SCCC breaking the law with short measures?

[Jamon Jamon]

Or become a member and just go to championship and 50 over games! Free to get in, and Harveys is £2.80, in glass glasses, and you get a comfy seat in the Jim Parks bar.

It's my strategy, and I'm sticking to it, despite what Gus Mackay wants!

free to get in? my bank statement suggests otherwise, and as I can't make every game the membership does not represent the same value it does to someone unemployed/retired etc. The Jim Parks bar only serves plastic cups for one day matches and for county matches you're allowed to bring yer own.

 

[The Clown of Pevensey Bay]

Well yes, I meant you don't have to pay any extra on top of your membership. And there are plenty of championship and one day games played at weekends.

 

[Jamon Jamon]

. And there are plenty of championship and one day games played at weekends.

alas the poor Betting Shop Manager has to satisfy the punters needs at the weekend, seriously though I believe the membership does offer value but for personal reasons it's been no good to me this year

 

[desprateseagull]

def local trading standard, and the club- staff may be selling short measures and keeping the extra cash (difference in ££ taken, and ££ 'due' based on recorded sales..- 'sell' 10 pints, take for 12 (served short....)

 

[Hiney]

They had better NOT serve short measures at The Rose Bowl on Friday

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

Apologies for old thread bounce but... been in Prague this week and was shocked - shocked I tell you! - that these are an actual thing. Saw the graphic and asked the barman if he could translate the joke for me. He looked at me a bit funny, like. Sure enough, I saw all three variations listed on various menus during my stay. I mean, the bog standard serving is taking the piss a bit IMHO, but the other variations are completely head-mental. Especially the one that is all froth and next to no beer. WTF?!

@fiki presumably you sent your pint back at the Prince Albert because they'd inexplicably filled it to the brim with beer

 

[The Clown of Pevensey Bay]

God, £2.80 for a pint of Harvey’s. It’s like another world.

 

[A1X]

Calling something "all froth and no beer" is definitely a saying I could see myself adopting

 

[zeemeeuw]

FFS, I started reading this thread and was thinking, OK short measure but very reasonable prices, then the penny dropped.