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raefil said:
7 minutes into the first game of the season, it was quite an exciting start too and...............

"The caterings shit!"

FFS
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To be fair it is. They had run out of beer on the town end.

No idea how they managed that on first game of season!
 
The price and quality of beer, within the ground, makes any right minded Beer drinker give it a swerve anyway.
 
Conversation between a friend and me ...
Me - "What have you bought?"
Friend - "A burger"
Me - (Having taken a look at it) "Are you sure?"
Sums up my view of the food quality. Although to be fair I find the catering staff most pleasant.
 
Conversation between a friend and me ...
Me - "What have you bought?"
Friend - "A burger"
Me - (Having taken a look at it) "Are you sure?"
Sums up my view of the food quality. Although to be fair I find the catering staff most pleasant.
 
PNEDR said:
Fillet o fish hahahaha people who get them need their computer hard drive checking by authorities.
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So you're saying people who eat those fishy food items are criminals with bad shizzle going on like porn paedos, guns, dark web, drugs knives and ting?


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dashrunner said:
I thought our muslim friends have put stop to simple choices like this in public places incase it contains explosives rather than PG tips.

Seriously, are you still allowed to take drinks/flasks into football stadiums?
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Of course you can still take flasks! I have 2 in my bag and even when searched there's no problem. Steel ones too. But for the first time yesterday I was asked if I had any sprays, such as aftershave. No idea why.
 
Schemer said:
Of course you can still take flasks! I have 2 in my bag and even when searched there's no problem. Steel ones too. But for the first time yesterday I was asked if I had any sprays, such as aftershave. No idea why.
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Spate of acid attacks?
 
My son got turned away from the Cheltenham match because he had aftershave in his bag. I got turned away from the Adriana Grande gig in Manchester as I had a portable battery pack for my phone. It's pretty much a full block on anything that could be a disguised weapon these days.
 
LostinSpace said:
I've never taken a flask to a football game, it's a sure sign that you've given up the ghost and admitted you're an old git. 😀
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They'd save money though. Two brews could easily cost nearly a fiver. But I've never really understood the need for food at footy. I know it makes part of the matchday experience for many to get a pie or something, but most football ground pies are shit and expensive and involve standing in a big queue, surely it makes more sense to either have your dinner before you leave for the match, wait til you get home, or take some food with you? You're only at the match for a couple of hours and I'm sure on any other given day, either at work or on a day off, most people don't actually eat between 3pm and 5pm anyway? Just saying, like.
 
Schemer said:
Of course you can still take flasks! I have 2 in my bag and even when searched there's no problem. Steel ones too. But for the first time yesterday I was asked if I had any sprays, such as aftershave. No idea why.
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About 2 rows in front of me there are half a dozen people that have a full on picnic every week @ HT.
 
raefil said:
The price and quality of beer, within the ground, makes any right minded Beer drinker give it a swerve anyway.
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I went to Old Trafford yesterday to watch the cricket......... £4-70 a pint for Strongbow and £4-60 a pint for Fosters ( for the wife )

£9-30 a round......
 
Dirty Harry said:
They'd save money though. Two brews could easily cost nearly a fiver. But I've never really understood the need for food at footy. I know it makes part of the matchday experience for many to get a pie or something, but most football ground pies are shit and expensive and involve standing in a big queue, surely it makes more sense to either have your dinner before you leave for the match, wait til you get home, or take some food with you? You're only at the match for a couple of hours and I'm sure on any other given day, either at work or on a day off, most people don't actually eat between 3pm and 5pm anyway? Just saying, like.
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Talking too much sense. Mods, please have a word.
 
Ando60 said:
I went to Old Trafford yesterday to watch the cricket......... £4-70 a pint for Strongbow and £4-60 a pint for Fosters ( for the wife )

£9-30 a round......
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The problem is Ando, once you are inside a stadium they've got you by the balls and can more or less charge what they want. Obviously cricket is different because you are there all day rather than just for 90 minutes or so.
 
Dirty Harry said:
The problem is Ando, once you are inside a stadium they've got you by the balls and can more or less charge what they want. Obviously cricket is different because you are there all day rather than just for 90 minutes or so.
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Hence why you can take in a flask which if used as a missile would make a right old dent but cannot take into the ground a small bottle of iced Norwegian fjord water. You must buy a bottle for the price of a years supply at home!
 
edgy said:
Hence why you can take in a flask which if used as a missile would make a right old dent but cannot take into the ground a small bottle of iced Norwegian fjord water. You must buy a bottle for the price of a years supply at home!
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Go to Aldi/Lydl, buy a case of your fjord water, chill it in your freezer, put it in your flask. Sorted!
 
Then throw the empty flask at a steward, spoil it for everyone,create another revenue stream for the club.
Pne through and through me !!!
 
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