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Originally Posted by noby
I'm not renting no, so it's D2 for the foreseeable future.. Personally I'd love to move back to Dundalk in a few years when I'm thinking about kids but the woman is from Wexford so we have kind of agreed to stay in Dublin as it's a half way point. Both of us went to college here and have a lot of friends here too..Quote:
Originally Posted by oriel
One thing is for sure though, the kids won't be running around in them pink jerseys they have down there! :o
I think the real question here is why do you have to come onto a forum and ask some random and often weird people for advice on your kids future?Quote:
Originally Posted by holidaysong
The only reason that I can think of is that you're from Dundalk and looking to start a family so you must be only 15 yrs old or something. :eek:
You'll grow up eventually and figure it out. Don't worry. ;)
Yes I am 15.. :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Drogman.
I'm sure other people have been in a similar situation (like mcgonigle) and I'd like to hear about them..
That ok with you?
I'd just bring them along to the local side and have Dundalk as a second team.
Ah yeah that's grand.Quote:
Originally Posted by holidaysong
BTW, shouldn't this be in the Personal Issue's section?
They should follow Pats, like all the cool kids...Quote:
Originally Posted by holidaysong
Eh ENNNNGH!
Computer says no- supporting Dundalk is morally wrong.
Supporting Harps would make me suicidalQuote:
Originally Posted by Mr A
Barry, for Gods sake be a man about it, and just brain wash them to share your passion for your club.
Forget the new age parenting guides, it is your ladies duty to endure an entire Household of pain when ye lose a match.
When men say I want to have Kids, what we really mean is "there should be more of me".:);)
.......Oh and you will surprised to learn I am currently single.:D
Just get them out in mini celtic jerseys so they wont be get bullied ;)
When I have a kid if he decides to support anyone other than Bray he's living in the shed :D
Don't worry about it. I've been there.
Kids make up their own minds on these things.
You'll have a tougher job just getting them to be interested in the LOI.
I hope you won't keep him/her there for 24 years or so :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by Hulsey
You don't have an Austrian uncle by any chance, do you?
Bring them to games from they are really young, buy them the jerseys etc and they will feel a sense of belonging but I do think you should bring them to your local club too. Get them playing football locally and belonging to the footballing community in the area.
:) We're polar opposites.Quote:
Originally Posted by holidaysong
I'm from Wexford, living in Dublin, married to a Dundalk woman. In all likelyhood we'll be moving to Dundalk in the next year or so to start a family.
I'd love to thinkn my future kids would be Wexford supporters (GAA and Youths) but realistically I'll probably be taking them to Oriel a lot more often than Ferrycarraig. The blighters will be getting dragged over to Hillsborough too, (when they misbehave ;)).
Excellent wit, enjoyed that one. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by noby
It's a simple answer really. They should support your own team. Whether you live in Dublin or Dubai, if you support Dundalk, so should they.Quote:
Originally Posted by holidaysong
Couldn't threaten kids up here with that as most people describe FP as a Big Shed.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hulsey
I had a similar dilemma, living in south Dublin as I do.
Should they be Rovers, should they be Bohs...
It's not very hard, you see.