They obviously do.Corporate will always be a thing. It’s needed to bring in extra revenue that the average match goer wouldn’t.
That doesn’t mean there’s not room for both types of support.
I don’t know why people get so wound up about it tbh.
Corporate will always be a thing. It’s needed to bring in extra revenue that the average match goer wouldn’t.
That doesn’t mean there’s not room for both types of support.
I don’t know why people get so wound up about it tbh.
I don’t know why people get so wound up about it tbh.
Because some of us keep getting shifted around in order to make way for these 'experiences'
That’s a perfectly valid complaint.Because some of us keep getting shifted around in order to make way for these 'experiences'
Quite right my friend and I'm cautiously optimistic that we're winning that debate with the club. And I must also give credit to our Food & Beverage manager, Andrew Taylor, who's been a good ally in that debate.I'd like to drink a decent beer, rather than drinking shite!
I'd probably spend more money on beer than a corporate if I was given the opportunity.
There's absolutely no reason why a decent beer shouldn't be offered on the concourse.
There's absolutely no reason why I should be treated as a 2nd class City supporter just because I prefer to stand on South Stand Level 1.
Spurs sell Beaveretown, Gamma Ray, at their new stadium.
It's superb. And only £4 a pint.
Gamma Ray. The concept was to create a juicy tropical beer. A brew you can sit on and drink all day, rammed with juicy malts and huge tropical aromas of mango and grapefruit. ... The beer is then dry hopped for days, driving the punchy aromas so you can smell it from miles away!
The only thing Amstel leaves you with is bad breath and flatulence.
Quite right my friend and I'm cautiously optimistic that we're winning that debate with the club. And I must also give credit to our Food & Beverage manager, Andrew Taylor, who's been a good ally in that debate.
I'd like to drink a decent beer, rather than drinking shite!
I'd probably spend more money on beer than a corporate if I was given the opportunity.
But I/we don't get given that opportunity.
There's absolutely no reason why a decent beer shouldn't be offered on the concourse.
There's absolutely no reason why I should be treated as a 2nd class City supporter just because I prefer to stand on South Stand Level 1.
Spurs sell Beaveretown, Gamma Ray, at their new stadium.
It's superb. And only £4 a pint.
Gamma Ray. The concept was to create a juicy tropical beer. A brew you can sit on and drink all day, rammed with juicy malts and huge tropical aromas of mango and grapefruit. ... The beer is then dry hopped for days, driving the punchy aromas so you can smell it from miles away!
The only thing Amstel leaves you with is bad breath and flatulence.
He could look into employing people with more than half a brain cell to serve beer.Cheers PB.
Yes, Andrew has got some great ideas up his catering sleeve.
Let's hope those above him who sign those ideas off, do it.