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So who claimed a free pint after then?
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You got a voucher when you went in. Very well organised and no waiting at the bar.
First time in cross bars and thought it was a good atmosphere. Cheap promotion for Heineken and very enjoyable.
Great way to celebrate a great victory.0 -
Same outcome if everyone took their free pints but didn't pay for anything else.WhenIwasLittleBoy said:Why would you take something from the club if the owner is hated ? Surely it would have been better to prove a point by telling him to keep it, then Heineken would have asked why fans didn’t take up their offer.
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So, free beer. Still no bread. Still no circus. Hail Caesar.0
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Wrong, you drink in Crossbars.clb74 said:And there's me not buying nothing but the season ticket the past year
That money goes to the club as well.2 -
Not much though, considering it’s outsourcedElfsborgAddick said:
Wrong, you drink in Crossbars.clb74 said:And there's me not buying nothing but the season ticket the past year
That money goes to the club as well.0 -
You'd have to pay me to drink Heineken.12
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Heineken and San Miguel is very decent medicine.golfaddick said:You'd have to pay me to drink Heineken.
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That may well be true, but when you have the cut the club take from shop sales, the 5% for advanced away tickets sold, things like this all mount up.AFKABartram said:
Not much though, considering it’s outsourcedElfsborgAddick said:
Wrong, you drink in Crossbars.clb74 said:And there's me not buying nothing but the season ticket the past year
That money goes to the club as well.0 -
I see now apart from tickets it's notapennymore unless it's cold.LuckyReds said:
I bet Roly is doing his best Ebenezer Scrooge impression tonight, counting the impressive profits from that particular purchase..clb74 said:
Saw a member of card drinking hot beverage at half timeAFKABartram said:Saw a bloke literally sprinting to get there!!
FFS, like it matters that someone bought a hot chocolate on a freezing cold January afternoon, when it's already known that the old b*stard is already selling up.3 -
Which is why I buy my away tickets directly from the Club we are playing.ElfsborgAddick said:
That may well be true, but when you have the cut the club take from shop sales, the 5% for advanced away tickets sold, things like this all mount up.AFKABartram said:
Not much though, considering it’s outsourcedElfsborgAddick said:
Wrong, you drink in Crossbars.clb74 said:And there's me not buying nothing but the season ticket the past year
That money goes to the club as well.
Some decent and good value hospitality this season as well.
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Good morning elfsborg.ElfsborgAddick said:
Wrong, you drink in Crossbars.clb74 said:And there's me not buying nothing but the season ticket the past year
That money goes to the club as well.
One of our more vocal protesters. I'm sure your agree.
When spotted at a midweek home game last season drinking a bottle of lager.
My mate bought the bottle for me was his answer.4 -
Like people boasting that they've not paid for tickets but go regularly as they get them free from contacts as if that is in any way noble.clb74 said:
Good morning elfsborg.ElfsborgAddick said:
Wrong, you drink in Crossbars.clb74 said:And there's me not buying nothing but the season ticket the past year
That money goes to the club as well.
One of our more vocal protesters. I'm sure your agree.
When spotted at a midweek home game last season drinking a bottle of lager.
My mate bought the bottle for me was his answer.
Absolutely no sacrifice and they're actually quids in as a result of the situation.
Everyone is free to do what they want.
An all out boycott a couple of seasons ago may have worked and had an impact but understandably it didn't happen.
Buying a bovril and outsourced pint of pisswater will make very little difference in the bigger scheme of things.
Can't wait until this circus finally jogs on and we can all get back to being a united fan base without all the petty sniping and judgemental tosh.28 -
Surely @DaveMehmet you should have finished with the truth "No darling it's not...but if you could just stay in the queue for me and then ring me when your near the front.....I'm off to Bartrams!!!"DaveMehmet said:As we were leaving the ground we saw the queue outside crossbars and my daughter said “daddy it’s only one beer, is it really worth queuing up for”
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Not bought drink or food in the ground for a couple of seasons, mainly because it is pish and overpriced.RodneyCharltonTrotta said:
Like people boasting that they've not paid for tickets but go regularly as they get them free from contacts as if that is in any way noble.clb74 said:
Good morning elfsborg.ElfsborgAddick said:
Wrong, you drink in Crossbars.clb74 said:And there's me not buying nothing but the season ticket the past year
That money goes to the club as well.
One of our more vocal protesters. I'm sure your agree.
When spotted at a midweek home game last season drinking a bottle of lager.
My mate bought the bottle for me was his answer.
Absolutely no sacrifice and they're actually quids in as a result of the situation.
Everyone is free to do what they want.
An all out boycott a couple of seasons ago may have worked and had an impact but understandably it didn't happen.
Buying a bovril and outsourced pint of pisswater will make very little difference in the bigger scheme of things.
