Cans of Carlsberg (if they REALLY have to), Tetley's Draught and Strongbow would just about cover everyone's needs I think?

Surely not beyond the realms of possibility?

Who do I need to mail at the club?

The Executive Director of Stadium Beverage Sales.

Koppaberg and Guinness will do for me thanks. Not mixed together obviously

they could just open the Willows bar like last year

Shame on you

Any self-respecting Cider drinker only drinks Strongbow (or Magners when they sell nothing else!). Koppaberg is the Swinton Lions of fizzy apple juice

they could just open the Willows bar like last year





DO me a favour, that means someone has to think of that idea, and ideas like that are lacking at salford .



Guinness for me,



plus £2.50 for a can, bought in bulk is a bit steep, £1.50 shud be a better honest price.

Think they are planning to, just couldn't on Saturday cos of Valentines Day.

"Any self-respecting Cider drinker only drinks Strongbow "



NO THEY DO NOT!





An issue with Tetley's is the planned closure of the brewing plant.... This may need watching. beer alters when brewed elsewhere



We may have a guest agreement. This would give us a chance of good ale.

Thanks to sky moving the game to the Saturday for TV reasons the club was booked out for Weddings - although many guests at the wedding (including the bride at the one in the restraunt) should have counted towards our attendance on the night as they seemed more interested in the game than the wedding. The club I'm sure will be available for most matches thus satisfying people who would prefer a different beverage.

Don't they have to sell any liquid in a plastic bottle? this may reduce the options

Nope they pore it from Cans into plastic pint pots these days and bottles aren't allowed anymore from what I was told on Saturday.

Don't know if it's the same in RL as football but I was told at the Reebok that fans can drink from plastic bottles, but not have the lids?!



Apparently there food stalls (which are franchised out, so BWFC make no direct profit from them) are allowed to sell drinks in plastic cups or plastics bottles, but that the bottles must have screw-tops removed?!?



A copper and a steward backed this up saying that a full bottle with lid on could be used as a missile, and could hence be seen as a dangerous weapon, whereas without a lid it couldn't do as much damage.



I did offer to prove them wrong by doing some damage to Nicky Hunt with a lid-less bottle but they politely declined?!

much as i'l love a good ale or bitter in the ground i can't se it happening. I'm guessing they sell the rubbish they sell because it's the best thing buisness wise (which i woudln't understand*). If they could make as much or more money selling a good selection of quality drinks i think they would!

















*from what i can tell the best thing buisnes wise means to do what ever customers don't want and somehow make loads of money doing it!

Bottles of Holts' 1849 poured into a plastic glass would be an acceptable alternative to the cr[ia[/ip we have to put up with at the moment.



And Strongbow?! Give your head a wobble, that stuff's loony juice. Never touching it again after a few weeks ago...

I can testfy to that having been hit by one in Rome and they were still selling them with the lids on so they could throw them at us.

they have the same rules at the blue camp

Having drunk the stuff since the age of 12/13 it's effects don't seem to affect me as much these days

I have toned it down a little though from the Strongbow Super that was the drink of choice as a teenager!!!

Even with the lids off, you can achieve a good, chuckable weight by weeing in the bottle. Was narrowly missed by a pis=blacksbomb at a Dicon_razz.gifercussion a few years back.

i believe they do the same trick at oasis concerts

Plenty of them coming over in Turin a few years ago. Mind you, a filled bottle with the lid partially fastened so it comes off on impact is even worse... Thank f*ck you could see them coming.

THE BEER! i was at the celtic game and got charged £5 for two cans of carlsberg for them to put it in to a cup and call it a pint? COME ON SALFORD!