
How does your family enjoy football together?
Do you don your football shirts to watch your favourite club? Never miss a match on TV? Do you make big games an event with pizza and carrot sticks then head out for a kickabout at the park? Or would the ultimate way to celebrate be an opportunity to walk out at a live match as a player escort at UEFA EURO 2016™?
At our #RoaroftheCrowd Twitter conversation, sponsored by McDonalds, we talked about how your family enjoys football together.
If you enter McDonald’s UEFA EURO 2016™ Player Escort competition your child could be walking onto the pitch with either the England, Wales or Northern Ireland team in France this June!
Our conversation and prize draw was sponsored by McDonald’s UEFA EURO 2016™ Player Escort programme. The programme gives young football fans an opportunity to be at the heart of the football action this summer. Nine lucky children will receive the chance to stand beside their national heroes and walk out at hotly anticipated fixtures throughout the tournament including England vs Wales, Northern Ireland vs Germany and the UEFA EURO 2016™ Final.
For more information, or to register a child for the opportunity to be a Player Escort at UEFA EURO 2016™, visit www.mcdonalds.co.uk/euro2016
Attending games
We also play guess the score at a game correct answers win a bag is sweets on the way home! @renfrewrose
My brother Dean caught the second medal Mouriniho threw into the crowd at Chelsea https://t.co/INtSIGvGsi @dannclan
There is something *electric* about watching a live football match @jhowze
Me and my brother were at every home match when we were younger! Glad my sisters love it too @LuckyCharlie12
THAT’s football enthusiasm! https://t.co/Blcv3VesLB @BritMums
Unexpected bonus on holiday in the Algarve – discovered Portugal vs Netherlands! https://t.co/HIG8dcJqKg @AnnieMay64
Watching telly
When games are on tv we let the kids have a late night, order yummy food and enjoy the game together! @Tantrums2Smiles
Our house is footy crazy! The kids like to wear face paint to watch their favourite team and I was given footy earrings @bambiB15
Now my son is getting older and had a interest in football he and my husband have football nights with pizza!! @Tantrums2Smiles
Every Sunday morning my partner and my daughter watch Match of Day. She shouts goal! No goal! Foul @LyndsayRoseG
We all pile on the bed on a Sunday morning to watch #MOTD together @missielizzieb
Playing out
As you can see we like to play in all weathers! @MichaelaBF
My daughter is very sporty! Loves the footie and gets anew strip from her uncle every birthday https://t.co/HXUykGZy27 @cherylpearson09
Love a bit of Garden football! https://t.co/pxgxSPtS6R @shootingstarz81
My very shy daughter stared playing football in September after school. We love to watch her https://t.co/edAiuTyJ5C @Miamoos_mummy
Happy Kids make happy mums and dads on the sidelines! Can I join in? https://t.co/j9gbgvSsmD @oceanrise1
Love going to watch my little one play football. Such fun cheering him on! @iamamyd
We enjoy football together with a pizza party or we all go and play together at the park @kazo_86
Going for a kick about of the park plus burn off some steam https://t.co/6lQRcN7rky @emmadailey5
We love to go out and play at the weekend as a family! So much fun https://t.co/E4VrPwphqj @MichealaBF
Supporting a team
Here are the boys hoping for a Luton Town win (both young boys in pic were born in Luton) https://t.co/S3MUBKLYtL @wasfield
We are Bristol City mad here, here are our girls on the last day of the 14/15 season! @Kirstygreer
my little sisters love going to watch Cheltenham town! @LuckyCharlie12
I am and always be a @LutonTown fan! Watched them since I was a little girl! @MummyVsWork
2 of our 3 girls still play, the dog is a mascot so we watch them and @ReadingFCWomen brilliant family atmosphere @Nelliepompoms
My auntie used to take me to @FulhamFC aged 5-15! I will take my daughter in the future. Girls like football too!
Arsenal Pitch is beautiful, my son said if felt like a carpet @missjpowers
My 8 year old daughter Marley loves cheering on Brighton and Hove Albion @dannclan
We arrive Early at old Trafford to take in the views @BambiB15
Starting early
Been going to watch Pompey with my Daddy since I was 7 months old @Dylan_does_IOW
Get them involved from an early age https://t.co/YQxtUCwMzS @29niknak29
The kids have worn football kits from a young age, and cheered along! @LuckySammyg
Look at our youngest addition – this was taken at 6 weeks old (girl) @starshineforme
we love a kick about in the park and even the littlest one joins in @ChelseaMamma
Apparently it’s OK to handball when the ball is nearly bigger then you @BECCICLEARY87
Daughter at Camp Nou, we all enjoyed our trip! She’s nearly 3 now and loves playing footy https://t.co/FH7lMiMHa7 @kirankaur1985
Keeping going into old age
Footie is an international language! Here in Turkey we joined a local’s game @oceanrise1
would be rude not to include this photo of my 72yo mum playing with Ry! @SuperLuckyDi
3 generations enjoying a kick around! @frags_jones
We’re young at heart! Here’s Olden’ Arthritic FC training for the Championship! Goal! @oceanrise1
LOVE this picture so much! Never too old to enjoy the game https://t.co/dtravKjHr9 @missielizzieb
Handball?
It’s my ball and i’ll handle it if i want to!! @AnneDalzell1
She saved the Goal @TracyxGibson
My daughter playing football for the first time – probably handball though?! @HayzAnderton
My little one asked for a football . Of he went and keeps him entertained @emmadailey5
Enthusiasm for the Euro 2016 comp
Kian got to do this, hoping my others get the chance too at some point https://t.co/PHf3lzvSkv @ChelseaMamma
We would be so proud to see one of our girls get the opportunity to do this! @KirstyGreer
What a great opportunity! My daughter would love this @missielizzieb
The last words
There’s always something footy-related going on in our house! @ourcherrytree
Young or old. Men, women and children we all join in and enjoy the game https://t.co/qGvgi7Q64o @emmadailey5
I was a football widow, but if you can’t beat ’em, join em! Now we enjoy watching together @missielizzieb
Football is family time, always has been, always will @lynnemcf
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paul
Wednesday 16th of March 2016
Great insight, quite inspiring.