'll admit being worried leading up to the match that I could be making a mistake and he could be witness to a complete drubbing (lets be honest few of us would have been surprised), and come away singing "you'll never walk alone".
    After the final whistle he turned to me and said "Oh well dad, we played well didn't we? And at least we scored 2 goals, they were very lucky" a mind-set that will serve him perfectly as a QPR fan, taking positives out of disappointment, and realising it's not always about winning. He was singing Rangers songs all the way home in the car due to the atmosphere, passion and effort displayed by the team. If we play like that for the rest of the season we will start to pick up points and at least "have a good go" at staying up. My boy is now officially a QPR fan... and not only because Daddy is (not easy when they're not your local club, and the pressure of the playground) which made it a surprisingly good day all things considered.
  • Jimmy Floyd Rabbit
    Gold Seat
    • Sep 2012
    • 8957

    #2
    Great to hear mate good on you although you should be reported for child cruelty for bringing him in the first place.

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    • Kevin Mcleod
      Referee
      • Aug 2013
      • 17322

      #3
      Well done. Thats his life ruined. A life full of disappointment awaits. You had one job! Ha ha.

      Seriously though, excellent stuff, what a game for his first.

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      • californiahoop
        Silver Seat
        • Mar 2009
        • 4932

        #4
        Took my 5 yr old twins and cousins( Brentford) to there first game at wembley in May, great day, we won, my Brentford nephew changed to Rangers and my kids where signing Rangers songs all day.

        Last week my boy said "dad I will support Rangers until I am 18 they I will change to Chelsea" just out of the blue, all his friends are chelsea in school, it's a long ongoing job keeping them away from the darkside.
        Kept the faith!

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        • jmelanie
          Gold Seat
          • Aug 2011
          • 7525

          #5
          I saw this on twitter today
          Amit Bhatia‏@Amit_Bhatia99·21 hrs21 hours ago
          My little man can't understand what happened today. And I'm not doing a great job at explaining it! Any suggestions welcome..

          ADB‏@qprallan·21 hrs21 hours ago
          @Amit_Bhatia99 Tell him we won but didn't get the points !

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          • 72bus
            Gold Seat
            • Mar 2011
            • 9507

            #6
            2 sons and a stepson all QPR its been a struggle at times , but i kept drumming it into them about supporting chelsea is what sheep do to fit in and be accepted and not to be singled out or noticed . so in turn they won't be ridiculed and how its safe to stay in the masses, but u have to have a bit more about u to support QPR because we are often going to have our backs against the wall but we stand up straight and proud and and take no bowlocks from anyone and u will grow into a stronger human being because u will learn how to stand up for yourself from a young age

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            • Nick
              Gold Seat
              • Oct 2013
              • 5593

              #7
              Originally posted by 72bus
              2 sons and a stepson all QPR its been a struggle at times , but i kept drumming it into them about supporting chelsea is what sheep do to fit in and be accepted and not to be singled out or noticed . so in turn they won't be ridiculed and how its safe to stay in the masses, but u have to have a bit more about u to support QPR because we are often going to have our backs against the wall but we stand up straight and proud and and take no bowlocks from anyone and u will grow into a stronger human being because u will learn how to stand up for yourself from a young age
              Post of the year, bl00dy beautiful!!!!

              SIR LESLIE FERDINAND!!

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              • march56
                Silver Seat
                • Jan 2011
                • 1275

                #8
                Originally posted by 72bus
                2 sons and a stepson all QPR its been a struggle at times , but i kept drumming it into them about supporting chelsea is what sheep do to fit in and be accepted and not to be singled out or noticed . so in turn they won't be ridiculed and how its safe to stay in the masses, but u have to have a bit more about u to support QPR because we are often going to have our backs against the wall but we stand up straight and proud and and take no bowlocks from anyone and u will grow into a stronger human being because u will learn how to stand up for yourself from a young age
                spot on 72bus

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                • 72bus
                  Gold Seat
                  • Mar 2011
                  • 9507

                  #9
                  one team one dream

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                  • Jimmy Floyd Rabbit
                    Gold Seat
                    • Sep 2012
                    • 8957

                    #10
                    Originally posted by 72bus
                    2 sons and a stepson all QPR its been a struggle at times , but i kept drumming it into them about supporting chelsea is what sheep do to fit in and be accepted and not to be singled out or noticed . so in turn they won't be ridiculed and how its safe to stay in the masses, but u have to have a bit more about u to support QPR because we are often going to have our backs against the wall but we stand up straight and proud and and take no bowlocks from anyone and u will grow into a stronger human being because u will learn how to stand up for yourself from a young age
                    I think I'm gonna cry.

                    Beautiful.

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                    • Abseits
                      Gold Seat
                      • Aug 2014
                      • 5024

                      #11
                      Originally posted by 72bus
                      2 sons and a stepson all QPR its been a struggle at times , but i kept drumming it into them about supporting chelsea is what sheep do to fit in and be accepted and not to be singled out or noticed . so in turn they won't be ridiculed and how its safe to stay in the masses, but u have to have a bit more about u to support QPR because we are often going to have our backs against the wall but we stand up straight and proud and and take no bowlocks from anyone and u will grow into a stronger human being because u will learn how to stand up for yourself from a young age
                      Club should get Brian Blessed or Tom Baker to record the above, play the tune to "Jersusalem" with it and broadcast it at full blast before every game.

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                      • bushcelt1
                        CCG
                        • Sep 2009
                        • 11070

                        #12
                        Lovely '72...
                        PRIDE OF LONDON.

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                        • bushcelt1
                          CCG
                          • Sep 2009
                          • 11070

                          #13
                          Originally posted by Rumbold
                          As the Thread says, took my 6 year old to his first game on Sunday, Having moved to Cambridgeshire for work this has been the first opportunity for the whole day trip... I'll admit being worried leading up to the match that I could be making a mistake and he could be witness to a complete drubbing (lets be honest few of us would have been surprised), and come away singing "you'll never walk alone".
                          After the final whistle he turned to me and said "Oh well dad, we played well didn't we? And at least we scored 2 goals, they were very lucky" a mind-set that will serve him perfectly as a QPR fan, taking positives out of disappointment, and realising it's not always about winning. He was singing Rangers songs all the way home in the car due to the atmosphere, passion and effort displayed by the team. If we play like that for the rest of the season we will start to pick up points and at least "have a good go" at staying up. My boy is now officially a QPR fan... and not only because Daddy is (not easy when they're not your local club, and the pressure of the playground) which made it a surprisingly good day all things considered.
                          Fair play to ya...great game to keep his interest.
                          PRIDE OF LONDON.

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                          • Rumbold
                            Apprentice
                            • Jun 2012
                            • 22

                            #14
                            Originally posted by 72bus
                            2 sons and a stepson all QPR its been a struggle at times , but i kept drumming it into them about supporting chelsea is what sheep do to fit in and be accepted and not to be singled out or noticed . so in turn they won't be ridiculed and how its safe to stay in the masses, but u have to have a bit more about u to support QPR because we are often going to have our backs against the wall but we stand up straight and proud and and take no bowlocks from anyone and u will grow into a stronger human being because u will learn how to stand up for yourself from a young age
                            This should be printed on all Junior Hoops membership packs!!!! Great stuff

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                            • lymehoop
                              Gold Seat
                              • Mar 2009
                              • 7380

                              #15
                              up there with Churchills 'we will never surrender' speech
                              I must away now, I can no longer tarry
                              This morning's tempest I have to cross
                              I must be guided without a stumble
                              Into the arms I love the most

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