Match day burger van told to shut shop .

[severnside gull]

The article states that he has applied twice for permanent planning permission (he currently operates on a temporary license) to sell burgers but on both occasions he has not included key information and the applications have been returned. At the moment, it looks to me like he only has himself to blame.

would seem to be noteworthy



.............and in fairness I can understand that residents might also have a right to complain. There is little they can now do about crowds and noise etc but would I fancy the additional littering and the usually omnipresent stench of rancid grease that a burger van inevitably seems to bring? Probably not.

I wonder if he has addressed residents' views at all - spoken to people to get them onside to his venture, spent time cleaning up afterwards (maybe employed some local kids)........................ all the things you would do if you wanted to build a sustainable business in a community rather than appearing as some sort of fly by night profiteer?

 

[Superphil]

Talking of burger vans who recalls the burger van getting turned over up at charlton the night of the 4-3 game?

are we talking, at the valley 30 odd years ago?, I remember a minibus turned over at Selhurst (about 81) and a wooden shed at Elm Park mid 80's, do I win £5

I remember the burger van at Cheltenham catching fire during the game. Do I win £5?

 

[tooting2]

shame often have something at that burger van because its hot and tasty the most disapointing thing of our fantastic new stadium the food is utter shite had a burger in the north stand at the ipswich game 20 mins in que and was cold rock hard think it was left over from previous home game

we must have the worst cattering in all four divisions can honestley say i havent tasted worse than the tripe we serve up

 

[Bozza]

.............and in fairness I can understand that residents might also have a right to complain.

Where are the nearest residents to the burger van? They are some way away are they not?

 

[NMH]

And do you think they are licensed in any way? Or are they allowed to just open up and trade wherever they like?

I am sure they are licensed. Sweden is very tight about such things, and monitor businesses to the letter.

 

[OSRGull]

f***ing love their burgers, The Amex burgers are absolutely disgusting.

 

[bn1&bn3 Albion]

Lat time I had something from there I felt like I was going to throw up..

 

[Publius Ovidius]

I remember the burger van at Cheltenham catching fire during the game. Do I win £5?

so do I...we'll split it £2.50 each

 

[hans kraay fan club]

I am sure they are licensed. Sweden is very tight about such things, and monitor businesses to the letter.

There you go then.

If this chap secures all the required licenses, etc, he'll be free to sell as many burgers as he likes.

 

[hans kraay fan club]

shame often have something at that burger van because its hot and tasty the most disapointing thing of our fantastic new stadium the food is utter shite

we must have the worst cattering in all four divisions can honestley say i havent tasted worse than the tripe we serve up

I presume this is a wind up.

Either that, or you are 13 and have never actually been to ANY other ground.

 

[NMH]

There you go then.

If this chap secures all the required licenses, etc, he'll be free to sell as many burgers as he likes.

I for one, would certainly not advocate otherwise.

I would hope any food vendor would be licensed!

 

[halbpro]

Where are the nearest residents to the burger van? They are some way away are they not?

I think there's two other houses there, plus the student residence on the other side of the path.

 

[kevo]

Did the owner of the burger van actually pay the Argus to write the article for him? This is such a non-story. He is on a temporary licence and because of complaints from local residents the council have decided not to renew it. That's what happens with temporary licences. He may have been able to get permanent permission, but he didn't fill in the forms properly!

Nothing whatsoever to do with the club, so anyone insinuating that is a dumbass.

 

[Notters]

f***ing love their burgers, The Amex burgers are absolutely disgusting.

I still don't get this. I've had five or six and they've all been delicious, with what tasted like decent beef rather than McDonalds crap. Admitedly they could've been warmer at times though.

 

[keaton]

Where are the nearest residents to the burger van? They are some way away are they not?

Aren't there houses about twenty foot away?

 

[tooting2]

Either that, or you are 13 and have never actually been to ANY other ground.[/QUOTE]


no im 47 was in cattering for 20 years plus and cant really name one ground that serves up more utter shite food than us and ive been to loads of grounds f*** me the food at lancings ground is better

 

[Return of the Rev]

Either that, or you are 13 and have never actually been to ANY other ground.

no im 47 was in cattering for 20 years plus and cant really name one ground that serves up more utter shite food than us and ive been to loads of grounds f*** me the food at lancings ground is better[/QUOTE]

GOING TO CULVER ROAD TODAY

 

[hans kraay fan club]

no im 47 was in cattering for 20 years plus and cant really name one ground that serves up more utter shite food than us and ive been to loads of grounds f*** me the food at lancings ground is better

I can't name a ground that serves better, tbh.

What is it that you want, that you are not getting? Would you rather have pukka pies, microwaved in their plastic, for the full soggy-pie football experience?

Is the bottled Amex pepsi, somehow different to the pepsi at Cheltenham or Scunthorpe?

I don't get it. Just seems like moaning for the sake of it, to me.

 

[Foolg]

I can't name a ground that serves better, tbh.

What is it that you want, that you are not getting? Would you rather have pukka pies, microwaved in their plastic, for the full soggy-pie football experience?

Is the bottled Amex pepsi, somehow different to the pepsi at Cheltenham or Scunthorpe?

I don't get it. Just seems like moaning for the sake of it, to me.

Exactly what I was thinking.
I've got mates who've been to a couple of games this season, who often go to Liverpool, Chelsea, and Arsenal games and all have said how impressed they are with the food at the Amex. I've been to 40 odd grounds now, and i'm yet to have food that was better than that served at the Amex. I'd say 99% of the clubs just follow the norm and serve the same rollover hotdog/pukka pie (microwaved) norm, at least ours is well cooked food.

 

[beardy gull]

Brilliant first comment from gheese77...


"The eyesore that is amex stadium has already ruined what was once a pretty village with burger vans just adding to the misery of residents. They should neve have built it there in the first place. The replacement stadium should have been build on the original goldstone site."