PIES - Officially the most expensive in the league!

[Steve Foster]

We should start protesting?

How about a banner or a march around the concourse at half time?

Its a disgrace!

BBC Sport - Huddersfield offer best value for money in the Championship

 

[Bold Seagull]

£42.50 to watch Ipswich

 

[smiler]

£42.50 to watch Ipswich

Something money can buy

 

[Titus]

Oh do keep up. We did this yesterday.

 

[Brovion]

Hi Steve, welcome back.

 

[Superphil]

Kidderminster are dearer, and they aren't even in the FL

 

[Hillian1]

We should start protesting?

How about a banner or a march around the concourse at half time?

Its a disgrace!

BBC Sport - Huddersfield offer best value for money in the Championship

Just don't eat them. I haven't since about half way through last season, the hype on here about them is totally OTT, it's just a pie FFS, average at best and way overpriced.

 

[Woodchip]

Oh do keep up. We did this yesterday.

Well, without a search function it kinda makes things hard to search for.

 

[chucky1973]

i love them, would pay £5 to eat one.

 

[Titus]

Well, without a search function it kinda makes things hard to search for.

Well look in every day then. I thought you lot were real fans.

 

[Woodchip]

Well look in every day then. I thought you lot were real fans.

I'm asleep whilst you lot are posting shit.

 

[Deleted member 22389]

Instead of looking at the prices worry about the meat content. If its good quality meat there should no complaints.

Ever wondered why burgers, kebabs are so cheap, the meat is rubbish, you don't know where it comes from, and it's bad for your health.

 

[The Large One]

Just don't eat them. I haven't since about half way through last season, the hype on here about them is totally OTT, it's just a pie FFS, average at best and way overpriced.

We heard you first time.

 

[El Sid]

i love them, would pay £5 to eat one.

a fiver is way too cheap for such a gourmet product - I'm always slightly embarrassed at paying 3.90.

 

[chucky1973]

Just don't eat them. I haven't since about half way through last season, the hype on here about them is totally OTT, it's just a pie FFS, average at best and way overpriced.

but i bet you drink the warm plastic 275mm bottle of fosters at £3.50..............such a bargin.

 

[Blue Valkyrie]

but i bet you drink the warm plastic 275mm bottle of fosters at £3.50..............such a bargin.

The bottled Fosters - generally cold enough in my experience - has it's place. Get a quick one in to drink while queuing for the main kiosks !!

 

[mejonaNO12 aka riskit]

I realise the OP is tongue in cheek so I'm not directly responding to that when I write this, BUT

It's amazing (and quite brilliant) that it's only taken a short space of time for some of the stadiums BRILLIANCE to become 'the norm'.

I forget just HOW GOOD our pies are until I set foot somewhere else and have a soggy pukka pie cooked to point at which the gravy resembles molten LAVA. As my chomps SQUIDGE through it's moist exterior, not a flake in sight, and is greated by a chunk of 'meat' so small that even The Borrowers would struggle to split between them as a starter, I can only DREAM of being back at The Amex and biting down, through the bristled exterior of our fine £3.90 pie.

This isn't just a Pie.
This is an American Express pie.

 

[chucky1973]

The bottled Fosters - generally cold enough in my experience - has it's place. Get a quick one in to drink while queuing for the main kiosks !!

to be honest, I drink the fosters as well, my point was comparing the hot tasty deep filled pie with a plastic bottle of warm fosters for similar money................the pie will win every time!

 

[chucky1973]

I realise the OP is tongue in cheek so I'm not directly responding to that when I write this, BUT

It's amazing (and quite brilliant) that it's only taken a short space of time for some of the stadiums BRILLIANCE to become 'the norm'.

I forget just HOW GOOD our pies are until I set foot somewhere else and have a soggy pukka pie cooked to point at which the gravy resembles molten LAVA. As my chomps SQUIDGE through it's moist exterior, not a flake in sight, and is greated by a chunk of 'meat' so small that even The Borrowers would struggle to split between them as a starter, I can only DREAM of being back at The Amex and biting down, through the bristled exterior of our fine £3.90 pie.

This isn't just a Pie.
This is an American Express pie.

if Carslberg did pies..........

 

[Hillian1]

but i bet you drink the warm plastic 275mm bottle of fosters at £3.50..............such a bargin.

Nope, I drink the Fosters at the pumps for £3.90 - 10% (£3.51) which is roughly 5p more expensive than my local, not bad at all.