such a proud DAD

[Redsgirl]

My youngest daughter Holly just had trials for Birmingham City Ladies Centre of Excellence and secured a place in the squad. Here she is with Birmingham City and England player Karen Carney and the Women's FA Cup.

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VERY PROUD DAD

After a successful season playing in the BCLFC Under 11's, Holly has just been awarded a contract for the Under 13's squad for next season.

I am so proud of her

Proud Dad update alert!!

Holly has just signed her contract for BCLFC Under 15's. She has improved massively playing for the Under 13's over the last 2 years.....

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Woohoo!
Great to see that she has stuck at it. Onwards and upwards Holly :-)

[AdamM]

Shocking photo (better one on it's way), but my lad, Joe and his team played in a residential football tournament this weekend at Butlins Skegness.
It was a huge step up in class, facing the likes of a regional Arsenal academy and a Walsdon Boys Club team, amongst others.
Chalked up a win and a couple of draws against lads who could well go on to be professionals at one level or another.

The weekend was capped off by an glitzy awards ceremony in front of over a 1000 people and receiving a trophy from none other than Ian Rush.

Joe is second row, second from right.
Squint and you can see Rushy is top right
Lady footballer is Sue Smith

[leethefish]

So proud of jade my eldest daughter on her prom night

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[Waz1892]

My daughter picked up her first trophy for Netherton U10s (local side in Peterborough) in her first ever season playing football.

Already signed up for the U11s ready for September.  Can't wait.

[booder]

So proud of jade my eldest daughter on her prom night

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Beautiful daughter  you have there Lee.

Shame two of the pictures are spoiled by the presence of the chauffeur.

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I bet they can all twist you around their little fingers Tom.

[bobAlike]

My 15 yo lad just finished his first year doing GCSEs, school report on all subjects was outstanding in both effort he puts in and results he gets out. Out of 10 subjects the school are expecting 6 A* and 4 A. Coupled with his willing to devour all subjects and his helpful nature (he does the gardening for me and the dishwasher for the wife ) I don't think I could be more proud.

He also just finished a weeks work experience with the student union at the local college and here is the report from them.

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My 15 yo lad just finished his first year doing GCSEs, school report on all subjects was outstanding in both effort he puts in and results he gets out. Out of 10 subjects the school are expecting 6 A* and 4 A. Coupled with his willing to devour all subjects and his helpful nature (he does the gardening for me and the dishwasher for the wife ) I don't think I could be more proud.

He also just finished a weeks work experience with the student union at the local college and here is the report from them.

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That's fantastic! You're right to be proud.

Take some credit for you and Mrs bobblehAt too.

[bobAlike]

My 15 yo lad just finished his first year doing GCSEs, school report on all subjects was outstanding in both effort he puts in and results he gets out. Out of 10 subjects the school are expecting 6 A* and 4 A. Coupled with his willing to devour all subjects and his helpful nature (he does the gardening for me and the dishwasher for the wife ) I don't think I could be more proud.

He also just finished a weeks work experience with the student union at the local college and here is the report from them.

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That's fantastic! You're right to be proud.

Take some credit for you and Mrs bobblehAt too.

Thanks Tom

[Kev B]

My 15 yo lad just finished his first year doing GCSEs, school report on all subjects was outstanding in both effort he puts in and results he gets out. Out of 10 subjects the school are expecting 6 A* and 4 A. Coupled with his willing to devour all subjects and his helpful nature (he does the gardening for me and the dishwasher for the wife ) I don't think I could be more proud.

He also just finished a weeks work experience with the student union at the local college and here is the report from them.

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Brilliant Andrew.

[bobAlike]

My 15 yo lad just finished his first year doing GCSEs, school report on all subjects was outstanding in both effort he puts in and results he gets out. Out of 10 subjects the school are expecting 6 A* and 4 A. Coupled with his willing to devour all subjects and his helpful nature (he does the gardening for me and the dishwasher for the wife ) I don't think I could be more proud.

He also just finished a weeks work experience with the student union at the local college and here is the report from them.

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Brilliant Andrew.

Cheers Kev. I imagine it will all change when he discovers women

[The_nun]

Excellent.

[The_nun]

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Missed this, was away. Stunning.

[The Wycher]

Great thread.

Love watching my kids play sport even if they are not always great at it, but its important for them to be getting outside etc in this day and age with all gadgets and tv channels.

On sunday will be watching my daughter play some fun cricket at the women's ashes match at Worcester. Great deal where she gets to play in a mini competition during the break and we get free tickets for the game. Only started playing this season but enjoys it.

Watching her going out to face a under twelve team (she is 10) who had already put one of our team on the way to hospital was a bit scary, but she seemed quite happy. (she was caught out first ball, but at least she went for the shot!)