What can you buy for £14?

[Herr Tubthumper]

Were the bangers gold plated?

Nope. They were not from the Waitrose Finest range.

 

[clippedgull]

All the time people are buying it, they will sell it! I bet they are having a right laugh at their meetings.

 

[Beach Hut]

Not that good however you were not forced to buy it so why moan ?

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

I'm rather surprised that someone with a decent palate like you would even entertain putting muck like that into your mouth !

I will add that I didn't purchase or eat this product.

 

[Westdene Seagull]

I will add that I didn't purchase or eat this product.

Ahhhh !!!!

 

[Mackenzie]

Nope. They were not from the Waitrose Finest range.

Ah, jewel encrusted.

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

Three pints of Samuel Adams in The Concorde.

I know what I'd rather have...

Hell yeah, no brainer. Much rather have this for my lunch.

 

[gjh1971]

I admit that these were my sausages, and was treated to them.

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

Ahhhh !!!!

Thanks. On this occasion I contracted my research out.

 

[pishhead]

Absolutely disgusting. For 14 quid I could and have designed three course menus that would yield the industry standard 70% GP. The club really are pulling down the trousers of the 1901 members.

 

[Postman Pat]

No ketchup in the North Stand before the game... Barber out!

 

[turienzo's lovechild]

hahahahha


bloody hell

 

[brakespear]

Bangers and mash is fine, lovely meal (although possibly not the one in the OP, those sausages look a bit suspect) - but why would you add ONION RINGS, especially soggy, pallid ones?

 

[Train Spotter]

20 cans of Fosters in Asda!

 

[Lady Bracknell]

Apart from the 1901 Club where you could spend £14 on the sort of meal that one's mother usually cooked for tea on washing day, hungry punters in the rest of the stadium would be challenged to find enough grub to spend £4 on. It really shouldn't take 85 minutes to track down a pie. Or most of half time to serve a queue of no more than 10 people with a pint of Harveys. Clearly the club is going for some sort of Epic Failures on the Catering Front Award.

 

[seagurn]

A ticket to see The Orb !

 

[fat old seagull]

For my £14 ... £10 M&S meal for two inc wine. The other 4 quid on Andy Croft to be 1st scorer @ 12/1. This returns me £52 which is exactly how much I need to treat Paul Barber and two of his guests to Bangers 'n' Mash a la Amex (that'll learn him) And another £10 M&S meal for two inc wine tomorrow. Money well spent I think.

 

[raymondbriggs]

Think I might buy me a Goldmine,A bit more thought to The Swan,keep the burger and chips brigade in the car park and keep indoor bars for eating only and I think i could retire in 3 seasons time.

 

[Lord Bracknell]

Apart from the 1901 Club where you could spend £14 on the sort of meal that one's mother usually cooked for tea on washing day, hungry punters in the rest of the stadium would be challenged to find enough grub to spend £4 on. It really shouldn't take 85 minutes to track down a pie. Or most of half time to serve a queue of no more than 10 people with a pint of Harveys. Clearly the club is going for some sort of Epic Failures on the Catering Front Award.

The half-time queue for a beer from one of the wheelie-trollies in the North Stand was, indeed, ludicrous. The poor girl serving had had no training whatsoever in how to pull a pint - although, fortunately, Lady B was able to give her a few helpful tips. And the set-up of the trolley offered nowhere to dispose of excessive froth from the top of the pint, other than to bend over and scoop it into a jug placed on the floor, using a spare plastic pint pot as the only way to retrieve the unwanted froth. A VERY slow process.

Mind you, I'm not wholly irritated by today's queues. The post-match queue in Dick's Bar was so slow to be dealt with, that, by the time I got served, the 10% cash-back credit had kicked in. Probably because it took a search of three different tills before they could find one that would allow the e-card to be used. Which is why I've had to check what they actually charged me for what I bought. At least that was got right (and I discovered the cash-back credit).

 

[Tom Hark Preston Park]

That is a £5 meal....maximum.

This.