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 SW17 Eagle  Tooting 17 Nov 16 7.05am |
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£1 for a cup of tea, that's clearly wrong. It's over £2 in the Arthur
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europalace  Europe 17 Nov 16 8.45am |
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Originally posted by SW17 Eagle
£1 for a cup of tea, that's clearly wrong. It's over £2 in the Arthur
Edited by europalace (17 Nov 2016 8.47am)
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 Michaelawt85 Bexley 17 Nov 16 9.12am |
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It's usually when I take one of my kids I get stung at half time for a drink and some sweets. Choice is crap. If its just me I don't usually bother. Cba with queuing up that long at half time and possibly missing a goal (laughs... What goals) by being late back to my seat
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| Part Time James 17 Nov 16 9.21am |
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Anyone that can't spend a couple of hours in a football stadium without snacks has an eating disorder in my book. I had a coffee once at half time though.
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| thechaddyboy Peterborough 17 Nov 16 9.48am |
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Last time I bought a drink the woman opened it for me & kept the cap. charged £2.00 & not even able to have a swig & pocket it for later.
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| paperhat croydon 17 Nov 16 11.10am |
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do they still charge extra for gravy like they used to?
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| Isley46 Sanderstead 17 Nov 16 12.06pm |
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Originally posted by thechaddyboy
Last time I bought a drink the woman opened it for me & kept the cap. charged £2.00 & not even able to have a swig & pocket it for later. Keeping the cap is a PITA. Glad that it's cold now and the kids can wear a big parka - let them bring our drinks in as they don't get searched - and you get to keep the cap on
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| bicycle repair man 18 Nov 16 6.43pm |
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It's in the national press,it's in the Croydon Advertiser.
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| SW17 Eagle Tooting 18 Nov 16 7.57pm |
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Originally posted by bicycle repair man
It's in the national press,it's in the Croydon Advertiser. I think it was a £1 in 1992. Be great if they have decided to reduce the price...
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| kevinrichard Langtoft 21 Nov 16 3.57pm |
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This survey doesn't take into account that you can't just turn up and buy a ticket. Firstly you have to become a member which will set you back at least £25. This for the occasional fan makes the average match day price much higher. And then if you want a category A game the price goes through the roof.
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