Dont get me started on this, i cannot stand that it is shortened. A bit like calling Macaroni Cheese, Mac and Cheese.
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1901 "We're hoping to base it on the Arsenal model'
- Thread starter Lenny Rider
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Dont get me started on this, i cannot stand that it is shortened. A bit like calling Macaroni Cheese, Mac and Cheese.
Dr. Notthenineo'clocknews
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Slaw eh? this senario would be improved if I had to order it seperately, therefore asking "can I GET some slaw?"
I'd then go home and shoot myself
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Dr. Notthenineo'clocknews
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On holiday about 25 years ago, a couple we met were waffling on over a beer, The man mentioned all he could cook was "spag Bol" I later asked my wife what that was as I genuinely didn't know/had never heard that before
Dick Swiveller
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- Sep 9, 2011
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When people realised they can charge more I suppose. Think the chips were "rustic" as well which means they couldn't be bothered to cut them properly.
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I don't actually care when restaurants put these Americanisms on a menu (although the fact that it's becoming more and more places is irksome), but when English people say them while ordering I immediately want to kill them.
"I'll have that with the mac and cheese and a side of...." F##K OFF AND DIE!
It sounds even worse when it's some fat bird with a "reyt common" Northern accent, as it invariably is when I venture to such places in Sheffield.
The Birdman
New member
Bring back Hardings a local company who surported the Albion in its days of need.
Can't do any worse.
Can't do any worse.
Neville's Breakfast
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Sounds like what's needed in 1901 is some sort of translation of the menu prominently displayed on the wall. It all sounds terribly CONFUSING in there.
Cheshire Cat
The most curious thing..
Is pulled pork the same as pulling off a pig? Or have I misunderstood something somewhere?
Ernest
Stupid IDIOT
Is that to GO ?
The Merry Prankster
Pactum serva
Overpriced Lounge last night at 19.20hrs, hottest day for a while, evening kick off so people are hungry - no water, no pies, no sausage rolls. At 19.45 or kick off time as we like to call it - waitresses were bringing out burgers etc that people had ordered. A manageress was desperately try to intercept them as I expect the intended recipients were none too happy. Staff behind the bar (with one noticeable exception) absolutely terrible. Saw a couple of punters getting very worked up.
It's just shoddy. Over and over again. Don't give me "the have you emailed the club" line. In the past yes I have, plenty of people still do. I don't want to make life any harder for Dodge and his dwindling team. I believe it to be out of their control and a situation that is allowed to continue from the top of the food chain, I assume because the needed changes are financially unpalatable to them.
It's just shoddy. Over and over again. Don't give me "the have you emailed the club" line. In the past yes I have, plenty of people still do. I don't want to make life any harder for Dodge and his dwindling team. I believe it to be out of their control and a situation that is allowed to continue from the top of the food chain, I assume because the needed changes are financially unpalatable to them.
Pretty pink fairy
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LamieRobertson
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Pretty pink fairy
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theboybilly
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Greyhound racing is not the best business model to use as an example now. It's an industry dying on its feet with severely dwindling attendances and tracks closing all the time.
They are doing all they can to attract people but are fighting a losing battle. The way they look after the welfare of the dogs I'm actually rather pleased.
Lenny Rider
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- Sep 15, 2010
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Mr Medway picture the scene, Great Auntie Medway passes over to the other side, you come into my office and choose a Chestnut Willow Casket, 5 minutes before the funeral is due to start I announce that I haven't actually got those in stock but Auntie can have a veneered oak one instead, gratis, would you be totally happy with that?
Mr Bridger
Sound of the suburbs
As long as I can warm me free pies up on your retort.
ewe2
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The club will just not be able to provide a premium service,at a price that can be afforded,so everyone gets fed up. IMO the 1901 experience will over time downgrade,with a more sensible price structure,that can be afforded,and still offer something different from the concourses.The club could then market a "Blue Ribbon "5 star club experience,a much smaller affair,catering for top prices....and service !!
About the same time as 'toasted cheese' became 'grilled cheese'.
Back to moaning, I was in the Rivervale lounge for the Hudds game and it was ..... very nice actually. Friendly staff and no more queuing for Harveys than I would have to do in my local. No food but I no longer expect to buy grub at the Amex so I wasn't surprised at that. I was hungry as I'd come straight from work, but the little burger stall near Falmer station was still open when I left the ground so I didn't starve.
Anyway, in the Rivervale they have these 'One moment' boards (a bit like the stuff in Dick's but without Attila's poetry). These have recollections from former players about their favourite 'one moment' in their Albion careers. Peter Ward chose the 1976 game when he scored 4 as we beat Walsall 7-0. According to the header at the top of the board this match took place in 1983! Barber out etc.
darkwolf666
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£12.50 for a burger at a football match, are you fooking mad!