What A Way To Treat A Child!

[Stuart Dickson]

Evil bastard.

http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/scottish-news/football-fan-dad-takes-seven-7340250

[weddy]

Seen this earlier surely Social Services must be all over this !

[Magic Monkey]

Just talking about doing the same thing with the Mrs last night - and again it was her idea. Our kid is due in March, so will bring him up for his first game at the start of next season.

Poor wee guy.

[LoganSMFC]

Early misery and Kennedy as Godfather. Poor wee lad

[madball]

I did it for my daughter at 8 weeks when I took her to the last game at Love Street as there was no way she was missing that. Also weeks later to the first game at the new ground.

[pozbaird]

Liked the photo of them under a HoF board. If they'd waited for the Rankin - Lavety - DVZ one, the kid would be in Primary school.

[TediousTom]

Liked the photo of them under a HoF board. If they'd waited for the Rankin - Lavety - DVZ one, the kid would be in Primary school.

I think you mean university...that is of course if Labour do not make a miraculous recovery and introduce tuition fee's.

I saw this little kid getting carried away from the match all wrapped up in a little ball.

Nothing wrong with starting them early!

[pod]

Evil bastard.

You should be reported. That's no way to call a child.

[Vambo57]

Well done Malky!

[Maarteen87]

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Edited February 10, 2016 by Maarteen87

[Maarteen87]

I think you mean university...that is of course if Labour do not make a miraculous recovery and introduce tuition fee's.

Labour won't introduce tuition fees when they come back into power!

[Vambo57]

Labour won't introduce tuition fees when they come back into power!

Yes, but there will only be Virtual Universities by then

[leolovesstmfc]

What position does Labour play and who's this guy Tuition Fees???

[Tommy]

They were sitting just behind me in W1 so hope the wee baby didn't pick up any swear words ?

[paisleysaint]

With all his lying I wouldn't be surprised if they haven't been involved with him before.

What does that mean?

[paisleysaint]

Was referring to the proven liar that started this thread.

Not the good buds fan he called an Evil Bastard.

Edited February 11, 2016 by paisleysaint

[oaksoft]

Labour won't introduce tuition fees when they come back into power!

I'm not so sure about that.

Will be interesting to see what happens but putting over 30% of young people through university is probably not financially sustainable (although of course substantial numbers of those won't actually end up graduating and will drop out fairly early).

I can see universities either closing down completely, merging (this is most likely) or shutting down some courses (also very likely).

Bringing in tuition fees could be a disaster IMO but it could also bring academia into the 21st century as students suddenly realise they are now customers. Lecturers are typically hired for their ability to bring in research funding and not for their ability to actually teach so you can get a hideously bad teaching experience as a student. Fees would incentivise universities away from research funding to tuition fees from students and that would change their hiring priorities which would definitely be a good thing.

I can certainly see why lecturers don't want them brought in. Don't fancy their job if it happens.

Edited February 12, 2016 by oaksoft