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The pie I got in WSL was like molten lava, had to wait 30 minutes for it to cool down.My Chicken and Chorizo pie in ESL yesterday was hot, crispy on top, and delicious
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ROSM
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Oven chips, as if cooked by an over enthusiastic 8 yr old on an attempt to impress their parents. To which said parents will smile sweetly and say 'mmmmm these are lovely. Well done dear'
Machiavelli
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Bet it had too many peppers in it thoughMy Chicken and Chorizo pie in ESL yesterday was hot, crispy on top, and delicious
Not for me, it was well balanced between meat, veggies, and sauce. I would like it a bit more spicy but totally understand that is not likely in a mass-produced pie.
schmunk
Why oh why oh why?
My son said his Chicken and Chorizo pie yesterday was actually Chicken Balti...
Pie roulette
Dangerous game for me being a non meat eater, i very rarely buy a pie at football but one so called vegetarian (now vegan) turned out to be some sort of curry pie containing I’m not sure what. This was a while back though
Is that F&C restaurant open and busy for more than a few hours every fortnight?
You are comparing different things.
Cowfold Seagull
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Agree with your first paragraph, but disagree with your second.
Go to any major in our ootdoor sporting or music event, or theatre come to that, then l think £14 is no more than par with the price that you will pay.
In fact at my fish & chip shop of choice, Kingfish in Henfield, (free bit of advertising there), the cost of a maedium cod & chips hovers around the £10/11 mark. so what you would pay at the Amex certainly isn't ca complete rip off. I'm not saying the quality at the Amex is as good though!
Lenny Rider
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I liked the reply about the 70sApologies old boy, I thought it was £3.50, it was all in the translation, now edited
Lenny Rider
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I found it quite offensive and if I worked for someone would report Ferret to HRI liked the reply about the 70s
You need to complain to the club (as well as stopping purchasing). Send a photo via Titter/X or similar.
Tom Hark Preston Park
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Purchased 3 Chicken & Mushroom pies, all in the correct yellow carboard sleeve.
Got to our seats and one was a Chicken Balti. It was nice first time but kept repeating on me all match.
Got to our seats and one was a Chicken Balti. It was nice first time but kept repeating on me all match.
I would guess that may be why you have not seen them
thedonkeycentrehalf
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- Jul 7, 2003
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Quite right - a lager top is much more an 80s thing.I found it quite offensive and if I worked for someone would report Ferret to HR
I’d say that goes for almost every football stadium, concert, festival, mass gathering, Wetherspoons, etc.It demonstrates the core psyche of the club caterers towards the fanbase. Serve 'em up any old overpriced shit, the mugs will still queue ten deep to buy it.
Just say no, folks
portlock seagull
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- Jul 28, 2003
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Price is what you pay, value is what you get and that’s a very very subjective debate, as this thread demonstrates.
All a bit pointless really because I confidently predict:
Prices will continue to increase
Demand will remain high
Service will be inconsistent
Each to their own though. I typically don’t buy but last night I spent over £60 for some friends I was treating. Gotta buy their kids a hot dog and a coke etc, I want them to enjoy themselves that’s the main thing and the tickets were a lot cheaper than normal anyhow. Happy to pay, safe in the knowledge before that prices and quality aren’t the cheapest or best. And never will be. It’s contract catering and football. We all know this! If you can’t afford or don’t think it represents good value then don’t purchase. But I think everyone can afford, or they wouldn’t be attending PL football. It’s the good value bit people baulk about, and I completely understand that. Subjective as that is.
All a bit pointless really because I confidently predict:
Prices will continue to increase
Demand will remain high
Service will be inconsistent
Each to their own though. I typically don’t buy but last night I spent over £60 for some friends I was treating. Gotta buy their kids a hot dog and a coke etc, I want them to enjoy themselves that’s the main thing and the tickets were a lot cheaper than normal anyhow. Happy to pay, safe in the knowledge before that prices and quality aren’t the cheapest or best. And never will be. It’s contract catering and football. We all know this! If you can’t afford or don’t think it represents good value then don’t purchase. But I think everyone can afford, or they wouldn’t be attending PL football. It’s the good value bit people baulk about, and I completely understand that. Subjective as that is.
And a sad person