do you think my dream can Become a Reallity

[Flavaflav]

Do You Think My Dream of Moving to Newcastle getting a job there and getting a season ticket for Sunderland can become a reallity

[LargeAndInCharge]

rephrae that whole sentence

[Flavaflav]

lcpl what do you mean

[dupin]

It's not unachievable, especially if you don't have a time limit. Go for it!

[Flavaflav]

yeah i mean im only 15 yet

[LargeAndInCharge]

how can reality be bein a season ticket holder at sunderland

[Flavaflav]

its my dream to have a season ticket at sunderland lcpl i suggest you stop taking the piss out of me or get out of this forum

[LargeAndInCharge]

thats a bit of a sad dream

everyone does that

have a season ticket at there fav club

[Lauren]

Originally posted by LCpl
thats a bit of a sad dream

everyone does that

have a season ticket at there fav club

Thats not a very nice thing to say.

His dream is to move to Newcastle from Ireland, thats a really big thing - it's something he wants to do - it's a dream.

[Flavaflav]

well its better than being stuck in ireland in that horrible school that i go to

[LargeAndInCharge]

he didnt say he was from ireland

[Lauren]

Originally posted by LCpl
he didnt say he was from ireland

In his first post he said it was his dream to move to Newcastle and whilst there to get a Sunderland season ticket. It's something to aim for that will make him happy - in my book that counts as a dream.

[Flavaflav]

thanks for sticking up for me Lauren youre my best mate on this in three years hopefully my dream will be fulfilled

[LargeAndInCharge]

in the first post he didnt say he was from ireland, then i would have understood him a bit more

now i no he is from ireland and wants to move to newcasltle and get a job in sunderland and get a sunderland season ticket i wish all the best

[Flavaflav]

thanks lcpl we will be good friends afterall

[LargeAndInCharge]

it that little extra bit of information that would have made us have a better understanding

[Flavaflav]

at least we have an understanding now

[LargeAndInCharge]

i like the irish lot and ithink its gd that the irish can come into england and settle down

[Flavaflav]

defnitely my uncle moved to north London a few years ago and he likes it

[LargeAndInCharge]

gdgd

how old are you

[Flavaflav]

im 15 years old and im in my 3rd year in secondary school i hate it the place is giving me a lot of problems but hopefully there are better days ahead

[the_stillness]

Originally posted by Flavaflav
Do You Think My Dream of Moving to Newcastle getting a job there and getting a season ticket for Sunderland can become a reallity

It depends on your parents and your financial situation I guess? But if everything around you is supporting your dream - then it is possible, of course. But only you will know whether your dream will just stay a dream or become a reality

[Captain.Remy]

Message original : Flavaflav
Im 15 years old and Im in my 3rd year in secondary school i hate it the place is giving me a lot of problems but hopefully there are better days ahead

You are young, maybe you will feel better in one or 2 years, you don't really know. Give some time to the time. :thumbs:

[Princess]

I'm moving to England from Ireland too-London actually.

[sarahtheangel]

I say go for it , it will either work out for you or not. Best of luck hope your dream comes true x

[stacey]

why not, you're only 15 so theres plenty of time to move to newcastle and get a job and a season ticket for sunderland, wish you all the best with your dream :thumbs:

[Legend]

It's not mission impossible so I don't see why not. Plus, I can't see the waiting list (if there is one) for a Sunderland season ticket to be all that long. :wink:

[Flavaflav]

thanks

[LargeAndInCharge]

your 15

you have some guts arguing with a 22 year old army soldier

LOL

[Flavaflav]

yes but i think you and me have patched up our differences now

[Wiglet]

You've got to have a dream and not that I am recommending this but my friend's 15 year old son buys penny sweets at a local shop and sells them for a good profit outside the schoolgates every morning. If he got caught he would be in deep doodoo but he's a cany lad and so far so good for him. He's made so much money out of it and has struck a deal with the local sweet shop owner to buy sweets at cost so he can make even more money.

When my friend found out at first she went nuts at him but he is turning money into more money and she is saying as long as it is out of school and legal which it is. She's a single mum and they don't have much and never have had and he has always had his dreams and always held onto them.

He has one year left at school and he hates school just like every other 15 year old does. You're not alone but maybe you need to find your way of making your dreams come true like he has?

I have yet to fulfil my dreams completely. I'm working on them.

[Flavaflav]

cheers mate