How much booze do you drink on your average Saturday away game?

PILTDOWN MAN

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• Mar 10, 2015

• #21

countryman said:

At least 20 cans of Special brew on the train there, then a few in the pub before the game, a few in the pub after the game and then a short nap round the London Underground before getting the train back to my local before last orders.

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Goldstone1976

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• Mar 11, 2015

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I pretty much always drive, so it's never more than 15 pints. If I weren't driving, it would be 20 pints easy, mate.

 

jonny.rainbow

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• Mar 11, 2015

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Why do people need to drink copious amounts of alcohol to enjoy watching the Albion?







It's much more fun on the class As.

 

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• Mar 11, 2015

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Generally none, occasionally one.

 

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• Mar 11, 2015

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CorgiRegisteredFriend said:

Drinking on the train is what it's all about. And deciding what hour of the morning is acceptable to start.

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This!

Generally try and have a few pints before a game if possible.

 

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• Mar 11, 2015

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Giraffe said:

Generally none, occasionally one.

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This home and away. Rarely fancy a drink when watching football, think the only recentish time was Brentford away in the league, only to discover they don't sell booze in the away end.

 

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• Mar 11, 2015

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dingodan said:

I don't drink the Devil's semen.

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.....that's scotched that rumor then

 

Hugh'sDad

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'Ove

• Mar 11, 2015

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jonny.rainbow said:

Why do people need to drink copious amounts of alcohol to enjoy watching the Albion away?

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.....it dulls the pain.

 

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• Mar 11, 2015

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CorgiRegisteredFriend said:

Drinking on the train is what it's all about. And deciding what hour of the morning is acceptable to start.

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This. For a long away trip the general consensus is that the first beer should be cracked open as the train pulls away from London, a perfect accompaniment to a bacon sandwich

 

CorgiRegisteredFriend

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Boring By Sea

• Mar 11, 2015

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M and S produce these cans of spirits that are slightly stronger than the average mix. These are perfect for smuggling into a ground and keeping you company in colder weather.

 

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• Mar 11, 2015

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6-8 pints then I lose count

 

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• Mar 11, 2015

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Depends how long the train journey is.

 

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• Mar 11, 2015

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None.

But then I'm still recovering from the effects of indulgence during those hazy away days of yesteryear.

 

el punal

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• Mar 11, 2015

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Rohan Ince's Python said:

On the train there and back?
Pre match pubs?
Post match pub?
Train back?

Or are you a driver?

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Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. And no, I can't drive a train.

 

el punal

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• Mar 11, 2015

• #35

el punal said:

Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. And no, I can't drive a train.

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Part 2.
1.Guinness (2/3 cans)

2.Guinness or Harveys Mother in Law (3/4 pints)

3.Lager/Cider/Guinness (4 pints)

4.Bottle of red wine

I think that just about covers it.