Deanbha
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Not sure who is more excited, me or him. Has anybody else's child been mascot before? and what can i expect?
Cannot bloody wait
Cannot bloody wait
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My son is mascot for the Palace match!
- Thread starter Deanbha
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Ninja Elephant
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- Feb 16, 2009
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I was a mascot at Withdean once! 
And I would have been the mascot for the Plymouth game at the Priestfield, but it was on a tuesday night so my mum said no. I was 10, mind.
And I would have been the mascot for the Plymouth game at the Priestfield, but it was on a tuesday night so my mum said no. I was 10, mind.
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I bet you'll have a great night , good luck !Not sure who is more excited, me or him. Has anybody else's child been mascot before? and what can i expect?
Cannot bloody wait
NorthStandN1A
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I was a mascot in the 80's vs Middlesbro' away. I put one past Graham Mosely and walked out with Danny Wilson. it was a complete surprise and was one of the best days of my life !!! Your son will remember this day his whole life, it was a great experience. Enjoy
Braders
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Not sure who is more excited, me or him. Has anybody else's child been mascot before? and what can i expect?
Cannot bloody wait
Couldn't have picked a better match (if we win at least) hope he has a cracking time!
Lady Gull
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Awwww excellent hope he has a great time - and I'm sure you will too!!!
making plans for nigel
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- Jan 12, 2012
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Great stuff ! hope he has a good night ( before the match!), im sure he'll be well looked after.
seagullsovergrimsby
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Not sure who is more excited, me or him. Has anybody else's child been mascot before? and what can i expect?
Cannot bloody wait
Hope you've told him to do the
gesture at Dougie Freedman 
Telford Seagull
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I was lucky really. I've been a mascot for the albion 3 times. Shrewsbury away in the late 90s, away at wrexham 2004 and away at shrewsbury in 2005 carling cup. Happy days 
Kuipers Supporters Club
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I have been a mascot, and I loved it so much...
Art Vs Science
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He will Probably be the same height as Liam Bridcutt then
HAILSHAM SEAGULL
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- Nov 9, 2009
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Make sure he dosnt leave any valuables in the dressing room, give them to Gus to look after, the pikeys will be in there like a shot as soon as he walks onto the pitch.
Hope you've told him to do the
Genuine LOL at that.
cloud
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Any excuse to wheel out this classic
My Grandson was the mascot for Coventry away.He was treated fantastically by Coventry.In through the players entrance to await the team.Allowed by the Albion management to enter the Changing room and meet Gus and the boys.Then Coventry laid on a kick around on the pitch with 3 Coventry mascots and two of their ball boys for about 20 mins.A photographer was there to take pictures of this and with the official CCFC Elephant.Coventry gave him a couple of programmes with his picture in(we had to provide a passport snap before the programme was printed and they sent a free DVD with about 15 pictures of his day on it.
I was allowed to be with him all day and also to record pictures and video from the touchline.
He is a WSU season ticket holder so the chance to see Gus,Charlie and the team face to face(as opposed to from half way to heaven) was a great thrill,he got a shirt signed and was lead onto the pitch by his hero Craig Noone,he got to shake hands with all the Coventry team,the Ref and his assistants.
A great day out for a 6 y.o. and we have got a Picture and a short story about his being mascot into the sports section of the West Sussex County Times to push the Albion story into the local community.
He also got some great memories to tell his school chums and hopefully convert some.
I was allowed to be with him all day and also to record pictures and video from the touchline.
He is a WSU season ticket holder so the chance to see Gus,Charlie and the team face to face(as opposed to from half way to heaven) was a great thrill,he got a shirt signed and was lead onto the pitch by his hero Craig Noone,he got to shake hands with all the Coventry team,the Ref and his assistants.
A great day out for a 6 y.o. and we have got a Picture and a short story about his being mascot into the sports section of the West Sussex County Times to push the Albion story into the local community.
He also got some great memories to tell his school chums and hopefully convert some.
Telford Seagull
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Erm i was on the pitch during the warm ups with a ball and a couple others, also most of the time a player will come over and knock a ball around with you too. Also went in the changing rooms and had a pic with my fav player. I'm 17 now and i still remember it all. Amazing experience, you kid will love it! oh and also got a couple of complimentary tickets
Deanbha
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Barrel of Fun
Abort, retry, fail
Not sure who is more excited, me or him. Has anybody else's child been mascot before? and what can i expect?
Cannot bloody wait
Do you think he will have access to the Palace refreshments pre-match? Are you happy with your son carrying a large containment of laxatives?