[Dick Jones]

: Wed Mar 04, 2009 12:23 pm  

trainee_lobbygobbler wrote:

I've started taking my 7 year old step daughter as she kept moaning at me to go and watch rugby. All though she doesnt know any of the players she's beginning to understand the game and is always asking questions, i think its harder to teach a lass as they dont play it from a very early age [unless times have changed] where as her school friends who she see's [all lads btw] know all about it......but hey even if we got battered every game its better than watching bl00dy High School Musical.

You dont like Zac then

: Wed Mar 04, 2009 12:30 pm  

Dick Jones wrote:

You dont like Zac then

Errrrmmmmmmm.........................nope

: Wed Mar 04, 2009 12:32 pm  

trainee_lobbygobbler wrote:

I've started taking my 7 year old step daughter as she kept moaning at me to go and watch rugby. All though she doesnt know any of the players she's beginning to understand the game and is always asking questions, i think its harder to teach a lass as they dont play it from a very early age [unless times have changed]

If she is interested girls play alongside the boys in mixed teams from 7-12 year old and I am sure are welcome at East,Miners,Golborne,Hindley,Westhoughton,Atherton and Culcheth.After this age they have seperate teams. Get her down to one of these clubs.

Good on her thats she is interested and wants to go to the games

: Wed Mar 04, 2009 12:52 pm  

leyther forever wrote:

If she is interested girls play alongside the boys in mixed teams from 7-12 year old and I am sure are welcome at East,Miners,Golborne,Hindley,Westhoughton,Atherton and Culcheth.After this age they have seperate teams. Get her down to one of these clubs.

Good on her thats she is interested and wants to go to the games

Cheers for the info LF....

I love her asking questions coz i remember being a little kid asking my Dad and uncles the same questions......

: Wed Mar 04, 2009 12:55 pm  

Walt Jnr has attended every home game that I have been able to get to so far - Salford/W*gan/'haven - and will be there again on Sunday for the Russians!! Tell these 'stay-aways' to get a bluddy coat and bobble-hat on, and get gone to the games!!

Don't know if it means anything (i.e. how many took up the offer), but his season ticket is numbered 3 hundred and forty something.

: Wed Mar 04, 2009 1:17 pm  

trainee_lobbygobbler wrote:

I've started taking my 7 year old step daughter as she kept moaning at me to go and watch rugby. All though she doesnt know any of the players she's beginning to understand the game and is always asking questions, i think its harder to teach a lass as they dont play it from a very early age [unless times have changed] where as her school friends who she see's [all lads btw] know all about it......but hey even if we got battered every game its better than watching bl00dy High School Musical.

Centurions Girls Club run by the community department is open to all girls aged 6 - 18, sessions every Thursday on the 3g at Leigh East 5 - 6.

: Wed Mar 04, 2009 3:17 pm  

Must admit, my lad has only used his under 11 season ticket once this year, and even that was for Swinton away. Might go to the game on Sunday, though.