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[Albion] Drinks bottles at the Amex











BN9 BHA

BN9 BHA

DOCKERS
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Jul 14, 2013
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Newhaven
Hovegull said:
no, it’s just I’m nowhere near the refillable station mentioned in the West stand Upper. I appreciate the suggestion though.
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I also mentioned other concourses have probably got them…..i very much doubt it’s just the WSU that has a refilling station.
Maybe worth looking tomorrow in the concourse of the stand you sit in.
 


Zeberdi

Zeberdi

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Oct 20, 2022
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el punal said:
In response to your post here are a couple of things to point out (if I’m correct that is!). Firstly, you are within your your rights to ask for a free glass of tap water at any any of the kiosks. Secondly, the policy of banning certain sizes of water bottles, and with tops off, is a security measure introduced by the football authorities/police which the club must adhere to. All a bit over the top I must admit but that’s the price the decent majority of us have to pay for the minority of twats being twattish.
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You should probably add that it is not a blanket outright ban - if you have a green disability wrist band or otherwise physical disability that means you need the top on, you will be given a bottle with the top on. Which is a relief when you are using crutches - a routinely soaking wet jacket was my thanks for trying to abide by the rules until a kindly steward advised me of the above.

I would also add, it was incredibly difficult for me to reach down for a water bottle under my chair - and the number of bottles I dropped or kicked it over was getting ridiculous and making it very dangerous not just for me but for everyone else put at risk of serious injury from slipping on the wet ground (from my bottle and anyone else‘s that had been kicked over in my immediate vicinity)
 




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HalfaSeatOn

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Mar 17, 2014
2,084
North West Sussex
My full topless bottle of water fell over under my seat last week. Couldn’t believe how much it cascaded down the steps and causing untold damage to items stored under seats. F’ing embarrassing.
 












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Gwylan

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Jul 5, 2003
31,821
Uffern
Steve in Japan said:
There's a reason why they sell them with a top attached. I'm hoping the new recycling rules mean the kiosk will struggle to detach the top.
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I asked for a bottle of water at the Ipswich game and they gave me a pint of tap water instead. I reckon that they can't handle the removal of the top.

It would be good to have water dispensers in the North Stand - not sure why they're only available in WSU, it must be because of the walk to the top.
 




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MTSeagulls

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Sep 18, 2019
935
Is it permitted to take small umbrellas in?
I got a couple of these to use here in some places.
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sussex_guy2k2

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Jun 6, 2014
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This is about making money, pure and simple. Anyone pretending to engage in any other reasoning is kidding themselves.

Money over fans.
 




Superphil

Superphil

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Jul 7, 2003
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In a pile of football shirts
I’ve found They don’t even try and remove the tops now with the ‘attached’ tops you get now on water bottles. Haven’t had a topless bottle this season.
 














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