£15 present for 12 year old boy

[georgedawes]

Am completely stumped! Would rather not give money or a voucher as I've bought his sister a present, but might have to as can't think of anything else at present!

All I know is he is into football, but can't find anything really that fits with it. He supports one of the smaller teams and can't really see anything for him related to the team that I can afford.

Help!

My DS would prefer the money/voucher!

Just give him the money. He'll be chuffed with £15.

Small nerf gun with pack of extra bullets.

A bop it game. My twin brothers (12) love theirs

Have bought bop it before unfortunately! And a nerf gun!

I know money/vouchers are good, but I have bought his sister something and would really prefer to get them both a present if possible. I'd rather give both money or both a present.

But I think I might end up giving the cash if I can't think of anything!

Cash will go down well

Cash always goes down well!

cash and lynx set

or primarni xmas jumper

smart shirt

onesie?

Got a onesie last year.

Smart shirt could work, slightly worried my taste will be old fashioned!!!

CD?
DVD?
Does his football team have an annual out?
Not On The High Street has some great sweet gifts - giant cola bottles, gummy bears etc.

DVD could work, anyone have any suggestions? I'm not down with the kids. Have a feeling music is digital.

Football team is derby county will have a look.

Just realized he's 13 as well! Not doing great am I

Have you looked at the Derby County online shop - dfc.megastore or something like that. They will have scarves / gloves etc. that come in under budget. My sons are a bit younger & Hull City supporters but they love Hull City branded stuff as presents, including DVDs, PJs etc. It's often overpriced IMO but makes them happy!

If he is 13, then I would give money rather than get a shirt - it could be horribly wrong!

I couldn't see anything on the dc shop but I'll look again, thanks.

Yes I'm concerned my taste may not be his!! Still hoping not to give cash tho.

My 12 year old cousin asked for this:

Monopoly Empire

I'd like that but not sure he would unfortunately. So difficult!

A voucher for somewhere like TopShop would go down well. Supplemented with £10 from parents he might find something he liked.

Still not a physical present unfortunately.

Looking doubtful I can think of anything but cash or a voucher.

A selection box with the rest of the £15 in pound coins tucked under the sweets.

But I think that is odd when I've got his sister a physical present. Does anyone have any ideas other than money?

Is he at all geeky?

TBBT stuff (a Sheldon-esque T-shirt? The board game?)

Minecraft stuff?

Or failing all else, a Steam voucher.

Not geeky, no sorry. He is more into football I think. Will check if he plays minecraft, I have no idea,