Happy Fathers Day

[Torrix1889]

Happy Fathers Day to all the Dad's on here, got this from my two earlier...

 

[GreasyChipBeattie]

Sorry it's a day late!

 

[232 Bramall Lane]

Had to laugh this morning when Kate Bottley on her Radio 2 programme wished her dad a happy father's day and said he wouldn't be too disappointed not to see her today as he's used to disappointment being a Sheffield United fan !

 

[steve26272]

 

[Blade56]

I don’t believe in Fathers Day. Sons always feel guilty for not doing something special and usually try to tell me how they feel. Last year my son sent me this text…..

 

[Blade56]

This years effort…..

 

[Sportbilly /Detroit Blade]

My stepson is nearly 17, and I'd describe our relationship as strained at the best of times.

All year he's shown me not one ounce of respect or caring, but he's just given me a card where inside he wrote "thank you for being the father that I never had, I really appreciate all you do for me".

Nearly blubbed there and then.

 

[Deleted member 23679]

I’m still awaiting my Father’s Day card and present. Last night I picked him up in town after he had been to a gig and gave him a lift to mine and dropped 3 of his mates off around High Green and Chap.

Then this morning he told he had forgotten to get it from his Mums, but he’ll give it to me tomorrow and told me it’s a United book that he has got from Meadowhall. Then we had a walk and he took me for breakfast at Spoons, only for him to have forgotten his bank card, so I had to pay for it.

Got home from work tonight and found the present, a card thanking me for everything that I do for him, and about £8 in Sharpnel on the table to pay for my breakfast.

 

[Tezza1889]

Mine left home 2 months ago, today took me out for a meal, and even though I ended up spending more than him, we had a great time, he did the Bill for the snap, then handed me a case of beer and some peanut M&Ms..

Over the moon as we say..

 

[Keep the faith]

My stepson is nearly 17, and I'd describe our relationship as strained at the best of times.

All year he's shown me not one ounce of respect or caring, but he's just given me a card where inside he wrote "thank you for being the father that I never had, I really appreciate all you

 

[Keep the faith]

Listen to yourself and stop being a pussy....I thought this was a football forum

 

[Sportbilly /Detroit Blade]

Why are you reading this none football related thread, if you want football content?

Cretin.

 

[Gin&Juice]

Hey Dad. Thanks for being the black sheep in the family, and actually having some taste in Football teams you rebellious sod.

 

[Super Furry Blades]

Happy fathers day to all you Blades Legends
And happy fathers day to the men who turned you into Blades

 

[DifferentClass]

Soon be Blaster's first Fathers Day, and CW's first as a grandad!

 

[Jim Mcdonald]

Still waiting for my father to come back from the shop with the milk so I am, it’s only been 20 years so it has.

 

[Snowflake]

Still waiting for my father to come back from the shop with the milk so I am, it’s only been 20 years so it has.

Did he leave with 3 beans and hope to buy his own cow ?

 

[Edgar Allan Poo]

Still waiting for my father to come back from the shop with the milk so I am, it’s only been 20 years so it has.

To be fair, he probably had a lot more households on his round.

 

[Sportbilly /Detroit Blade]

Bittersweet day for me yesterday. I didn't have a great relationship with my father at the back end of his life, and having become a parent since he passed away I really wish I'd have made more of an effort to repair the relationship with my dad whilst he was here.

My stepson, who is coming up to 18, wrote some lovely words again this year saying thank you for all I've done for him, and being there for him. Means a lot, particularly as we've had a bit of a rocky relationship (I'm the strict one trying to instill the principles and values which will hopefully help him to become a good man).

It does sadden me that my soon to be 7 year old doesn't understand the concept of father's day (due to his autism), and can't speak to wish me a happy father's day. Of course my wife bought a card and present on his behalf, but I do sometimes wonder if he knows how much I love him, and all that.

Probably selfish on my part as he's the most important one, but a birthdays, Christmas, etc you do feel sad that he doesn't understand the concept of it, and you miss the joy that many other parents get.

 

[Super Furry Blades]

Bittersweet day for me yesterday. I didn't have a great relationship with my father at the back end of his life, and having become a parent since he passed away I really wish I'd have made more of an effort to repair the relationship with my dad whilst he was here.

My stepson, who is coming up to 18, wrote some lovely words again this year saying thank you for all I've done for him, and being there for him. Means a lot, particularly as we've had a bit of a rocky relationship (I'm the strict one trying to instill the principles and values which will hopefully help him to become a good man).

It does sadden me that my soon to be 7 year old doesn't understand the concept of father's day (due to his autism), and can't speak to wish me a happy father's day. Of course my wife bought a card and present on his behalf, but I do sometimes wonder if he knows how much I love him, and all that.

Probably selfish on my part as he's the most important one, but a birthdays, Christmas, etc you do feel sad that he doesn't understand the concept of it, and you miss the joy that many other parents get.

I'm sure he feels the love from you mate .
All the best

 

[BladeByChoice]

My stepson is nearly 17, and I'd describe our relationship as strained at the best of times.

All year he's shown me not one ounce of respect or caring, but he's just given me a card where inside he wrote "thank you for being the father that I never had, I really appreciate all you do for me".

Nearly blubbed there and then.

One of the worlds most unfathomable coincidences, no matter where you are, whenever you experience something like this, the gentlest of breezes will blow dust in your eye or someone in the next room will start cutting onions.