do you SHOUT at kdis sport matches?

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cos if you do you make me feel un confortable

i once heard" focus barnaby focus"

he was 6

no a prper foldy chair not a stick

Erm, a bit. Only the odd time 'Go on ds1/ds2' or 'well done'. That's it.

Far happier tucking into my flask and picnic!

No WAY! Cringe cringe CRINGE! My ex fiance has a father who used to shout at him during rugby "come on Anthony for Fooks Fookin sake Geddim!"
Cumbrian accent.

oh i can't wait to be a shotuy sporty mum

just hate that they are hjalf welsh and therefore likely to break many bones in rugby matches

Er, we take foldy chairs to football

it's in dh's blood to shout a lot a sporty things

when we dod a 10k ruin together he kjept yelling "dig deep, dig deep" at me

And I have a video of my mother recording me at a Cross Country (riding) event squealing (I kid you not) "that's it Bunty, whoaaah you're doing it just stay calm yeeeeeees!"

I was Bunty, btw.

rofl at dig deep
you wil SO regret mentioning that

Rofl at dig deep

truly pmsl

i dont htink dh does tho adnhe was super sporty

he is watching (for the first time) ( ds2s) footie match on sunday while i help with rugby and take ds1 to indoor cricket training

then in the afetrnoon ds1 is off to an indoor cricket match fgs

a shouty weekend

people don't shout at tennis though do they - except Wimbledon where my mum is on her element sighing and squealing

God no, I don't know people keep their eyes open at tennis matches, never mind shout. Sooooo dull.

you may well rofl cod

but i did it in 47:55

dig deep, i did

Stop saying it! it makes me laugh each time. well done though!

At cricket you are only a loud to clap - kind of slowly I think.

Afraid I do shout a bit, when DD's playing football. Encouraging things. Though I really shouldn't as I know bugger all about football, so I'm not qualified to comment.

DS swims, & we all cheer our swimmers on. SOme Mums get hoarse!

Funny as with hats on & heads in the water they can't hear us anyway!

I take my foldy chair to football. Most clubs around here now get the parents to sign contracts - ie no shouting at the kids, no parents to coach from the touchline.

Still doesn't stop them!

We also encourage and support our sons football team but it is very good natured and we always applaud the opposing team too (they are only six years old FFS )

We also had a contract to sign which sets out the rules of 'fairplay' and it has been adhered to as far as I know.

Would be very bad form to boo the other team but encouraging words and coaching tips are fine I think.

Oh yes and foldy chairs at football matches What a wussy lot of parents we have in our neck of the woods (one mother brought a blanket last weekend) Stand up and stamp your feet to keep warm like the rest of us!

i have a foldy chair and love it it's pink for crying out load and noone talks to me so i sit all by myself in me chair alone but comfy at least

i don't mind when they are having a match and it's supprtive stuff but i think during training etc it just cinfuses the kids and they stop listening to the teacher/trainer/coach

some sit int he car fgs

ds and dd still at primary and when I watch them sometimes I want to shout for support but if others are not, I cant. To embarassed!

Thats for sports day by the way

Ds5(8) plays in a football team at the weekend. Some of the parents on the opposing teams are just awful-all constantly shouting directions above the coach-the poor kids end up not knowing which way to go! And they are so competitive-critisising teir kids if they do something "wrong". I get so wound up. (The parents in DSs team are lovely thank goodness!)

You need a FLASK, cod. And a flat cap.

And Pneuma, they DO shout at tennis matches. Scarily so.