Items you're allowed to take into the Ground(Food)

[hackneyfox]

20 minutes ago, Cardiff_Fox said:

Done Vienna, think it’s underrated but can see why some think it’s a bit on the boring side 

It was far from boring when we played Red star Belgrade!

[StanSP]

36 minutes ago, Miquel The Work Geordie said:

 

People still, and always have, by and large - bought a load of shit in the ground regardless of nans taking flasks in.  I doubt they're denting the pockets that much mate 

I meant those that are now being 'forced' to buy something in the ground. I know the demand is there in general. 

[Unabomber]

Does feel like the club is trolling us this season. Wonder what will be next 

[hackneyfox]

38 minutes ago, Miquel The Work Geordie said:

 

People still, and always have, by and large - bought a load of shit in the ground regardless of nans taking flasks in.  I doubt they're denting the pockets that much mate 

Six of us sit together, one of us buys a cup of tea. Can't be bothered to queue for expensive shit.

If they stopped everyone bringing in food and drink the stands would be empty for 30 minutes either side of halftime.

[westernpark]

I understand the need to drink, but unless diabetic can people not go without eating for two hours? 

[The_77]

Fulham will have a serious problem when they come to visit. 

[Vardinio'sCat]

39 minutes ago, Cardiff_Fox said:

Done Vienna, think it’s underrated but can see why some think it’s a bit on the boring side 

 

It's never been the same since the smart people left...

[purpleronnie]

1 minute ago, The_77 said:

Fulham will have a serious problem when they come to visit. 

Got to love modern (english) football fans.

[Gravel]

So if I tried to enter with a corn based snack such as monster munch or wotsits, would the crisp police refuse entry on a pedantic technicality?

[Gamble92]

1 minute ago, Gravel said:

So if I tried to enter with a corn based snack such as monster munch or wotsits, would the crisp police refuse entry on a pedantic technicality?

Gary Linekers hologram comes out and samples one with a smug grin 

[Unabomber]

Is fruit allowed like an apple? 

[Swalshed]

1 hour ago, goose2010 said:

Well that's my small sandwich sorted for Southampton then....

Proper Scooby snack is that 😋🤣👍

[Nalis]

40 minutes ago, FoxInTheBirstallBox said:

I simply love how the club can justify that 500ml opened bottle of water is more dangerous than a huge Thermos 

 

What's the biggest size flask you can buy? I want one big enough that everyone in a 6 person radius can enjoy a cuppa.

 

 

Edit: just ordered my 3 litre flask

Thats about 5 pints, perfect.

[Miquel The Work Geordie]

34 minutes ago, StanSP said:

I meant those that are now being 'forced' to buy something in the ground. I know the demand is there in general. 

 

Not really what your point got at though? Seemed a bit 'spend your cash in the concourses' tbh. Not everyone can afford it when they're forking out Christ knows what to watch us draw against Bournemouth mate x

[jayfox26]

So you've got some people taking drugs in the toilets but your kids not allowed a large sandwich and a large bag of sweets! State of this fcking club! 

[jayfox26]

10 minutes ago, Unabomber said:

Is fruit allowed like an apple? 

Someone took a cabbage to Villa park once. Not sure it was for general consumption though! 

[purpleronnie]

11 minutes ago, Unabomber said:

Is fruit allowed like an apple? 

Only if you take the pips out first.

[Raj]

12 minutes ago, Unabomber said:

Is fruit allowed like an apple? 

I take an apple or a banana too.

If I'm feeling particularly risky I'll take a soreen bar!

I live life on the edge..

[KFS]

Can we ban certain types of crisps though? I’ve been in away ends with you lot, banning cheese and onion crisps would be a start 

[Gamble92]

1 minute ago, KFS said:

Can we ban certain types of crisps though? I’ve been in away ends with you lot, banning cheese and onion crisps would be a start 

Ever had anyone get on your table on the train with a tuna baguette? 

[KFS]

1 minute ago, Gamble92 said:

Ever had anyone get on your table on the train with a tuna baguette? 

Yeah, extra eye rolls in their general direction on that journey.

 

Talking of anti social behaviour on trains… back when I was commuting to London I drunkenly got on a train home once and accidentally sneezed on a fella sitting in-front of me. He was fuming and we almost had a fight about it. During covid I’d have been locked up. ‘Spose he had a point…

[volpeazzurro]

14 minutes ago, jayfox26 said:

Someone took a cabbage to Villa park once. Not sure it was for general consumption though! 

Was that Rodgers smuggling Perez in?

[Sambiasso]

1 hour ago, Larry_LCFC said:

What's the actual thinking behind this suddenly? 

The club bought in a load of middle management over the last 12 months for each department.

Like with a lot of the business side of club such at ticketless entry, removal of the ticket office, like stopping food and drink etc its suits coming up with brilliant ideas to try and prove their worth and keep themselves in a job. 

These are the ideas that have got through, imagine the ones that didn't! 
 

[Ric Flair]

Two things to note here is:

 

1) the club outsource the catering do they not (unless its recently changed?) and not sure they benefit financially from the useless slobs who do run it.

 

2) the useless slobs cannot cope with the demand over the years when you could take plenty in with you so how on earth they going to fare now? 

[Fox92]

26 minutes ago, jayfox26 said:

So you've got some people taking drugs in the toilets but your kids not allowed a large sandwich and a large bag of sweets! State of this fcking club! 

I don't think you're allowed to bring drugs in either tbh