Suffer in silence and put up with what's on offer and described as food at football grounds. Most of it I wouldn't subject my dog to if I had one. Utter ******.
Overpriced and about as nuroushing as an old mattress. £2.50 for a few chips today that felt and tasted like old wooden pegs. In fact they may have been pegs. £1.10 for a bag of crisps - now they are having a laugh at our expense.
To be honest I normally either have something to eat before going to the game or I pop a few veggie sausage rolls in my jacket for a half time scoff. On the odd occasion I do however buy something from these catering stands which clearly are not bound by the Advertising Standards Authority.
Boycott them until they can provide decent food at decent prices and stop ripping us off.
Rant over.
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Thread: Why do we
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20-03-2010 09:32 PM #1
Why do we
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20-03-2010 09:47 PM #2This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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20-03-2010 09:52 PM #4This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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20-03-2010 09:53 PM #5This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
If it wasn't selling, it wouldn't be there.
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20-03-2010 09:56 PM #6This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
I have to say that I'll not buy anything from the kiosks at ER again until either the price drops or the quality increases.
The last Hibs Kids game I was at, I got 2 portions of (rank) chips, 2 Ribenas and a coffee and barely got change from a tenner.
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20-03-2010 10:03 PM #7This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
If the subject has no interest to you then why bother replying.
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21-03-2010 10:01 AM #9
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Part of a wider problem, I would say, of venues finding it acceptable to rip off their customers with over-priced, inedible garbage - and punters who are willing to be exploited. It's would be difficult to come up with even a handful of shopping centres, theme parks, family atttractions, sport venues where this isn't the case. For some reason, other countries seem to have avoided this trend - and though you can be fed rubbish at venues elsewhere, it's not the norm. Is it to do with venues washing their hands of responsibility for catering, and contracting it out? Maybe people just don't care enough about what we eat, to demand better?
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21-03-2010 10:14 AM #10
Food has been rubbish and overpriced ever since I can remember and ever since they started as far as I know. The only way to get them to do something about it is to leave them with the lot on the shelves for a few months. If that happens they either improve quality and cut prices or shut up shop.
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21-03-2010 01:38 PM #11
I find it astonishing that they advertise a pie and a coffee /bovril for £3.70 and think its a bargain,
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