gordondaviesmoustache
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People could take their own lids.
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Stopped from taking plastic bottle into the stadium
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gordondaviesmoustache
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Mine had no head so it was 3/4 pint.It’s because you’re a massive fanny.
Any blue worth their salt would get a 2/3 pint of Asahi for £25 and get on with it.
Edghill OG
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Been doing this for a while at M1. Insist on taking your bottle top off you but you can take your drink in as long as the top goes in the bin first.
I assume they think a closed bottle makes for a great missile, as they also take the top off any drinks they sell to you inside or pour them into a paper cup.
Play them at their own game and take a spare lid in your pocket?!!
The scousers weapon of choice was an empty pint glass was it not? Easier to load that up with coins of all shapes and sizes than a restrictive bottle neck. Common sense prevailing again I see.
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Franny 1234
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Inside the stadium they sell water with lids still on obviously they could become missiles. But I suspect that's OK due to the profits they make.The official reason will probably be because it's unopened, when you buy them inside they take the lids off and have for a while, presumably so it can't be used as a missile.
We all fu.k..g hate Lids.People could take their own lids.
citymad
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Wrong dept, the club hired Cola Toure to be in charge of soft drinks. He’s very cordial apparently.Maybe sprite a letter to Pepsi Guardicola?
gordondaviesmoustache
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And spritely.Wrong dept, the club hired Cola Toure to be in charge of soft drinks. He’s very cordial apparently.
Gordyola
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Don’t sell bottle inside any more all in paper cupsThe official reason will probably be because it's unopened, when you buy them inside they take the lids off and have for a while, presumably so it can't be used as a missile.
Gordyola
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Not in the ground regulations... From taking a bottle of Fanta into the stadium. Unopened. Was told is was a new rule. Anyone know why?