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From memory it was pretty descent, and served in a polystyrene cup. This was around 20 years ago though.

Ah yes, the legendary Kidderminster mulligatawny soup. I’ll also add Burton Albion’s ******s and mushy peas.

No idea. But, just guessing, it’s a 16% increase in items sold. It would be mightily impressive if I’m wrong and slashing prices 50% yields a higher financial turnover. The article says they are arriving earlier to consume food and drink. To be fair, US culture is different to ours and if you...

Baltimore Ravens as well.

The article states that beer and food sales went up 16% and this was partially driven by people arriving much earlier. Maybe the queues weren’t longer?

The 90% increase in merch sales due to the fan first pricing jumps out. I wonder if there’s an overall profit to slashing food and beer?