Re: What a Lovely Day : Wed Apr 16, 2014 9:37 am  

hindle xiii wrote:

E. Collect my winnings!

Good one

F. Sell all his training kit at a car boot

Re: What a Lovely Day : Wed Apr 16, 2014 5:45 pm  

the player in question told told me with a wink that his dad would spend more time cheering on the rhinos than the bulls in the coming years

lets see how strong your will is eh roger

smashing lad by the way,very good manners and people skills and also very down to earth,so you can't be such a bad parent

Re: What a Lovely Day : Wed Apr 16, 2014 9:20 pm  

Jonesy's a Legend wrote:

the player in question told told me with a wink that his dad would spend more time cheering on the rhinos than the bulls in the coming years

lets see how strong your will is eh roger

smashing lad by the way,very good manners and people skills and also very down to earth,so you can't be such a bad parent

Hello,first of all I would like to say thank you for the nice comments about my son.Its always nice to hear.I have brought him up on my own and I would like to think I have done a decent job.One saying I have always drilled into him is "it's nice to be nice" so hopefully he's took that on board

Regarding your comments about me cheering on the Rhinos,he knows that will never be the case.He is actually still a Bulls fan,he's been going to watch the Bulls since he was a baby so that will never change for him or me haha,but nice try my friend

Re: What a Lovely Day : Thu Apr 17, 2014 1:44 am  

Yeah,yeah and I remember Elliott W saying he'd rather retire than play for anyone else! How's he doing now?

Re: What a Lovely Day : Thu Apr 17, 2014 4:55 am  

roger daly wrote:

Exactly,what would you do if your son scored against your team to win the game.Maybe we could have a poll

A. Ask him to move out
B. Say well done son
C. Beat him up
D. Put his jock money up

C - Beat him up

Re: What a Lovely Day : Thu Apr 17, 2014 6:15 am  

This reminds of a film with Yul Brynner and Tony Curtis called 'Taras Bulba' .

In the end, and although it broke his heart Taras Bulba did the only thing he could.. and shot his son.

Re: What a Lovely Day : Thu Apr 17, 2014 7:04 am  

Haha that's a good one,never thought of that

Re: What a Lovely Day : Thu Apr 17, 2014 7:09 am  

B. Then when he's minted in 30 years time & you are looking at a retirement home, remind him of that moment.

Re: What a Lovely Day : Thu Apr 17, 2014 8:35 am  

roger daly wrote: Hello,first of all I would like to say thank you for the nice comments about my son.Its always nice to hear.I have brought him up on my own and I would like to think I have done a decent job.One saying I have always drilled into him is "it's nice to be nice" so hopefully he's took that on board Well done team roger whatever side he plays for. Now if you have a spare bedroom, how about adopting... FA?

roger daly wrote: Hello,first of all I would like to say thank you for the nice comments about my son.Its always nice to hear.I have brought him up on my own and I would like to think I have done a decent job.One saying I have always drilled into him is "it's nice to be nice" so hopefully he's took that on board Well done team roger whatever side he plays for. Now if you have a spare bedroom, how about adopting... FA?

Re: What a Lovely Day : Thu Apr 17, 2014 8:42 am  

martinwildbull wrote: Well done team roger whatever side he plays for. Now if you have a spare bedroom, how about adopting... FA?

martinwildbull wrote: Well done team roger whatever side he plays for. Now if you have a spare bedroom, how about adopting... FA?