nmc
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Cheerful soul but you are probably right
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Cheap ale at the ground on Sunday
- Thread starter Ric
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Cheerful soul but you are probably right
nmc
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Actually roughing it in the Chairman's lounge this weekend. Quite a gang of us going.
and just decided that no alcohol November is not applying this Sunday.
Well before you get too pissed on your Pimms no 3 or Malibu and Pinapple - try to get an update re the North Stand
meeesh
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Cheerful soul but you are probably right
Well let's be honest at £4/£4,50 a pint it ain't that great,at £2.50.......mmmmmmmmmm
No mate, probably just a couple in Mary D's as I will be driving.
Soft drinks ?
does anyone drink water at a footie game,? Beer or nowt for me.So the ale and cider will be cheaper than the bottles of water!!! Thanks City
kippaxkid74
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does anyone drink water at a footie game,? Beer or nowt for me.
ah yes, a match is nothing unless you get bladdered. I guess you can always take any medication with beer.. most people however who need tablets would have them with water or a soft drink ;)
Mad Eyed Screamer
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And come to think of it....it was'nt even very fizzy. Aye a pint of warm flat horse piss served by a miserable fat cow, all went to enriching the experience of travelling into darkest Moss side in the pissing rain, having to breach a sea of dog shit to get in the ground in order to witness a dismal home defeat to someone shite like Coventry. Peter Swales and Alan Ball Greenalls horse piss.....funny enough we quite enjoyed it all in a strange way.
I don't get bladdered I have a pint before the game(and a long drive afterwards so not more). must admit to swallowing medicines without the need for liquid.ah yes, a match is nothing unless you get bladdered. I guess you can always take any medication with beer.. most people however who need tablets would have them with water or a soft drink ;)
urban genie
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Even at £2.50 a pint of John Smurfs doesn't sound appealing, however I cannot fault them at least offering the deal.
dickie davies
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Even at £2.50 a pint of John Smurfs doesn't sound appealing, however I cannot fault them at least offering the deal.
Bitter is sold in cans
The offer is only on draught beer