Wee mans first game - Tradition

[SLBLLR 54]

Taking my 3 year old son tomorrow for his first look at Ibrox.

Plan is; train in, some lunch, buy him first scarf then the game.

Any traditions anyone can pass on to make the experience as memorable as possible? (Appreciate its doubtful he will remember it when he grows up)

[FSM 20,892]

Get him his first pint in The Grapes Bar.

[Davy Vandenbroucke 26,148]

Show him his first pair of tits (assuming he wasn't breastfed) in Seventh Heaven.

[Amokachi 3,007]

Ask someone to take a pic of the two of you in front of the main entrance & inside the stadium. 

[Spliffy 643]

Program along with the scarf, and pictures at the gates as well

[Gman36 3,455]

38 minutes ago, Bronzy said:

Show him his first pair of tits (assuming he wasn't breastfed) in Seventh Heaven.

You sure you support the right Glasgow club? 

[laudrupno1 3,932]

If you're there about 12.30/1 take him to the staff car park area to get a picture way afew players just up from the fanzone opposite the Copland.

[Perth_Campsie_Ger 17,995]

52 minutes ago, SLBLLR said:

Taking my 3 year old son tomorrow for his first look at Ibrox.

Plan is; train in, some lunch, buy him first scarf then the game.

Any traditions anyone can pass on to make the experience as memorable as possible? (Appreciate its doubtful he will remember it when he grows up)

Get some pics with a decent camera, buy a program etc

I got all the stuff from my son's first game framed and managed to get the shirt signed too

[.Williamson. 82,178]

Seen a few people video their kids taking their first walk up the steps into the stands recently.

As long as he doesn't have an utter shite reaction that'd be good to have mate

[Sid2103 285]

If you start getting him pin badges the now he'll have some collection in a few years. 

[FSM 20,892]

45 minutes ago, laudrupno1 said:

If you're there about 12.30/1 take him to the staff car park area to get a picture way afew players just up from the fanzone opposite the Copland.

I don't think he's going to arrive 2 and half hours early with a 3 year old.

[roboscot 1,176]

55 minutes ago, Spliffy said:

Program along with the scarf, and pictures at the gates as well

The real ones at the Broomloan end

 

[laudrupno1 3,932]

5 minutes ago, FSM said:

I don't think he's going to arrive 2 and half hours early with a 3 year old.

Alot do,not gonna meet players at half 2.

[LochendBilly 8,413]

Take some stuff to keep him occupied, he wont sit and watch the game for 90 mins if at all. Be prepared to leave early and wrap up well. A great moment to savour, all the best and let us know how it goes. Oh and teach him a few songs 

[East Enclosure Row N 2,823]

Broxi bear and co are in the fanzone from 1.30pm tomorrow onwards. Speak to any of the matchday volunteers and they will help getting good pics etc.

Take along a wee bag of carrot sticks and he'll be able to feed the Police horses too.

Non playing/injured players usually arrive about 2pm. Walter Smith goes through the main door around 2.30.

[Carousel loyal 17]

Bit of a long time plan, if I was you I would buy the match day programme and keep a hold of it. When your wee one turns 18 get it framed and you have got one great bday gift.

[Dan Deacon 55,168]

Pop into the wee shop at Copland pre and post match for tonic, md or Dragon soop

[Scottywellhousetb 50,469]

At 3 years old enjoy all the build up and pre match stuff, stuff to be remembered, then prepare yourself for saying fuck this by half time and leaving early then getting home and telling the wife that the wee pain in the arse isn't going again for a few years , i only speak through experience. 

[plumbGER 24,518]

1 hour ago, Perth_Campsie_Ger said:

Get some pics with a decent camera, buy a program etc

I got all the stuff from my adopted son's first game framed and managed to get the shirt signed too

That was nice mate, mind you telling me about that before.

[ricksen_da_best 2,034]

16 minutes ago, Scottywellhousetb said:

At 3 years old enjoy all the build up and pre match stuff, stuff to be remembered, then prepare yourself for saying fuck this by half time and leaving early then getting home and telling the wife that the wee pain in the arse isn't going again for a few years , i only speak through experience. 

😂😂 this 

I took my nephew and he was sprawled out accross two seats claiming he was going to sleep by 9 minutes in😂

[plumbGER 24,518]

Make a point of telling absolutely everycunt it's the wee man's first game, try get him to collect every bit of money he can then tell him you will count it. Give him 2 pound for the pound shop and keep the rest for a cargo on the train  home to ease the sore head of him asking so many questions.

Hopefully he enjoys what will be a proud day for you, I still remember my boys first game like it was yesterday, that was 2011 and most since then have been largely forgettable.

[Davy Vandenbroucke 26,148]

1 hour ago, Gman36 said:

You sure you support the right Glasgow club? 

Queen's Park loyal mate

Up the spiders

[pcbear 10,913]

1 hour ago, .Williamson. said:

Seen a few people video their kids taking their first walk up the steps into the stands recently.

As long as he doesn't have an utter shite reaction that'd be good to have mate

A bag of sweets at the top of the stairs will guarantee that won't  happen.

[j1mgg 3,766]

Definitely a picture at the gates, a program would be a good idea aswell.

If it is busy which I expect, he will watch the ore match stuff, watch football a bit, watch birds flying about, then moan cause he is hungry, while all that is happening you will have been to the pusher about 50 times.

[TMB 14,167]

Stank a half bottle of Buckfast in the toilets at halftime.