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So today the oldest turned 4 and since I took him to the first Carlton Collingwood game and he met Twigs on the train game he has loved the blues.

He knows the song, he can name the following players by their numbers, 2,3,4,5,6,8,19,24,25,30,44 - (can never remember Bentick and knows that 1 hurt himself) - he has even taught his 2 year old brother how to identify Judd, Fev and Kade "Simpsome" in a team photo.

He told me the other day that Juddy is great because he has good balance.

This morning for his Birthday he got a flag to wave when Fevvy kicks a goal, a CD with all the club songs and some Blues facepaint.

His party is this afternoon and I spent last night making 50 blue cupcakes iced with the CFC logo - the wife baked a cake that looks like the MCG with a Captain carlton figure and some players, goal posts at Footy shaped candles.

I'm just a bit concerned that we aren't doing enough to support his interest in football. Any suggestion?

take him to training, photos with a player, autographs etc............then he can do the same (boom tish!)

I remember going to a certain persons 21st at a reception centre that has since closed down to make way for a freeway. He had a mock cardboard grandstand with a television as the scoreboard with the 87' gf showing the whole night.

Were you there DN?

Have you bought your son a membership DN? :-D

kingkerna wrote:

Sounds like fun but i didn't know him back then

darknavy wrote:

kingkerna wrote:

Sounds like fun but i didn't know him back then

wasn't him, someone else who used to big note himself about following the blues, I think his folks owned the southern cross at one stage

Another sad failure on behalf of you dn.

You're one day off from the great mans birthday.

It's Daisy's birthday tomorrow. TOMORROW.

Better luck next time. :wink:

kingkerna wrote:

darknavy wrote:

kingkerna wrote:

Sounds like fun but i didn't know him back then

wasn't him, someone else who used to big note himself about following the blues, I think his folks owned the southern cross at one stage

I actuary wasn't there either

mandy wrote:

Another sad failure on behalf of you dn.

You're one day off from the great mans birthday.

It's Daisy's birthday tomorrow. TOMORROW.

Better luck next time. :wink:

I'll get him some Collingwood toilet paper for the occasion

darknavy wrote:

mandy wrote:

Another sad failure on behalf of you dn.

You're one day off from the great mans birthday.

It's Daisy's birthday tomorrow. TOMORROW.

Better luck next time. :wink:

I'll get him some Collingwood toilet paper for the occasion

I reckon you'll need Eddie McGuire to give you a hand with that.

Author:	darknavy [ Thu Jun 19, 2008 9:44 am ]
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So today the oldest turned 4 and since I took him to the first Carlton Collingwood game and he met Twigs on the train game he has loved the blues. He knows the song, he can name the following players by their numbers, 2,3,4,5,6,8,19,24,25,30,44 - (can never remember Bentick and knows that 1 hurt himself) - he has even taught his 2 year old brother how to identify Judd, Fev and Kade "Simpsome" in a team photo. He told me the other day that Juddy is great because he has good balance. This morning for his Birthday he got a flag to wave when Fevvy kicks a goal, a CD with all the club songs and some Blues facepaint. His party is this afternoon and I spent last night making 50 blue cupcakes iced with the CFC logo - the wife baked a cake that looks like the MCG with a Captain carlton figure and some players, goal posts at Footy shaped candles. I'm just a bit concerned that we aren't doing enough to support his interest in football. Any suggestion?

Author:	kingkerna [ Thu Jun 19, 2008 9:50 am ]
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take him to training, photos with a player, autographs etc............then he can do the same (boom tish!) I remember going to a certain persons 21st at a reception centre that has since closed down to make way for a freeway. He had a mock cardboard grandstand with a television as the scoreboard with the 87' gf showing the whole night. Were you there DN?

Author:	DownUnderChick [ Thu Jun 19, 2008 9:51 am ]
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darknavy wrote: So today the oldest turned 4 and since I took him to the first Carlton Collingwood game and he met Twigs on the train game he has loved the blues. He knows the song, he can name the following players by their numbers, 2,3,4,5,6,8,19,24,25,30,44 - (can never remember Bentick and knows that 1 hurt himself) - he has even taught his 2 year old brother how to identify Judd, Fev and Kade "Simpsome" in a team photo. He told me the other day that Juddy is great because he has good balance. This morning for his Birthday he got a flag to wave when Fevvy kicks a goal, a CD with all the club songs and some Blues facepaint. His party is this afternoon and I spent last night making 50 blue cupcakes iced with the CFC logo - the wife baked a cake that looks like the MCG with a Captain carlton figure and some players, goal posts at Footy shaped candles. I'm just a bit concerned that we aren't doing enough to support his interest in football. Any suggestion? Have you bought your son a membership DN?

Author:	camel [ Thu Jun 19, 2008 9:53 am ]
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Carlton undies? Carlton bed sheets? Carlton toys for bath time? Carlton serviettes for meal time? Carlton height/growth chart (with players heights marked -- that would be pretty cool!) Carlton footballs? Carlton slippers? Carlton cap/shirt/jumper? Carlton door bell for the front door? When you get the kids to play pass the parcel, make sure the parcel is wrapped up in Carlton articles from the papers. Musical chairs to the Carlton theme song. Pin the "Carlton" on the Premiership Cup. This is good as you can have 16 rounds so it's sure to take up some time. Carlton face painting for the kiddies at the party. When he keeps a secret make his "password" Mens sana in corpore sano. I'm sure there's plenty more suggestions to come... And, of course, wish a happy "Bryce Gibbs" to darknavy jr from all of us at TalkingCarlton.

