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[Closed] Would you take a 7 yr old to a premiership football match?

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Family enclosure, a 1st team game, ideally against a weaker team with a big away following. Go early, wander round the ground, go to the gift shop (sorry!), have a pie. Get seats as close to the pitch as you can, pay more if you need to. St James's is an awesome place for a first game as it's always packed and the atmosphere in my experience is awesome.

I went to my first proper game (been watching my dad play non-league since i was born) at a similar age, Villa - West Ham, stood in the Holt End. I remember very little of the game but the smells, the noise, the excitement stay with me, it was magnificent. I don't really follow football anymore but the excitement of that match still occasionally drags me to games.


 
Posted : 13/10/2016 9:08 am
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binners nailed it.

I'm not really into football but my dad is, if he wants to watch a match I'm pretty sure he'd be happy if I took him to see Hartlepool, (my dad loves anything to do with football so watching kids kick a ball round on Sunday would do) BUT, I KNOW he likes Newcastle so I'm happy to give a few hours of my time to see him happy (to phrase another geordie 'because he's worth it').

Now if you want to see you son happy take him to see a game, it's only a few hours of your time and you never know you might actually enjoy some of it. I'm sure at a later point your son will go and spend a few hours with his dad doing something he doesn't particularly enjoy but wants to spend time with his dad.


 
Posted : 13/10/2016 10:53 am
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Newcastle also have the best basketball side in the country, so go for a grand slam of sport.

http://www.newcastle-eagles.com/

Erm, no they don't.

Just like Football, the Champions reside in Leicester


 
Posted : 13/10/2016 3:44 pm
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Ironically someone gave me tickets (adult/child) for Champions league match at Man City but I didn't think he'd be OK with a 7.30pm start.

I'll wait for tickets at Man U


 
Posted : 13/10/2016 5:26 pm
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I hope you took the advice of a cheap mid week cup game!!
[url= http://www.bbc.com/sport/football/37686639 ]Newcastle thrashed 10-man Preston in front of almost 50,000 fans at St James' Park to reach the EFL Cup quarter-finals.[/url]
50,000 and 6-0 in the middle of half term apparently would have been bouncing in there by the end


 
Posted : 26/10/2016 1:31 am
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