Just wondering if anyone takes children who are 1 or under?? i am thinking of taking my son who is one but i am unsure

Why???

Why bother is what I meant??


1 is a little young to appreciate any of it.....

well i was just thinking about it lol...thought i would ask in case anyone actually does

My friend took her 3 year old last summer, he got very upset/scared by the noise. Also it can get a bit cold when you are just sat there. Your choice though..all welcome young & old

i was thinking of baby ear muffs lol...i think i will wait till he is a bit older

get him togged out in one of them fc baby romper outfits ,and his name on the score board ,new fc supporter ,that would be great get em in young i say

I take both my kids, one being 1 and the other 3. I have no problems with them as they spend most of the game watching airlie bird. Saying that i have no one who could look after them so both have been to all the games since being born so are use to it and now look forward to every home game.

Hardest thing when taking young ones is keeping them amused, at the last home game there was a young one in the South stand who was screaming a lot and i think it spoilt the parents enjoyment of the game (didn;t bother me one bit in case any of you tough i was having a moan)

my son is now 3 and has been goin for the last 2 years his first game was warrington at home when we hammered them. The noise was a prob at first but he just loves airlie bird and knows all the words to old faithful. It was his first away game at bradford and loved every minute of the trip. He does not come to every game but he loves it when he does.give you lie a try just be prepared to be up and down keepin him happy.

my son is now 3 and has been goin for the last 2 years his first game was warrington at home when we hammered them. The noise was a prob at first but he just loves airlie bird and knows all the words to old faithful. It was his first away game at bradford and loved every minute of the trip. He does not come to every game but he loves it when he does.give you lie a try just be prepared to be up and down keepin him happy.

my son attended his first game at 23 days old, back in the old Boulevard days ( against classy Cas ,coincindetaly). Had him in a papouse inside my duffle coat, which kept us both nice and warm.............

Just started taking my lad who is 3, he didn't like the fireworks at the wigan match. He has his moments, he tends to get bored for 10 mins in each half but i just shut him up with some sweets! but he absolutely loves it especially the fact that it's on a night when the floodlights are on. He loves the way the players "crash" into each other and always likes to see a high bomb! i think he likes the warm up more for this reason.

Nothing wrong with a little one going to the game ..My first game was in 1941 ..my mother took me has a baby in arms my father was away in the war everybody took turns in holding me ..my mother told me many stories ..One was one supporter got that excited he throw me up in the air ..he never got to hold me again you are never to young to be a Hull F C fan ..let the young en get the Hull bug in they blood .."I love it"come and sit in the South Stand we will nurse the the "little un "Just might learn some new words