yellow fever zone

yellow fever zone

Will the zone be ok for families ?  harrywgtn2007-08-07 23:30:05

Is a black man welcome at a KKK reunion???

yea or might just have our new little girl babysat. As from what ive heard the zone goes off and sounds like a great time. Looking forward to this friday nightharrywgtn2007-08-07 23:50:50

Might be quite loud with the boys in full swing, singing like angels!!

depends what you define as ok i'd assume...

at the sydney game most people in the fever zone were standing, that may cause a problem for the littleuns?

Junior News will be there Friday night, but there is a fair to middling chance some of the language will be questionable.

We'd better do "we'll be coming" or he's going to go ballistic.

ill be there in the Zone , Little girl will just have to stay at grandmas. while we go and make alot of noise to support Phoenix. Best thing that happened to Wellington in a long time

I have bought a Family Pass and wil be close to the Fever Zone , the reason wht I didn't choose the FZ was my children will not be able to see the game as most of the Block will be standing for most of the game  and wouldn't of been fair for them and also small ones being Parrots as they are , when I drop them off to their Mother's can you imagine what thay would be saying about the opposition and some of the dubious calls that tend to happen!!!!!!

we sat above them against Syndey I thought they were fairly tame, I will be bringing my two boys on friday night and I am sure they will love it... ..... they have been exposed to some fairly roudy football crowds so are quite use to it..

That's why Stadiums have seats... they are boosters for junior Fever members.

yes internationally we are nothing to fear but in lame old NZ used to rugby weeeeeeeeeeeeeellington we are "rowdy" and i have heard that the anti footy media will pray on our use of that c word and the f word and say that we are agressive and obusive etc. its ok for kids but they will start to use the questionable at home and at school, if you dont mind your child telling his teacher to f**k off or calling them a f**king c**t then bring them along otherwise family zone-which i hope gets made.

also the seats are hard to stand on, i tried to stand on one after our 2nd goal and they are not well balanced

Was in the Fever Zone for Bling game and there was a family with wee ones close to us.....but they soon moved.  Fair call......
And there was a pair of hotties in their late twenties that came up the aisle and stood two rows in front of us but off to the side - great view I thought and they moved also after about 5 minutes and went about 5 rows behind us but I'm sure they just wanted to check out my ass......

we had a couple of people arrive after half time and they came with about 6 kids all shouting free kick every 5 seconds i nearly gave them a free kick myself! don't bring kids if they are not interested in it i say!!

Good times football mum.  Glad to see you have a good attitude for your kids attending football games.  I remember when my mother sent me off to watch the All Whites v England at Athletic Park, think it was '92.  Being a foul day and just a young 'un she made me wear my ski gear.  I remember barely being able to walk I had so many layers on and sweating throughout the game...

I reckon a cricket match would be worse - you don't get people there who have been drinking for 6 1/2 hours!!

Pre-season has been GA, but yes you can buy both season tickets and regular season tickets in the YF zone.  Just ask for it when buying...

Personally I think its good education for the youngsters.  Just because people are shouting and swearing in the ground doesn�t mean they do it walking down the road on a Monday morning going to work.

 

There is a time and a place for everything.

 

Its acceptable to shout and swear occasionally at a football game, but not when talking to your mum! Different circumstances, different behaviour!

My kids were in Bloc 5 when they were 10 yrs old. It was great for their spelling. They learnt how to spell referee... C... Hard News2007-08-09 12:38:02

I struggle to put in to words how much I hated that chant.... that and the Auld Lang Syne "come on you Kingz"

It depended who the ref was HN. 

first song my kids ever learnt was blue is the colour

...with a pic of Coveny.

i will change my opinion all together, NO FAMILIES IN THE YF ZONE, they take up valuble seats that drunken yobos could be sitting in. Think of the image we will send to our ausy rivals, families in the YF zone they will laugh at us.  WARZYCHA2007-08-09 17:50:15

Oh Warzycha, you so hardcore

You are more than welcome to tell my wife and kids they are not true footy fans. Just be sure you're wearing shin pads or you're gonna be needing a couple of friends to carry you home.

i'm with her

I can see both sides of the argument, but at the end of the day if were all supporting the black and yellow age has nothing to do with it.