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Legend.
I jusr scored the Mrs a woman's Jersey on ebay for $30 including shipping.
Making your kids fans.
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Legend.
I jusr scored the Mrs a woman's Jersey on ebay for $30 including shipping.
jirskyr
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Watching the soccer on Saturday, my daughter asks if the Tigers are playing. I said no, it's soccer and it's Australia and France. She said "Australia, that's us!" I said yeah. She says "Will Australia win?" I say probably not. She says "then I want to be the other team please".
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Yea jerseys don't come cheap however ebay proves the goods often… All authentic too.
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Bon apetit miseuir
851
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My mum was a Balmain fan (now Weststiger ), dad a Canterbury fan, they never pushed my sister or I to support either team, my sister chose Balmain whilst I chose Wests.
With our 2 kids who are 17 and nearly 20 now, I let them choose their own team no pressure, just like we were raised, the eldest is a rooster supporter(yuk), and the youngest a Weststiger supporter.
With our 2 kids who are 17 and nearly 20 now, I let them choose their own team no pressure, just like we were raised, the eldest is a rooster supporter(yuk), and the youngest a Weststiger supporter.
No choice for my boy. He's 4th generation Tigers supporter!
Wont happen in this house. When he was little my son went for the Roosters until I browbeat him out of it. But he's not really that interested in NRL and won't sit through a game with me, (except at the ground). He's into Judo almost exclusively. Mt daughter likes the idea of being a WT supporter and absolutely gave it to the cowboys fans at the trial game in Cairns. But when I'm watching a game at home, she'll poke her head in the door, check the score, say oh, and go away.
Tiger_Steve
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Two sons - 19 and 16\. Both mad keen Tigers supporters. We are all members and my wife. But can’t get them to games as much now - girlfriends, casual work, mates etc. Sometimes I sit on my own with 3 vacant seats which is s bit sad but they come more often than not and I treasure the times we are together.
happy_tiger
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Sorry Geo , but Meatloaf said 2/3 ain't bad
You need to start some more family planning 😱pen_mouth:
GNR4LIFE
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Child abuse
happy_tiger
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We thought we'd lost EB to the Cowboys but the start of the season brought him back
My baby Giraffe loves the WT's and loved Keefy
My Mrs loves it when we are winning …..
My baby Giraffe loves the WT's and loved Keefy
My Mrs loves it when we are winning …..
Tigerdave
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My boy unfortunately is not all that interested in League, he's been to a few games…........none of which we won, which probably hasn't helped.
Only yesterday I apolised to my 15 y.o son for steering him in the direction of the WT.
My 9 year old is now telling me he's supporting the cows. Little does he realise that they're headed for severe drought.
I don't force them to support anyone, but it's hard to change once you have a jersey. That's my only hope for him - he's got two.
I live in hope for both him and our club.
My 9 year old is now telling me he's supporting the cows. Little does he realise that they're headed for severe drought.
I don't force them to support anyone, but it's hard to change once you have a jersey. That's my only hope for him - he's got two.
I live in hope for both him and our club.
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The first 12 games I took my kids to we only won once. They still stayed strong and still enjoyed going.
This year we have won all three games we have been to. I only take them to home games where the Timmy Tiger is there and the crowd cheers for us.
I like that all the extended family supports the same team. Even though my five year old keeps mentioning the Eels at the moment (he is a bit cold sleeping outside at the moment).
supercoach
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Took my son out to a game when he was about 3..thirty years on we are still going. I often ask him why did he blindly follow me with his support for the Tigers…he said because there is only one team
