Kids For A Quid

[Guest MrT]

Personally I would pay an extra £10 to avoid annoying kids. Can't their parents teach them how to behave at football i.e. Pay attention to the game and swear/insult at the opposition. I don't mind screaming and yelling during a game by anyone so long as its football related and not random b*llocks.

N.B. For the parents. If they don't want to be at the game don't take them even if its only £1.

[Guest eggdaps]

Personally I would pay an extra £10 to avoid annoying kids. Can't their parents teach them how to behave at football i.e. Pay attention to the game and swear/insult at the opposition. I don't mind screaming and yelling during a game by anyone so long as its football related and not random b*llocks.

N.B. For the parents. If they don't want to be at the game don't take them even if its only £1.

What a snob you are.

[Guest Argyle_Til_I_Die]

It gets on my tits down here. Espescially when theyre (I tried to say a naughty word)in about on thier mobiles and stuff. Fair enough its extra money for the club but it puts me of the game hearing kids playing with ringtones and stuff

[Riaz]

It annoys me too, but where are our fans of the future going to come? They'll probabaly grow out of it - I did.

We should encourage parents to take their kids!

[CiderJar]

I voted no to this because kids tend to speak a lot more sense than some of the "adults" that have sat behind me at Ashton Gate. :Rage:

[Guest Bow_Legged_Chicken]

Yes, as said its not about raising money, its about getting fans down her regulary and setting up a furture fan base.

However buy and adults ticket and get a kids ticket for the seat next to the adults free, then that would be a diamond of an idea.

Also would like to agree with the comment, some kids talk more sense than some of the adults.

[chalky]

However buy and adults ticket and get a kids ticket for the seat next to the adults free, then that would be a diamond of an idea.

Suggest that to Colin Tommy.