If they ring back I will post what they say.

They rang back to say that it is OK to take pushchairs in that fold.
You would then just have to check where to put it with a steward.
Whether you could take it to your seat or to a wheelchair bay or the steward's room.

you do talk some rubbish

What are you fooking talking about ninkenpoop?
I was trying to be helpful.
And if your username is anything to go by.....you should fooking talk!!!

Calm Down Dear, It`s only a Forum.

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Ta DF.............but you do talk some rubbish.

On a similar topic, I have a 13 year old Golden Retriever who happens to spend more hours in a year with me compared to the wife God bless her Would it be possible for me to bring Sam to the games at home. He comes with me everywhere locally to Football, Rugby, etc and never a problem. Just wondered what the Health and Safety peaple at the Keepmoat would say.

Am I the only one who finds this thread incredible (polite)?

Many thanks. I did try both stadium and club prior but had no answer so was just looking for feedback. Cheers to those that have helped. Not sure this was such an incredible thread just a fan wanting advice after all if we don't bring family who will be next generation. See ya sunday.

I think you may have taken my 'incredible' comment out of context.

The question was absolutely fine. It was the fact that we had two supporters almost coming to blows in their attempts to help which I was referring to.

If you have ended up with a positive answer then thats great. Hope you enjoy the game on Sunday.

Nobody was coming to blows.
Somebody was however coming something else.......
Which I took exception to.

You have chosen to ignore the word almost in my post.

Now behave!