My old man, said "be a City fan" But did he?

Originally Posted by wiganste

I'm taking my youngest to his first game on Saturday. He's very excited.

How old is he, scholes jnr has been to 4 games now, would go every week if he could

My dad's a Red and so are all my family. To summerise if you were to cut me, would I not bleed red?

Originally Posted by ScholesScoresGoals2

How old is he, scholes jnr has been to 4 games now, would go every week if he could

4

Originally Posted by wiganste

4

Same age as scholes jnrs first game, I'll never forget taking him up the stairs to our seat and he was shaking with excitement, a moment I'll always remember

Originally Posted by carlosartorial

I've still got my ST sat next to my Dad.

same here - think the only time that will change is when he's too old to go and i have a junior red to take (so not for a while yet on both accounts)

Originally Posted by Wum Tastic

Me to, plus he still gets the pints in before the game

tight bastard! i'm currently paying my dad back for all the times he's taken me and bought my beer! he gets to my place on a midweek game, gets fed and watered, and then his beer bought for him in the pub. he might tell a different story about the beer being bought for him but nothing beats going the game with your old man

my dad and all of my family are reds, apart from one bitter cousin.

My Dad and all his family are reds. I sometimes find it weird when I hear about a red who's Dad was a blue/supported someone else. My Dad got me into it all just like it is with a lot of families.

Originally Posted by Sloane

wheres the my dad was a shit red a shit man and a shit dad and i found my love and dedication to united through myself, option?

This isn't Jeremy Kyle mate.

Originally Posted by MUFC One Love

My Dad and all his family are reds. I sometimes find it weird when I hear about a red who's Dad was a blue/supported someone else. My Dad got me into it all just like it is with a lot of families.

can you imagine how gutted you'd be if your son supported anyone other than united? if my son ends up supporting city or liverpool, he can £#%&! off and find somewhere else to live. and you can print that.

Originally Posted by Jack Duckworth

can you imagine how gutted you'd be if your son supported anyone other than united? if my son ends up supporting city or liverpool, he can £#%&! off and find somewhere else to live. and you can print that.

I know, that's something I always think. When I have kids, especially if it's a lad and he supports someone else I will be genuinely £#%&!ing gutted.

Dad's a red. Mam and brother are bitters.

All my family are blues. My dad signd me up as a "Junior Blue" and got me a season ticket at Maine Road when I was a young kid. I didn't get on with my brother who was a blue and I preferred tomato sauce to brown sauce so I decided to become a United fan. I used to get dragged to games and cheer for the opposition. Naturally my dad didn't renew my season ticket.

Originally Posted by MUFC One Love

This isn't Jeremy Kyle mate.

obviously not im not stupid

i just copied and pasted from my email to dear deidre

Originally Posted by toseeunited

tight bastard! i'm currently paying my dad back for all the times he's taken me and bought my beer! he gets to my place on a midweek game, gets fed and watered, and then his beer bought for him in the pub. he might tell a different story about the beer being bought for him but nothing beats going the game with your old man

I get dinner bought for me on mid-week games aswell Though it came as a bit of shock a few years ago when i had to start paying for my own season ticket!

my dad was a season ticket holder at city

we moved from hulme to the garden city when i was 4

all the lads on my road were united, threatened to batter me if i supported city

as i am a coward, the rest is history

my 3 lads are reds

Originally Posted by toseeunited

Curious about this one, it's only a song, but sparked from Mr Ed's thread - how many of us support a different team to our Fathers?

Dad's a red Salford born and bread, therefore I'm a red.

Story's please...

snap.

My Dads the youngest of 10 Brothers and 2 sisters. All are Reds except Uncle #@&%!head[Alan] Who says he's a Liverpool Fan just to piss off the rest.
My Mums Dad was Polish and came over hear to fight for the British army during the war. He watched us when we were at home and when we were away, if Bolton had a game at home he would go and watch them.
He gave my uncle Paul the option of who he wanted to support so he became a Red and they £#%&!ed Bolton off.
I still have my S.T at the game with my Dad, Uncle Paul and Corrigan.

Originally Posted by Sloane

obviously not im not stupid

i just copied and pasted from my email to dear deidre

Dad's Irish, came here in the 60's, the reason he picked Manchester was United.

luckily, I didn't have a choice.