Green Cross Code Man
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Barber fights back with no real reason seemingly.
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[Albion] Flasks banned from the Amex
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Barber fights back with no real reason seemingly.
clapham_gull
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- Aug 20, 2003
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Arsenal ban flasks and Watford while not banning them discourage their use.
Man City don't allow any food in all.
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clapham_gull
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Water perhaps but any other food and drink is clearly banned.
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clapham_gull
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Paul Barber does have a way (sometimes) of writing a letter. No need to be so rude in the first paragraph and completely misrepresents the "elitist" argument. Again the letter of a headmaster and not a CEO.
dejavuatbtn
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You have been thwarted! Unless of course you find somewhere discreet to hide it. If it is nuclear then this place is not recommended.
Palace are actively encouraging flask use as if someone blows up Selhurst, Parish will be able to claim on the insurance to pay for half a new stand and the wage bill shortfall.
Return of the Rev
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How to you discourage someone bringing a flask?
clapham_gull
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CaptainDaveUK
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I took a duvet once to Blackpool away and had no problems getting it in.
Mellor 3 Ward 4
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Not allowed in at Chelsea.
In fact if you take a (plastic) bottle in at Chelsea they remove the cap/top.
In fact if you take a (plastic) bottle in at Chelsea they remove the cap/top.
Green Cross Code Man
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Did you? Was that when I was with you? I don't remember that!
Return of the Rev
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They search them
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And if they find one they start slagging of the colour /pattern?
Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
Problem is that there could be absolutely ANYTHING inside the container
KNC
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It was a good time to bury bad news.
Waiting for the first ‘shoe inspection’
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AWAYDAY
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Plastic flask - keeps warm for 3 hours apparently - Hurry only 2 left online..
https://www.aldi.co.uk/polar-gear-b...gclsrc=aw.ds&dclid=CO68t4WJg90CFQTIUQod_wwALg
https://www.aldi.co.uk/polar-gear-b...gclsrc=aw.ds&dclid=CO68t4WJg90CFQTIUQod_wwALg
clapham_gull
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Super Steve Earle
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Well I'm guessing this bad boy contains a nice drop of half time Dodil
Shropshire Seagull
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The ban cannot be based on luzzing material - it would be cheaper to queue up in the ground and buy a tin of Coke / Pepsi / Lilt - if that were luzzed and were to hit someone on the head that would be quite a nasty blow, likely the equivalent of a flask.
No, it must be based on the uncertainty of content - well the easy way round that is to enforce the owner to take a swig - if it's petrol / novochock / etc then let 'em swig that.
Leaves all the innocent soup / tea / coffee supporters to continue unhindered.
#Whythefuss?
No, it must be based on the uncertainty of content - well the easy way round that is to enforce the owner to take a swig - if it's petrol / novochock / etc then let 'em swig that.
Leaves all the innocent soup / tea / coffee supporters to continue unhindered.
#Whythefuss?
Green Cross Code Man
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No, earlier in the thread someone (I am sorry that I can't recall the poster) had a reply from Mr Barber saying that if they turned up with something in a plastic flask, it would most likely be confiscated.