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Potion?. You got that right..... You order them and by the time they get them to you half have vanished!charlton4ever said:And no reply re chips - why can't you just buy chips on their own as always has been the case ? Kids always want a potion of chips, and still profitable I am sure.2 -
lol. Edited now thank youcarly burn said:
Potion?. You got that right..... You order them and by the time they get them to you half have vanished!charlton4ever said:And no reply re chips - why can't you just buy chips on their own as always has been the case ? Kids always want a potion of chips, and still profitable I am sure.
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At West Ham they did a pint of lager or a cider for £4.50 each up to 45 mins prior to kick off.
We are charging the best part of £7 or above for a pint.
As well as improving the atrocious service they need to reduce the price of drinks to attract people into the stadium rather than drinking and eating elsewhere.
It isn't rocket science and cant believe that over the summer it has actually got worse and more expensive.10 -
£8 for a pint of Peroni in the fans bar.0
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And the West stand, even tho' the tariff says £7.95, when questioned was told "tax" couldnn't be bothered to press a further question and left.cblock said:£8 for a pint of Peroni in the fans bar.0 -
It was the Meantime Pale Ale which was a bit cheaper !! However, it did taste of Lemon Fairy Liquid so should of gone with the very expensive Black Cab.0
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Had an email saying solo chips will be back. Phew. Who cares about transfers now!
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What about the other 13?charlton4ever said:Had an email saying solo chips will be back. Phew. Who cares about transfers now!10 -
Problem is that nearly all the closest pubs have closed so they have a captive audience and are cashing in on that.alanscoachdriver said:At West Ham they did a pint of lager or a cider for £4.50 each up to 45 mins prior to kick off.
We are charging the best part of £7 or above for a pint.
As well as improving the atrocious service they need to reduce the price of drinks to attract people into the stadium rather than drinking and eating elsewhere.
It isn't rocket science and cant believe that over the summer it has actually got worse and more expensive.2 -
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Not as many as 30 years ago but still plenty of local pubs to go and attend before and afterwardsCafcWest said:
Problem is that nearly all the closest pubs have closed so they have a captive audience and are cashing in on that.alanscoachdriver said:At West Ham they did a pint of lager or a cider for £4.50 each up to 45 mins prior to kick off.
We are charging the best part of £7 or above for a pint.
As well as improving the atrocious service they need to reduce the price of drinks to attract people into the stadium rather than drinking and eating elsewhere.
It isn't rocket science and cant believe that over the summer it has actually got worse and more expensive.0 -



Just leaving these here, for some perspective, not saying it doesn't need improving but that's at a state of the art PL stadium.1 -
I was in a hospitality area and pre match the draft beer went off. I thought it was part of them making us feel at home. A bit like the welcome drink - a lavender margarita which perfectly complemented our kit. It was good fun and somewhat compensated for the football! But please, never at The Valley, where we like it a bit real and scruffy!

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I liked it. Not the lavender drink tho.
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Any chance of reading the origins of a rivalry bit? curious of their take on it.Curb_It said:
I liked it. Not the lavender drink tho. 1 -
Yes. Will post rest tomorrow if someone else doesn’t before me.
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I got to the spurs ground early (a touch after 6) and in the away end it wasn’t too busy and the madri was decent and no queues so had a couple of pints that led to 27 pisses ffs but as soon as the masses turned up that was my cue to escape to the seats.
the problem is people , if everyone fucked off life would be a lot easier11 -
Was in block 424, got in just before 7, queues were quite long then, the lad serving my queue was quite slow, that's my only gripe. They were using the bottom up filling system with the beer using the hard plastic glasses, then pouring them into flimsy plastic glasses, found that strange, which obviously delayed things.
However, the food & prices were good.1 -
Yeah that was odd. Still quicker than Crossbars though!DA9 said:Was in block 424, got in just before 7, queues were quite long then, the lad serving my queue was quite slow, that's my only gripe. They were using the bottom up filling system with the beer using the hard plastic glasses, then pouring them into flimsy plastic glasses, found that strange, which obviously delayed things.
However, the food & prices were good.3 -
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EugenesAxe said:
Any chance of reading the origins of a rivalry bit? curious of their take on it.Curb_It said:
I liked it. Not the lavender drink tho.
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It's improving then.alanscoachdriver said:It was the Meantime Pale Ale which was a bit cheaper !! However, it did taste of Lemon Fairy Liquid so should of gone with the very expensive Black Cab.0 -
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Thanks to everybody who recognised me at Spurs last night and asked when we are coming back!We are trying !!5
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I have to say all the complaints I had from the Derby game that were noted on here and acknowledged by the club were dealt with today.
More tables, maybe not more chairs?
Food options much more family friendly, £6.50 for a Kids chicken goujons and fries (which I would have eaten) kept us all happy.
The extra bar at one end of the fans bar, near the toilets, where 3/4 poured pints were topped up when required was great.
Im normally very negative but today was positive, on and off the pitch, well done the club for listening to the complaints.9 -
Felt very empty after the game. I guess everyone had enough after last week.
Queue times were quicker but beer was warm and I was twice served a pint that was half something and half something else.1 -
An improvement but still more work to be done.
More tables but not enough chairs to go around it seemed.
Soft drinks on offer different to the Covered Upper eg you can buy a Cherry Pepsi Max in the Covered Upper but not in the Fans Bar. Different snacks behind both bars too which is quite odd. An improvement but still more to do just to get back to how it was last season.2 -
Got a snack from Greggs in Blackheath Village and had it with a Cappuccino in the little outlet in Blackheath station.
All for about a fiver.
However the fans bar was a good place to go before the game to meet up with my brother, watch the warming up through the window, and have a posh piddle in the bogs there.2 -
A big problem in the lower CE (early doors) was staff just not trained. Not their fault, and we were very patient . Made loads of mistakes each time like overcharging, not knowing what zero beer was, not being able find items on screen etc. Funniest was lad and his girlfriend given 2 pints of cider rather that 2 Peroni - they apologised and changed the 2 pints of cider with 2 half filled pints of beer (pre-poured). Lad said I paid for pints, so they just poured one half into the other and magically his pint appeared! Except as he pointed out he had paid for 2 pints, which confused them for another minute before a supervisor stepped in and gave him another pint!.6













