Guest pies

Herr Tubthumper

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• Aug 23, 2013

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What's this about? Should we worry for Piglets?

 

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BensGrandad

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• Aug 23, 2013

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Perhaps they will get some pies in that have some gravy in them

 

SIMMO SAYS

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• Aug 23, 2013

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Herr Tubthumper said:

What's this about? Should we worry for Piglets?

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I thought you meant guess whats in your pie as the last two I had were not what I asked for

 

bennibenj

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• Aug 23, 2013

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Is it not simply a flavour of pie inspired by the visiting team? Hotpot tomorrow. Like they do with the Ale in away end.

Just we get some of the pie action

 

jgmcdee

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• Aug 23, 2013

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They always have guest pies, which to date have always been from Piglets. From what I read in the pre-match briefing this hasn't changed, unless I missed info on a different supplier.

 

Herr Tubthumper

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jgmcdee said:

They always have guest pies, which to date have always been from Piglets. From what I read in the pre-match briefing this hasn't changed, unless I missed info on a different supplier.

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Oh. I took guest pie to mean another supplier. Like guest ale. If I have got this wrong I apologise.

 

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The Bun Elephant

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• Aug 23, 2013

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Does that mean when Millwall visit a week Saturday the guest pie will be a brick in pastry ?

 

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BensGrandad

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The Bun Elephant said:

Does that mean when Millwall visit a week Saturday the guest pie will be a brick in pastry ?

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Or pie mash and liquor.

 

Goring-by-Seagull

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• Aug 23, 2013

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I bloody love a hotpot. Not to worry though, they'll all be gone by 2 anyway. So I won't be having one.

 

Surf's Up

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• Aug 24, 2013

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BensGrandad said:

Perhaps they will get some pies in that have some gravy in them

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and that's a bloody good point

 

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• Aug 24, 2013

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The Bun Elephant said:

Does that mean when Millwall visit a week Saturday the guest pie will be a brick in pastry ?

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More like a file in pastry - or is that social stereotyping?

 

Superphil

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• Aug 24, 2013

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gibseagull said:

and that's a bloody good point

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Apparently that's on purpose, it's so that you don't dribble gravy down yourself while trying to eat it whilst standing up.

 

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Superphil said:

Apparently that's on purpose, it's so that you don't dribble gravy down yourself while trying to eat it whilst standing up.

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Could only happen in Brighton! Don't think they're worried about dribbling gravy in Rochdale or York where the pies are, as I recall, the dog's bollocks.

 

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daveinprague

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• Aug 24, 2013

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gibseagull said:

Could only happen in Brighton! Don't think they're worried about dribbling gravy in Rochdale or York where the pies are, as I recall, the dog's bollocks.

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They eat anything up there.