Taking things into the ground

[Stat Brother]

I'm more impressed with how many snowflakes are allowed in, on a sunny day in August.

 

[Albumen]

Well the club web site certainly helps

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Not as bad as when went to see Bat out of Hell musical. My wife had her bag searched, and wasn't allowed to take sweets into the show.

But they let Meatloaf onto the stage?

 

[chaileyjem]

My lad takes in a large carton of apple juice to every game. Never a problem.

 

[PILTDOWN MAN]

That will be my Guardian subscription.

Indeed-Power to the people.

Keep it up Wolfie

 

[Official Old Man]

If, as I presume, it is not permitted to take in bottled water, can they clarify the rule on free drinking water from the concourse bars. Harveys is nice but sometimes a quick swig of water is better.

 

[rippleman]

Always taken a bottle of pepsi in the North. Never had any issues or problems with it.

Maybe the OP was unfortunate enough to encounter a clueless jobsworth steward. Whilst the vast majority of our stewards are very helpful and friendly, you will always get a numpty nutjob somewhere.

 

[Wardy]

The water bottles thing has been a no-no for a long time. I used to take a spare bottle-top with me when I went to grounds like Southend and Saints where they let you take bottles in but confiscate the bottle tops.

Remember going to Southend years ago for the opening game of the season (when FDM got subbed at halftime) and they were making people take the tops of their bottles. When ask they said it was to stop people throwing them on the pitch. Kind of makes sense until just after the ticket barrier there were loads of fairly large stones laying around. Personally I think I could throw a stone a lot further and with a lot more accuracy then a 500ml bottle of Coke.

 

[Bob!]

Remember going to Southend years ago for the opening game of the season (when FDM got subbed at halftime) and they were making people take the tops of their bottles. When ask they said it was to stop people throwing them on the pitch. Kind of makes sense until just after the ticket barrier there were loads of fairly large stones laying around. Personally I think I could throw a stone a lot further and with a lot more accuracy then a 500ml bottle of Coke.

They were still doing it for the Friendly at Southend pre-season.

Really!

 

[Mackenzie]

I have a Brewdog card which identifies me as a pretentious fool and my need to have craft beer and third-wave coffee with me.

Did they search your manbag?

 

[BensGrandad]

I take 2 bottles of Pepsi Max from Poundland and 2 rolls or sandwiches or sausage rolls into Lower West every game no problem. In fact if I am stopping for a beer, which is very rare I also take a bottle of Seven Up to make brother in law a very weak shandy putting that in a pint pot and adding some of my beer to it, but as I say that is very rare.

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

Did they search your manbag?

They always have a look inside.

 

[Harry Wilson's tackle]

I take 2 bottles of Pepsi Max from Poundland and 2 rolls or sandwiches or sausage rolls into Lower West every game no problem. In fact if I am stopping for a beer, which is very rare I also take a bottle of Seven Up to make brother in law a very weak shandy putting that in a pint pot and adding some of my beer to it, but as I say that is very rare.

Where do you buy your rolls? Do you make your own sandwiches, or are they shop bought? What sort of fillings do you prefer? Much more detail needed please!

 

[Notters]

The water bottles thing has been a no-no for a long time. I used to take a spare bottle-top with me when I went to grounds like Southend and Saints where they let you take bottles in but confiscate the bottle tops.

Not at the Amex it hasn't.

If, as I presume, it is not permitted to take in bottled water, can they clarify the rule on free drinking water from the concourse bars. Harveys is nice but sometimes a quick swig of water is better.

All licensed premises are required to provide free water, though on some occasions I've had to argue in the west upper (they're usually ok though)...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-39881236

 

[oneillco]

The water bottles thing has been a no-no for a long time. I used to take a spare bottle-top with me when I went to grounds like Southend and Saints where they let you take bottles in but confiscate the bottle tops.

That's strange...I always take a water bottle in with me; in fact I had one in my hand while a steward frisked me on Saturday at the entrance to WSU

 

[Blazing Apostle]

I took a cottage cheese roll, packet of crisps and bag of mixed berries into South West corner......no problem

 

[burnee54]

The question we need to ask is, Glass or Plastic?

 

[pishhead]

Not as bad as when went to see Bat out of Hell musical. My wife had her bag searched, and wasn't allowed to take sweets into the show.

Was she allowed to take her bag and phone in?
Two out of three ain't bad.

 

[pishhead]

Where do you buy your rolls? Do you make your own sandwiches, or are they shop bought? What sort of fillings do you prefer? Much more detail needed please!

Maybe it's a sausage roll sandwich?

 

[BensGrandad]

Where do you buy your rolls? Do you make your own sandwiches, or are they shop bought? What sort of fillings do you prefer? Much more detail needed please!

Usually homemade as I am a cheap skate and object to paying £3 for a sandwich or roll that cost pennies to make. I must admit I do occasionally get a Greggs Meal deal sandwich or roll and coke for £3.

 

[dazzer6666]

Was she allowed to take her bag and phone in?
Two out of three ain't bad.

Well played [emoji122][emoji122]