i live near the sheffield lane top.

Concord Golf Club? x

At home? Then everyone else doesn't have to be annoyed by your screaming kids!

got the same problem, im watching the match at my moms so she will watch my son while i watch the match. mothers are great!!!!!
you could always tape it and watch it when kids are in bed or some pubs are letting kids in the pubs while matches on

Concord Golf Club? x
i was going to go to concord but they kick kids out at 6 i've been told

i was going to go to concord but they kick kids out at 6 i've been told

I ant been in for ages but last time i was in it was 9pm x

What's wrong with watching it at home?

The only places that tend to screen it are pubs, hardly suitable places to take children to.

At home? Then everyone else doesn't have to be annoyed by your screaming kids!

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Not all kids are screaming brats, just cos a few are don't tar them all with the same fuffing brush :rant:

:loopy: :rant: :loopy:

Not all kids are screaming brats, just cos a few are don't tar them all with the same fuffing brush :rant:

Yes they are, or there's something up with them.

Pubs are for adults. Not kids.

Yes they are, or there's something up with them.

Pubs are for adults. Not kids.


i agree

sorry but i do

I still say people who bitch and whine about kids in Pubs are :loopy:

I still say people who bitch and whine about kids in Pubs are :loopy:
Funny, thats what most people say about people who take kids into pubs.

I have a young child, and I love to watch the football. Me and my partner watch the matches at home, sometimes inviting friends round to watch with us, and we include my son, and the friends' kids. We like to involve them in what we're doing, and they now love it like we do.
I have no problem watching the match AND my son at the same time in the comfort of my own home.

Funny, thats what most people say about people who take kids into pubs.

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FFS if you don't want kids around you in teh Pub, don't blloody HAVE kids in the pidgin' first place! :rant:

:rant:

FFS if you don't want kids around you in teh Pub, don't blloody HAVE kids in the pidgin' first place! :rant:


well, while I wouldn't have put it quite like that - I have to say 'well said!' I totally agree

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FFS if you don't want kids around you in teh Pub, don't blloody HAVE kids in the pidgin' first place! :rant:

I don't have kids... now please no more kids in any pub I ever go for a drink in please.

Well i watched it in the house and my 18 month old moaned all the way through wanting to play. With them being 0-0 for 80 minutes combined with her whinging, it was welcome to snappy daddy time :D

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FFS if you don't want kids around you in teh Pub, don't blloody HAVE kids in the pidgin' first place! :rant:
I dont quite see what you're ranting at. I dont have kids, and I dont want kids around me in the pub, as pubs are for adults, not kids.

Why dont you rant some more - its obviously working for you:roll:

Well i watched it in the house and my 18 month old moaned all the way through wanting to play. With them being 0-0 for 80 minutes combined with her whinging, it was welcome to snappy daddy time :D

My son's only 15mths old, and he loved it...he put his hands up when they scored, and went 'ooh' when they nearly did. We had a good playing session at half time, and then went back to watching the match.

My son's only 15mths old, and he loved it...he put his hands up when they scored, and went 'ooh' when they nearly did. We had a good playing session at half time, and then went back to watching the match.
Well you enjoy it :D I'll look forawrd to the Tuesday game when she'll be in bed :clap: Football and lager in peace :banana:

I didn't mind her wanting to play, she wanted to play outside which was the problem.

I dont quite see what you're ranting at.

Nor do I TBH (though he does seem to do it quite often:D).


I dont have kids

We do, and agree with:

pubs are for adults, not kids.

:loopy: :rant: :loopy:

Not all kids are screaming brats, just cos a few are don't tar them all with the same fuffing brush :rant:

Rich, kids run around, screaming, generally annoying people. It's their jobs.

As others have said - pubs are for adults.

Now I really wouldn't feel right without putting a few smilies at the end, so I'll go for...

this :loopy:, this :loopy:, this :rant: and this one again :loopy:

In fact, I quite like that green one, so here's a couple more for you: :loopy: :loopy:

..and what exactly is a 'fuffing brush' - how does one fuff, and why is a brush needed?

You can take your kids down to the hillsborough arena,they put up a big screen and you can sit and watch the match with your kids.

I get really fed up with the "pubs are for adults" brigade. Ther'es room for both - pubs for adults only, and family pubs where kids can go. I've had kids and now have grandchildren. Sometimes I want a quiet drink with my partner, sometimes I want to go for a meal and take the grandkids. If you don't want kids around you in pubs, go to where you can't take them - they're in the majority.

I also get fed up with some forummers berating people who ask a simple question. The original poster asked where they could watch the football and take the kids. Either answer the question in a friendly manner or don't bother posting.