Normal size Cadbury's Dairy Milk (i.e. the small one) in the 1901 East Lounge... £1.20!!!
Buying a chocolate bar at the football IS a tiny bit silly. How hard is it to grab one from your cupboard at home, and lob it in your coat pocket?
With all the moaning and groaning I forgot to mention the food.
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Buying a chocolate bar at the football IS a tiny bit silly. How hard is it to grab one from your cupboard at home, and lob it in your coat pocket?
Safeway
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It's a football ground, the food is SUPPOSED to be average at best.
Talking of falling standards, the bacon in last night's burger from the van outside Falmer station was a proper GRISTLEFEST.
Talking of falling standards, the bacon in last night's burger from the van outside Falmer station was a proper GRISTLEFEST.
desprateseagull
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Why d footty fans have to accept (supposedly) duff catering?
I thought the Amex was all about being better..
I thought the Amex was all about being better..
Moshe Gariani
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Did you not read my post? A "Chicken & Ham" pie with no ham, no sauce and frustratingly UNDERCOOKED - not hard to work out where the problems are...
They must exist because people insist they do, but a well-cooked, CRISPY, pie at The Amex seems about as likely to me as Palace filling Selhurst next week.
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Too weak to read.Signs were by the tills, veggie-boy
Tom Hark Preston Park
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Is that the ones you asked about circa, oh, quarter past six last night and they said they wouldn't be ready for another half-hour?
Signs were by the tills, veggie-boy
Ain't that the truth. I'd been in a car for 4 hours from Bristol, legged it across from the university and hiked up the big WSU staircase. It's all I could do to lift the Strongbow (I know, I know) to my lips.
Tom Hark Preston Park
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- Jul 6, 2003
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Stress free is the way forward. If in doubt, get one of those very stinky and very tasty West Cornwall pasties at Brighton station before boarding the train to Falmer and filling the entire carriage with stinky pasty smells
Lord Bracknell
On fire
BensGrandad
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Had a cheeseburger from outside of the station after the match as I don't think the pies are that good, too dry, and not VFM. Had a small bottle of red wine on the concourse and that was £4.20 for 187ml bottle.
Titus
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Oh dear, oh dear, oh dear. You're a vegetarian and you drink cider. It's your sort that gives Brighton supporters a bad name.
Yep. And love too.
Uh_huh_him
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Last night was a double pie night for me.... pre-match steak and ale was tasty... reasonably well filled, but luke warm.
Half time Chicken and ham was piping hot, rammed full of filling and perfection.
My advice therefore is, if your first pie is a disappointment... keep trying until you find one that meets your liking.
Half time Chicken and ham was piping hot, rammed full of filling and perfection.
My advice therefore is, if your first pie is a disappointment... keep trying until you find one that meets your liking.
Winker
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No one on NSC ever walks anywhere normally, everyone seems to stroll, wander, breeze or saunter
I don't bother with food any more, I just swoop into the North Stand (Lower!) bar and have an extra Harvey's and Dark Star. Far more filling.
Seagull on the wing
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With the pie....did you mince then
Barrel of Fun
Abort, retry, fail
Does your deli supply haute cuisine?