This is one my favourite beers.Oakham cask Citra
1. I had red hot Monster Munch just the other day. You can have too much of a good thing.There's a lot to unpack from this. First you choose quavers over red hot monster munch and then you take you own crisps into a pub and eat them there?
I went to the Peterborough beer fest a few years back and couldn’t get off it to try others. Local you see.This is one my favourite beers.
Oakham own a lovely pub in Aston which I go to when I am in that area for a game. I highly recommend it. Last visit we took a load of Citra in a takeway thingy to a Balti house…happy days….until the game the next day.I went to the Peterborough beer fest a few years back and couldn’t get off it to try others. Local you see.
I've always been very much out of the loop on this - why was Charlie blackballed? Shirley not just for being part of Gus' staff?No I didn't (and I can't believe he's now 28!). I'd like to know more about this, and is Charlie now back in the Albion's good books?
This level of insight and expertise, perhaps explains why Charlie spends his lunchtimes in a pub in Southwick, rather than still coaching in top level football.A brief little chat in the Cricketers during my lunch "hour" today (WFH) when I clocked Charlie on his own. I asked if he was going to the game tomorrow, which he isn't, but said he will def be watching it. I'd completely forgotten that he'd been at AEK with Gus a few years back. He reckons that we will absolutely BATTER them tomorrow. He enjoyed his time there, but said their ultras are complete and utter mentalists, something to bear in mind for anyone travelling over there (if we didn't already know). Anyway, I didn't want the crowd the poor bloke being as he was engrossed with something on his phone, so I sloped back to my table with an Amstel and a grab-bag of Quavers.
Top bloke.
Another ricket. You can’t have a such a soft lunch without the crunch.1. I had red hot Monster Munch just the other day. You can have too much of a good thing.
2. The crisps were taken home and devoured following a tuna and red onion sandwich on granary. I've never eaten imported crisps in the pub, I just happen to buy them at the same time as I buy my newspaper to read (in the pub). The unopened crisps are left quite brazenly in full view, and I have never once been challenged on this, nor do I expect to be.
I would rather eat my own shoes than eat my crisps DURING a sandwich.Another ricket. You can’t have a such a soft lunch without the crunch.
Crisps are supposed to be inter played with each mouthful of soft Tuna & granary, alternate the sarnie with the crisps OR the holy grail of opening the sarnie and layer the crisps on top of the Tuna so every bite has crunch. You can’t eat a sandwich FOLLOWED by a packet of crisps.
Sort your life out man.
See he got sent of last night his son was next to himIn trying to work out the point at which Poyet stopped inviting Oatway to every managerial gig post-Albion, I discovered that he now employs his son, Diego, as an assistant manager (age 28). Did anyone know this?