Ccfc superstore (1 Viewer)
- Thread starter Nick
- Start date
sky blue zam
Member
opens at 5 with season ticket holders only from 5 till 6 and everyone else from 6
italiahorse
Well-Known Member
Chinny_Hill
New Member
Opening on Thursday with an open evening with loads of players and the manager, should be good for the kids to see their heroes.
Store is in easy to get to location also with plenty of parking
........The kids to see their heroes. Astounding
torchomatic
Well-Known Member
I'm taking my seven-year-old. They are his heroes. I remember feeling the same about players when I was his age.
Astute
Well-Known Member
Will be empty until 6 then.
Nick
Administrator
So the kids don't see the players as heroes? I know I did.
diggerdaley
New Member
Do any kids still support City ? round here they don't.:blue:
torchomatic
Well-Known Member
torchomatic
Well-Known Member
torchomatic
Well-Known Member
lewys33
Well-Known Member
There are plenty of reasons for the above. Football is a lot more expensive these days is 1 reason.
Last edited:
christonabike
Well-Known Member
Non season ticket holders after 7? Might take the little one and have a look. Just a shame its mostly over priced shyte tho!
oscillatewildly
Well-Known Member
So where is it Nick? I know nothing about this.Opening on Thursday with an open evening with loads of players and the manager, should be good for the kids to see their heroes.
Store is in easy to get to location also with plenty of parking
covcity4life
Well-Known Member
might go along
fernandopartridge
Well-Known Member
Handy for SP as Matalan is nearby for a new suit
italiahorse
Well-Known Member
As kids we played on the local farmers grass field and we had coats as goalposts.
Played every night until dark (or the farmer arrived)
Morris Engines apprentice. First year we had football practice every day from 7:30 til 9:30 with ex CCFC Player Ron Floyd.
Still playing twice weekly at 58 and it's the only time I have paid to play football.
They don't know what they are missing.
covcity4life
Well-Known Member
why dont kids play street football anymore? you never seem to see it.
do kids still play footy on their lunches at school?
do kids still play footy on their lunches at school?
italiahorse
Well-Known Member
They stopped for health and safety reasons.
Just reminded me of the giant ice slide we always created on the school playground during winter months.
50 yards long and I can't remember any kids going into school with eggs on their heads.
italiahorse
Well-Known Member
I think football is built into lads metabolism.
If a football bounces towards me in a park or beach I can't resist a half volley.
Apologies to all those kids that have lost balls in the sea, up trees or in lakes !!
I think a lot of it is to do with the parents. I don't want my kids sitting about the house in front of the telly or glued to the x box, of course they do play on games and watch tv etc but not permanently. They need to get out of the house and do a bit of running about kicking the ball with there mates. It gives them good exercise to which is a good thing.
covcity4life
Well-Known Member
valiant thats great(honestly)but thats organised footy.
i think its important kids play for fun in the street too, no 5-6pm booking of astro turn pitches etc
just playing for fun till the sun goes down.
i think its important kids play for fun in the street too, no 5-6pm booking of astro turn pitches etc
just playing for fun till the sun goes down.
Moff
Well-Known Member
Valiant I totally agree (as opposed to winding you up the other day- apologies
)I am completely the same with my kids, yes they do watch some telly and play some games on the computer but I try to get them out playing sport or doing other things as much as possible.
They both love football (boy and girl) and both play at school, and out of school, but do other sports as well as I dont want them to turn into some of their mates that just sit in and get repetive strain injury of their thumbs on the phone all the time.
Re someone asking whether they play at school, its yes most the the time at break and lunch, and the only reason my kids dont play on the street like i used to is the traffic on my road.
covcity4life
Well-Known Member
yeh i guess street footy s dangerous when you thinka bout it from parents POV
especially with broken britain, more chance of dumb uninsured racers or gang members cuasing trouble
im glad they still play at school, when it left afte rmy a levels it hit me how much for granted i had took playing a game a day.
especially with broken britain, more chance of dumb uninsured racers or gang members cuasing trouble
im glad they still play at school, when it left afte rmy a levels it hit me how much for granted i had took playing a game a day.
Astute
Well-Known Member
When I was a lad we played anywhere. Didn't matter if it was on grass or concrete. The most popular lad was the one who could afford a football.
My older kids were the same except they always had footballs. My 12 year old daughter loves playing football. My youngest has now started playing. He is 4 in 2 weeks. Will be using my zimmer frame as goalposts when he gets older. I have started to find out my body can't do as my mind thinks it can. Not too much of a problem though as I am a GK.
My older kids were the same except they always had footballs. My 12 year old daughter loves playing football. My youngest has now started playing. He is 4 in 2 weeks. Will be using my zimmer frame as goalposts when he gets older. I have started to find out my body can't do as my mind thinks it can. Not too much of a problem though as I am a GK.
ajsccfc
Well-Known Member
We had a fence in the street that was perfect set with the columns to make a natural goal. Any long range shot that went airborne zeroed in to smack the front room window perfectly in line with it, which made for some hairy moments when you played with one of those raggedy balls that soaked up the rain and got really heavy. No broken windows luckily, but a lot of shouting.