Probably right, with their prawn sandwhiches at half time.

most take padded seat covers with them too.

And they're 38th minute journey downstairs for there coffee's.

dont forget the"we fought a world war for you ungrateful lot"as well!

the grumpy old people do think they can do and say what they please and they call teenagers! the younger generation are more easy going especially when it comes to young children!,my grandad would never say anything like that to anyone and he sits in the north stand mind you he is in his 80's but he isnt grumpy!

Miserable fans? it was bouncing where i was

Reading all that suggests that all the grumpy OAPs watch Warrington, why don't you use the occasional "some" or "one or two".
The two who rebuked the young lady are totally out of order but don't tar everyone with the same brush.

was you in the south stand or with the grumpy old bar stewards in the north!

Some nice sterotypes there when the young people get older do they stop liking young children all of a sudden?

You will always get people in all generations who aren't as keen on young children for whatever reason nothing to do with there age!

South

I don't think many of them think they have more rights than anyone else, plus tey have probably paid for many years before you were even born by the tone of your letter. It's a sad fact that as we age we deteriate. They may have great difficulty to stand for long periods. Does that mean they shouldn't be able to attend the match? has it not entered your head that they would probably wish they could jump up and bounce about during the match??

Ive got two young kids well 1 & 2 I wouldnt take them to the match for one there too young to understand whats going on 2nd I wouldnt be able to watch the game without being mithered or checking on them.. And if the missis couldnt look after them I wouldnt go its not worth it!!

And John has a point older people cant stand up & down like us young ones
I'm murder for jumping up but always apologize to the peeps behind