Palace are bottom of the food hygiene table for the takeaways around the ground. I have eaten at most of these :-(

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Good job they don't! That would I am sure only make it look even worse.
There are already 21 establishments with a score of 1 or lower on the list.
Goodness only knows who trains the Morleys organisation in food hygiene-Harold Shipman?

If I read the table correctly the Club scored top marks for food Hygiene in the ground. That is the only thing they can control. We have been rightly castigated for failings at the training ground so we should give credit where credit is due.

It seems a bit of a pointless exercise to compare football clubs that do not control food outlets outside the ground.

Its just a headline grabber.

It would make more sense to compare food outlets by borough as it is the councils responsibility to enforce hygiene.

A couple of years ago every Morley's in SE London was given the lowest rating clearly a problem with staff training and management.

I am not sure how up to date this survey is but I am amazed Morley's hasn't been shut down.

This doesn't surprise me. I think fairly recently Croydon was highlighted as one of the worst places in London for food safety and hygiene. Probably partly related to the size of the borough and therefore the number of low scoring 'restaurants' increases significantly, but still. Thornton Heath and South Norwood aren't exactly known for their culinary prowess.

Tasty Jerk has been pumping a plume of admittedly delicious smelling smog out of its industrial sized chimney for years. It's arguably a Palace landmark, always visible relentlessly coughing away from the Upper Holmesdale. Shame it's rated 1/5 by the FSA (probably the average score for the area) otherwise I'd be in there like a shot...