Can't wait until this circus finally jogs on and we can all get back to being a united fan base without all the petty sniping and judgemental tosh.7 -
I hope we can all agree on that....although I'm sure we'll soon have something else to moan about!!RodneyCharltonTrotta said:Can't wait until this circus finally jogs on and we can all get back to being a united fan base without all the petty sniping and judgemental tosh.
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Read old threads on here pre Duchatelet. It was a hotbed of harmony, accord and unified comradeship.Arry Addick said:
I hope we can all agree on that....although I'm sure we'll soon have something else to moan about!!RodneyCharltonTrotta said:Can't wait until this circus finally jogs on and we can all get back to being a united fan base without all the petty sniping and judgemental tosh.
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Things will get worse when the Belgian goes elfsborg will be back.RodneyCharltonTrotta said:
Like people boasting that they've not paid for tickets but go regularly as they get them free from contacts as if that is in any way noble.clb74 said:
Good morning elfsborg.ElfsborgAddick said:
Wrong, you drink in Crossbars.clb74 said:And there's me not buying nothing but the season ticket the past year
That money goes to the club as well.
One of our more vocal protesters. I'm sure your agree.
When spotted at a midweek home game last season drinking a bottle of lager.
My mate bought the bottle for me was his answer.
Absolutely no sacrifice and they're actually quids in as a result of the situation.
Everyone is free to do what they want.
An all out boycott a couple of seasons ago may have worked and had an impact but understandably it didn't happen.
Buying a bovril and outsourced pint of pisswater will make very little difference in the bigger scheme of things.
Can't wait until this circus finally jogs on and we can all get back to being a united fan base without all the petty sniping and judgemental tosh.
If I had to choose between the two id have to toss a coin9 -
That was Otto and he bought the drink before I could refuse.clb74 said:
Good morning elfsborg.ElfsborgAddick said:
Wrong, you drink in Crossbars.clb74 said:And there's me not buying nothing but the season ticket the past year
That money goes to the club as well.
One of our more vocal protesters. I'm sure your agree.
When spotted at a midweek home game last season drinking a bottle of lager.
My mate bought the bottle for me was his answer.0 -
No way will I drink in Crossbars until he's gone. In fact one of my favourite beers, Pelforth Brun, is brewed by Heineken. If he's still here by the end of the season, I'll stop drinking it all together and write to them explaining why
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Did you explain that man will crawl over broken glass for a free pint.DaveMehmet said:As we were leaving the ground we saw the queue outside crossbars and my daughter said “daddy it’s only one beer, is it really worth queuing up for”
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Never been in Crossbars, does it have anything decent to drink (i.e. ales)?0
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Boy there’s a lot on here that can moan at anything. It was a free pint and nothing less than us non boycotting fans deserve.
All vouchers went so there are 499 other fans that agree with me.
Well done Heineken, f*ck off Roland.9 -
It has housekillerandflash said:Never been in Crossbars, does it have anything decent to drink (i.e. ales)?
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FFS, whats with all this oneupmanship and point scoring. Do what you want to do and likewise respect others right to do the same.8
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I popped into Crossbars before the match just to meet up with some friends. I didn’t have a drink as it was almost kicking out time but I was well impressed.0
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im boycotting Belguim till Roland sells0
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I don’t begrudge Roly making any money as long as he does one sooner rather than later.0
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No - they used to have a barrel of reasonably priced real ale on but that stopped a year or 18 months ago. We sometimes go in post-match to see the results and always drink Murphys. Not the best value at £4:80 a pint, especially compared with £3:50 for good bitter in the White Swan with the 20p CAMRA or Charlton season holder discount.killerandflash said:Never been in Crossbars, does it have anything decent to drink (i.e. ales)?
Crossbars is certainly a good facility.1 -
just a shame about the beer & prices ahBlucher said:
No - they used to have a barrel of reasonably priced real ale on but that stopped a year or 18 months ago. We sometimes go in post-match to see the results and always drink Murphys. Not the best value at £4:80 a pint, especially compared with £3:50 for good bitter in the White Swan with the 20p CAMRA or Charlton season holder discount.killerandflash said:Never been in Crossbars, does it have anything decent to drink (i.e. ales)?
Crossbars is certainly a good facility.0 -
Thanks. A bit disappointing, not that I have any great desire to drink in Crossbars anyway! The only time I've ever had a beer at the ground is when they had the ale stall in the East Stand, and that's been closed this season (other than the Pompey match)Blucher said:
No - they used to have a barrel of reasonably priced real ale on but that stopped a year or 18 months ago. We sometimes go in post-match to see the results and always drink Murphys. Not the best value at £4:80 a pint, especially compared with £3:50 for good bitter in the White Swan with the 20p CAMRA or Charlton season holder discount.killerandflash said:Never been in Crossbars, does it have anything decent to drink (i.e. ales)?
Crossbars is certainly a good facility.0
