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Mr Fussy, it's not friggin' half time beer festival tasting. It's still wet. Get your pint, and get the hell out of the queue.:drink: Funny thing is, I don't drink lager, but had 2 pints of Harvey's and was waiting on a lager, told the girl to just pour two of the dreggy looking pints into one...

I don't blame the staff, must be tough having to make up hours on a job that gives you 20 odd games per year to hone your skills for what can't be a huge hourly rate. No, who I blame are the clowns in the queue for 15mins who upon reaching the till have no friggin' idea what they're going to...

Isn't post drunk the hangover?

I was merely giving an idealogical reason for your question of why people get annoyed by it. I think the fans that get annoyed are those that would like to see a full roaring stadium bringing their side home... It does't really matter if that is a reality or not. :shrug:

You say that, but some people don't indicate when changing lanes on motorways, some people will walk across your line on a putting green, some will order across you despite knowing you're next at the bar, some will not wave thanks when you've let them out or through a gap. I refuse to let these...

I think the idea of a full stadium roaring their team on for a goal to equalise or win a game does have some merit in encouraging players dead on their feet to give it one last effort.

Is sheebo's holiday review going to be on TripAdvisor?

I’m East stand lower, and I stayed to clap Knocky back to his feet after the final whistle after he’d given absolutely everything for the stripes again. I might leave if I felt the team hadn’t tried, but that hasnt happened in a very long time.