I have a 3 year old that will watch any sport that is on.
He sits at Rovers good as gold as he is so intent. I do wish he would stop trying to tackle anyone and anything that moves however.
When I say anyone I mean it, His 2 year old sister, His over 60 year old granny and grandad, All his cousins (Who are all older), His school friends etc.

Bloody hell tell rovers to sign him before hull do

At a family party a while back he tackled his then 4 year old cousin when he was running across the dance floor and my then 2 year old launched himself at him. He left the said 4 year old in a crying heap on the floor.
I told him off only for my brother (The father of the 4 year old) asking me to stop as it's not his fault that his older cousin is being wet.

Lovely.

I think half-time mini rugby games are one of the most heart warming sights in RL. You going to take him down to a club when he is old enough?

Tell him to stop. You're in charge, not him.

Outrageous behaviour. Nowt worse than children out of control in pubs and on dancefloors, while people with no kids sit with fixed grins because 'children these days' must be allowed to 'express themselves'. PC crap.

Scourge of society. Teach them boundaries. They'll love you for it in later life.

Which was why I was ripping a strip off him. Or did you miss the bit about me telling him off?
Geez.

Just so you are aware I am one of 4 and none of us have ever been in any bother and yet I'm being told over and over again by my mother and siblings that I am to hard on my kids.
So I don't need advice on controlling my kids Thankyou very much.

well said

No responce, witty come back or apology then?
Perhaps I was correct and you were so quick to get your usual dig in that you did miss what I had actually said?

I always got the impression you were into that PC Crap, or is that only the bits you agree with?

f1 is quality MR agree about the practice tho unless your watching the grand prix live for the weekend .
i was a big fan of kabbadi back in the trans world sports days

Ahh I loved Kabbadi, sponsored by Tilda rice.

Mild Rover will concur, as will I

Great sport, particularly if played after eight pints of Kingfisher and a lamb bhuna.

We played it down Victor Street a couple of times but never really caught on


I introduced some people on holliday to it thanks to u tube

Talking to yourself, Darth?

You knew exactly who I was talking too.
Still no answer either it seems.

Words that belong together...

'Positively' and 'balmy'

'Flotsam' and 'jetsam'

Arse and

Ah, they didn't work. Obviously.

Same here, a few of us at school always watched and we even had enough to have a game in the playground.

Sandra and wine.

Sandra and fags.

Eh? You told me you didn't want my advice:




That's why, after quoting yourself, I concluded you were asking yourself for a witty response. Bit much to ask, I thought.

'Dewey' and 'grass'. (Not lawn.)