Author:	darknavy [ Thu Jun 19, 2008 9:53 am ]
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kingkerna wrote: take him to training, photos with a player, autographs etc............then he can do the same (boom tish!) I remember going to a certain persons 21st at a reception centre that has since closed down to make way for a freeway. He had a mock cardboard grandstand with a television as the scoreboard with the 87' gf showing the whole night. Were you there DN? Sounds like fun but i didn't know him back then

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Author:	darknavy [ Thu Jun 19, 2008 9:56 am ]
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DownUnderChick wrote: Have you bought your son a membership DN?

Author:	kingkerna [ Thu Jun 19, 2008 9:58 am ]
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darknavy wrote: kingkerna wrote: take him to training, photos with a player, autographs etc............then he can do the same (boom tish!) I remember going to a certain persons 21st at a reception centre that has since closed down to make way for a freeway. He had a mock cardboard grandstand with a television as the scoreboard with the 87' gf showing the whole night. Were you there DN? Sounds like fun but i didn't know him back then wasn't him, someone else who used to big note himself about following the blues, I think his folks owned the southern cross at one stage

Author:	darknavy [ Thu Jun 19, 2008 10:06 am ]
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kingkerna wrote: darknavy wrote: kingkerna wrote: take him to training, photos with a player, autographs etc............then he can do the same (boom tish!) I remember going to a certain persons 21st at a reception centre that has since closed down to make way for a freeway. He had a mock cardboard grandstand with a television as the scoreboard with the 87' gf showing the whole night. Were you there DN? Sounds like fun but i didn't know him back then wasn't him, someone else who used to big note himself about following the blues, I think his folks owned the southern cross at one stage I actuary wasn't there either

Author:	dannyboy [ Thu Jun 19, 2008 10:33 am ]
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a tatt

Author:	darknavy [ Thu Jun 19, 2008 10:51 am ]
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dannyboy wrote: a tatt

Author:	The Tyrant [ Thu Jun 19, 2008 2:20 pm ]
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Has he met the Tyrant yet?

Author:	House [ Thu Jun 19, 2008 7:01 pm ]
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Do they still sell those $600 Fev Doors?? Full internal door with Fev on it...???

Author:	strangeblue [ Thu Jun 19, 2008 11:40 pm ]
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Change his name to Judd Fevola Dark Navy.

Author:	darknavy [ Fri Jun 20, 2008 9:49 am ]
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He also scored a Blues Drink Bottle, A Carlton t-shirt, and 2 blues footies as well as a Juddy Badge.

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Author:	Car17on [ Fri Jun 20, 2008 7:25 pm ]
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darknavy wrote: So today the oldest turned 4 and since I took him to the first Carlton Collingwood game and he met Twigs on the train game he has loved the blues. He knows the song, he can name the following players by their numbers, 2,3,4,5,6,8,19,24,25,30,44 - (can never remember Bentick and knows that 1 hurt himself) - he has even taught his 2 year old brother how to identify Judd, Fev and Kade "Simpsome" in a team photo. He told me the other day that Juddy is great because he has good balance. This morning for his Birthday he got a flag to wave when Fevvy kicks a goal, a CD with all the club songs and some Blues facepaint. His party is this afternoon and I spent last night making 50 blue cupcakes iced with the CFC logo - the wife baked a cake that looks like the MCG with a Captain carlton figure and some players, goal posts at Footy shaped candles. I want a son now .. how does one go about that?! Seriously, good effort dn! I know that, regardless of whether our (planned) child is male or female, I will have them follow "a proper code" and, the right team ...

Author:	mandy [ Fri Jun 20, 2008 7:39 pm ]
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Another sad failure on behalf of you dn. You're one day off from the great mans birthday. It's Daisy's birthday tomorrow. TOMORROW. Better luck next time.

Author:	darknavy [ Fri Jun 20, 2008 8:39 pm ]
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mandy wrote: Another sad failure on behalf of you dn. You're one day off from the great mans birthday. It's Daisy's birthday tomorrow. TOMORROW. Better luck next time. I'll get him some Collingwood toilet paper for the occasion

Author:	SHHH! [ Fri Jun 20, 2008 9:40 pm ]
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darknavy wrote: kingkerna wrote: darknavy wrote: kingkerna wrote: take him to training, photos with a player, autographs etc............then he can do the same (boom tish!) I remember going to a certain persons 21st at a reception centre that has since closed down to make way for a freeway. He had a mock cardboard grandstand with a television as the scoreboard with the 87' gf showing the whole night. Were you there DN? Sounds like fun but i didn't know him back then wasn't him, someone else who used to big note himself about following the blues, I think his folks owned the southern cross at one stage I actuary wasn't there either Southern Cross - Sadie and Jack Fink. Couldn't even think of whome the grand master and Dame followed. Never came up in a conversation. BUT......... Ahh the memories of the Reception Centre.

Author:	camel [ Fri Jun 20, 2008 10:00 pm ]
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darknavy wrote: mandy wrote: Another sad failure on behalf of you dn. You're one day off from the great mans birthday. It's Daisy's birthday tomorrow. TOMORROW. Better luck next time. I'll get him some Collingwood toilet paper for the occasion I reckon you'll need Eddie McGuire to give you a hand with that.

Author:	darknavy [ Fri Jun 20, 2008 11:48 pm ]
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camelboy wrote: darknavy wrote: mandy wrote: Another sad failure on behalf of you dn. You're one day off from the great mans birthday. It's Daisy's birthday tomorrow. TOMORROW. Better luck next time. I'll get him some Collingwood toilet paper for the occasion I reckon you'll need Eddie McGuire to give you a hand with that. I always said that I wouldn't even wipe my backside with Collingwood - but I reckon I would.