Unofficial Halesowen Town FC Forum

watsisnerm wrote:

Steve Glass wrote: last night the `language` was a bit blue, to say the least...remember there`s children in ear-shot!

Whilst I agree that kids should not be exposed to foul language, I take issue with the three sets of parents who each had a small child, no older than 2 years, in a pushchair. These kids were obviously tired and were crying constantly throughout the second half. They should have been in bed!
My concern is not particularly for the children, it's for ME - I go to a match, and the pub beforehand, to enjoy myself, not to have to listen to screaming kids !

Yours faithfully

King Herod's biggest fan!

So it's ok if they come to Saturday afternoon games, tired or not?

Don't stand by me on Saturdays................

With tongue firmly planted in cheek may I quote the great W. C. Fields:
"Any man who hates kids and dogs can' t be all bad!"

Bring a dummy with you next time Lutters (I don't mean the chap you stand with)

Better still bring the little fekkers a pint of Batham's - that will shut them up!

My mate,"Big Mick," might be somewhat miffed at your reference to him. As for the Batham's - it usually makes me louder than usual, so not a good idea, although I'm sure it was well intentioned!

lutleyyeltz wrote:My mate,"Big Mick," might be somewhat miffed at your reference to him.

I think you may have misinterpreted my post Lutters.

Anyhow should "children be seen and not heard"?

I will try and keep quiet at the next game.

gingeryeltz wrote:

lutleyyeltz wrote:My mate,"Big Mick," might be somewhat miffed at your reference to him.

I think you may have misinterpreted my post Lutters.

Not at all, old chap - I know you meant it in jest!