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Football club bans burgers



8ace

Banned
Jul 21, 2003
23,811
Brighton
But clubs don't sell veggie burgers - that's the point. Where at Withdean can you find such a thing? I don't agree with the FG chairman's stance, I think it's best to provide a choice but I don't see the difference between this guy only offering veggie and Brighton only offering meat.

Some clubs do.
I had a cheese and onion pasty at Bristol Rovers last week and a smoke at half time :smokin:
 
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bhaexpress

New member
Jul 7, 2003
27,627
Kent
But clubs don't sell veggie burgers - that's the point. Where at Withdean can you find such a thing? I don't agree with the FG chairman's stance, I think it's best to provide a choice but I don't see the difference between this guy only offering veggie and Brighton only offering meat.

It's not the fact that he's offering Veggie burgers it's the fact that he'd BANNED meat ! Think you might have misunderstood. As I said earlier I would have to be very, very desparate to buy a burger especially at a football stadium but that's my choice if I do. There's nothing at all wrong with offering a choice of meat or veggie but it's a bit much to just force the issue not offering a choice. Admittedly I doubt that such a decision would stop anybody going to a game but my thinking is that it could have an adverse effect on income.
 


keaton

Big heart, hot blood and balls. Big balls
Nov 18, 2004
9,965
It's not the fact that he's offering Veggie burgers it's the fact that he'd BANNED meat ! Think you might have misunderstood. As I said earlier I would have to be very, very desparate to buy a burger especially at a football stadium but that's my choice if I do. There's nothing at all wrong with offering a choice of meat or veggie but it's a bit much to just force the issue not offering a choice. Admittedly I doubt that such a decision would stop anybody going to a game but my thinking is that it could have an adverse effect on income.

He's offering the choice you can get veggie, chicken or fish?
 


Gwylan

Well-known member
Jul 5, 2003
31,821
Uffern
It's not the fact that he's offering Veggie burgers it's the fact that he'd BANNED meat ! Think you might have misunderstood.

I haven't misunderstood at all. I said that I don't see the difference between this and what's on offer at 90% of league grounds, where there's no choice at all. In fact, as Keaton points out, there's more choice at FG than there is at Withdean.
 




Dominoid

Albion fan in Devon
Jan 6, 2011
557
Plymouth, United Kingdom
The fact that you can't get a veggie burger at a lot of grounds isn't an argument for this being a good idea though. I'd agree that there should be the option of veggie burgers for those that want them just as much as I'd disagree that supporters who want should be forced to eat a certain way or go hungry.
 


British Bulldog

The great escape
Feb 6, 2006
10,974
I can see nice healthy prawn sandwiches being the way forward at all football grounds soon.
 


Gully

Monkey in a seagull suit.
Apr 24, 2004
16,812
Way out west
Epic fail, suffering a 4-0 defeat to a team below them in the table, next up are Darlo who stuffed Eastbourne 6-1 today...should be a very interesting game next Saturday, wonder if Mr Egotricity will put in an appearance?
 




Silent Bob

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Dec 6, 2004
22,172
It would be a bit hypocritical for a vegan to make money selling meat. If it's his club, it's really up to him. And if someone wants to set up a burger stall just off the club's property, that's up to them. :lol:
 


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