One for the older Lads and Lasses

by Dagenham Rover Tue 24 Nov - 8:11:45

nicked from an article on Radio Sheffield

If you could write a letter from the future to you as a teenager what advice would you give to yourself?

by **NIGHTMARE** Tue 24 Nov - 8:18:42

Don't marry that Louise she's a wrong un
every time you get tickets for football match's she'll act like you have raped her mum and killed her dad

by Dagenham Rover Tue 24 Nov - 8:20:09

NIGHTMARE wrote:Don't marry that Louise she's a wrong un
every time you get tickets for football match's she'll act like you have raped her mum and killed her dad

by **hoolahoop** Tue 24 Nov - 9:00:32

Dagenham Rover wrote:

Make sure you set up seperate bank accounts from the start then your footy expenditure won't come under constant scrutiny.
Ensure that that little beauty of a daughter doesn't manipulate and argue with you constantly, teach her respect for elders from the start.

by **NIGHTMARE** Tue 24 Nov - 9:18:29

hoolahoop wrote:

Make sure you set up seperate bank accounts from the start then your footy expenditure won't come under constant scrutiny.
Ensure that that little beauty of a daughter doesn't manipulate and argue with you constantly, teach her respect for elders from the start.

We don't have joint back accounts but she still goes mental every time i come home with tickets

i get it in the neck 3 times per game first when the train tickets arrive on the door mat, then when i bring the match tickets home, then again when i set off on the morning of the game,

by **yorkie64red** Wed 25 Nov - 11:24:52

NIGHTMARE wrote:

We don't have joint back accounts but she still goes mental every time i come home with tickets

i get it in the neck 3 times per game first when the train tickets arrive on the door mat, then when i bring the match tickets home, then again when i set off on the morning of the game,

I suppose i am lucky, Vikki loves the game as much as me , so don't have any problems whatsoever.. One for the older Lads and Lasses Icon_biggrin

by **Terrier2009** Wed 25 Nov - 20:37:44

I have to say I know I'm only a young one but I don't object to my boyfriend going to the football. It means I get an afternoon to do what I like lol. And at the same time I know if I want to go with him I can and will. I like doing things he doesn't so if he wants to go to away matches for football he can go and I'll enjoy the peace and quiet while he's away. cheers

by **hoolahoop** Wed 25 Nov - 22:54:27

NIGHTMARE wrote:

We don't have joint back accounts but she still goes mental every time i come home with tickets

i get it in the neck 3 times per game first when the train tickets arrive on the door mat, then when i bring the match tickets home, then again when i set off on the morning of the game,

Only 3 times I get constant nagging not because I'm going so much but because of the exhorbitant prices of the tickets. Si it's not the principle so much as the money! Sad

by Dan_the_Owl Thu 26 Nov - 10:50:00

I'm only 25, and I'm quite envious of teenage Dan now, but I'd probably have encouraged him to have a bit more common sense. Plus, if he'd finished uni instead of travelling, he'd probably have a better job by now. Crying or Very sad