Doesn't mean you're not wrong under your classification

I am just WRONG on so many levels

They are not mutually exclusive though.

Balls to families we should target blokes who want to escape them.
Beer, sport and naked ladies.

I know. Hence saying the efforts should be redirected and whatever time/resources they wasted on this idea should have gone elsewhere. Even if it was just a poster in the Cabbage Patch it would have probably had more positive impact than this will do.

You are a bigger tool than I thought and one day when you need to balance family life and your passion / hobby you will realise life's not all student unions and sponging.

retirethename is spot on - I try to manage two young children (all of us season ticket holders) at the game and their interest levels are limited at the moment but its all about routine and enjoying the overall experience for them - as I want them to become the fans of the future. The worst case scenario 'Dad, I really dont want to go to the rugby today (anymore)' - then I won't as they come first.

After the Wigan game I was a gnats cock away from giving up on the club as the whole match day expereince was cr*p. I suggested to the club they need to be much more child friendly and I am talking under 10s and yes, some sort of facility would help matters.

Mmmmm....Judging by your posts thus far today, I take it gardening leave is going well


Like your style though.

As for the "creche" comments from Listy. I see that the bouncy castle seems to have taken up reseidence in the "players" bar at the far end of the East Stand. This, IMO is to be applauded as it enables parents to enjoy the game and/or a chat with friends after the game. This should be mentioned in newsletters and marketing activity as a service that is available......but in no way made a Unique Selling Point.

Thats a shame.

So, to conclude, parents won't bother going to matches anymore if their children don't like it.

And if you possibly disagree with this and believe that there are indeed many supporters who have kids but still go to the match and enjoy it, you are labelled a tool because you are not a parent yourself.

Right.

Fook me mate are you being deliberately obtuse? I can forgive Gutters being a plank as he's old and set in his ways, but since youre acolytes started agreeing with you it's gone to your head [or lack of booze at the Student Uni now term time has finished

YES simply put, the sprogs will always come first.

No i'm not being obtuse at all. So you are telling me that NONE of our supporters who go to the match have kids at home?

Given your own thread elsewhere about balding fat blokes being our fan base, work it out for yourself.