Is Joseph to young
to take to a rubgy match?
I love going to Murrayfield to watch Scotland and I always try to watch on the TV. Joseph always watches with me and shouts as much at the TV as me.
On the 22nd Scotland play Canada at Pitoddrie in Aberdeen (54miles away) and I would love to go because it is almost on my door step but I would have to take J and I can't decide if he will be ok or not- Pitoddrie is a cold stadium because it is right at the beach.
I dont want to spend the moeny on tickets and have to leave.
nah i reckon hell be fine, my mate takes her kids all the time and shes got 4 and the youngest is just 6 and a girl, they all love it
AS long as he can handle the cold he'll be fine. Rugby matches are so much better than football and there's rarely any trouble.
I'm waiting for the 6 Nations tickets to go on sale so that I can buy some. Hopefully Wales can defend their performance from the last one. We should have beaten South Africa yesterday. ðŸ˜
orc30 said:Wales should have won yesterday, they played so well.
AS long as he can handle the cold he'll be fine. Rugby matches are so much better than football and there's rarely any trouble.
I'm waiting for the 6 Nations tickets to go on sale so that I can buy some. Hopefully Wales can defend their performance from the last one. We should have beaten South Africa yesterday. :x
I wish I could have gone to the All blacks game yesterday, even though we did loose (and always loose!!)
He should be fine
I agree with everyone else hun, Wrap him up warm and i'm sure he will be fine. Infact i reckon he'll have a fab time, especially as he likes watching it on tv with you hun! Xx
He'll be fine, theres no such thing as too young in our house, by 6 months Jamie had been to a musical festival and two football matches.
he should be fine,
i take mine to football matches and we get through it all (just)
although i do need snacks to distract him when he gets fidgety