
He's too young to remember this moment, but one day Kai Rooney is sure to enjoy showing these photos to his envious school friends.
The six-month-old was held aloft on the pitch today as his footballer father Wayne celebrated Man U's 4-0 victory over Stoke.
And while Kai may yet be too young to even kick a ball, he already seems at ease in a packed stadium, laughing away as his father waved to the crowd.

The family resemblance between the pair was obvious, with little Kai a mirror of his famous father.
His miniature Manchester United jersey was emblazoned with the word 'Daddy' on the reverse.
Rooney, 24, revealed today that becoming a father has changed his attitude to life.
'It's been a life changing experience,' he told the People.
'Becoming a dad means you have to be a role model for your son and be someone he can look up to.
And he said becoming a father transformed him from a nightclubber into a family man.
He admitted he now enjoys early nights and spending time at home with his son and wife Coleen instead of partying with team-mates.
He said: 'I don't think it has changed me as the person I am but it has just added something different to my life in a great way. It's different and hard work, but a great feeling.
'Now I have someone to look after and I just want to be with Kai and Coleen as much as possible.
'I don't go out clubbing very much any more, maybe only a couple of times a year. I'm now in bed by 10.30pm, it used to be 1am.'
Rooney, who is recovering from ankle and groin injuries, is expected to leave for South Africa next month as part of England's World Cup squad.
He said: 'Obviously I will miss being away for so long. I will miss Kai because I haven't been away from the baby for that long.'
While Wayne joins the England team in South Africa for the World Cup this summer, Kai will remain at home with Coleen.
The 24-year-old said the couple were loving being parents.
'I've really started getting used to being a mum now and I absolutely love it.
'I definitely want more children. Not right at this minute, but maybe in a year or so.'
Meanwhile at Stamford Bridge Chelsea players celebrated winning the Premiere League.
After raising the trophy aloft, John Terry was joined on the pitch by wife Toni Poole, and three-year-old twins Georgie and Summer.
And Joe Cole was joined by wife Carly, and their baby daughter Ruby.

source : dailymail