Myself, mrs and son are in the overline lounge tomorrow and I know about the dress code, but does this apply to my 10 year old son??
Thanks in advance
Thanks in advance
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Overine platinum lounge advice please
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Cheshire Cat
The most curious thing..
Even more so.
Czechmate
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Dress Code
The 1901 Club provides a flexible environment for corporate guests and families and a smart casual appearance is required at all times. Smart casual is the minimum dress requirement for entry. To avoid embarrassment or inconvenience to members and guests, this dress code policy is outlined below. Please note that this dress code policy applies to all areas of the 1901 Club, children 14 years and under are also encouraged to dress appropriately, although discretion will be used in the case of young children. The 1901 Club reserves the right to refuse admission to any person not appropriately attired.
Acceptable: Business Attire, smart jeans, casual collared shirt, tie and jacket are optional.
Not Acceptable: T-shirts, shorts, sports shoes or sports clothing, flip flops and replica shirts
Hope this helps , I don't think they are too bothered about children under 14 in my experience as long he doesn't wear a Bolton shirt
The 1901 Club provides a flexible environment for corporate guests and families and a smart casual appearance is required at all times. Smart casual is the minimum dress requirement for entry. To avoid embarrassment or inconvenience to members and guests, this dress code policy is outlined below. Please note that this dress code policy applies to all areas of the 1901 Club, children 14 years and under are also encouraged to dress appropriately, although discretion will be used in the case of young children. The 1901 Club reserves the right to refuse admission to any person not appropriately attired.
Acceptable: Business Attire, smart jeans, casual collared shirt, tie and jacket are optional.
Not Acceptable: T-shirts, shorts, sports shoes or sports clothing, flip flops and replica shirts
Hope this helps , I don't think they are too bothered about children under 14 in my experience as long he doesn't wear a Bolton shirt
Superphil
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Kids with replica (Brighton) shirts are fine in the Overprice Lounge. Hope you enjoy it, it's a nice room, and the seats and view in the WSM are superb
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Thanks Phil, I'm looking forward to the experience and I'm glad I'm not paying
although it already feels a bit wrong to not wear colours to a game
Superphil
Dismember
Thanks Phil, I'm looking forward to the experience and I'm glad I'm not paying
To be fair though, you should never be allowed to wear that shirt in your avatar anywhere should you? Come and say hello anyway, you'll find most of us have been around the Albion for many years.
Beach Hut
Brighton Bhuna Boy
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That shirt is one of my most favourite things, which probably says something not particularly flattering about me
Will keep an eye out for you
Superphil
Dismember
Oh and make sure you start a thread after the game bitching about the food
Would love to come up with something witty, but you know it will probably happen. No thread from me though, I wouldn't be qualified to comment.
Now, if you haven't sampled the burgers at the Swan.......
Thanks Phil, I'm looking forward to the experience and I'm glad I'm not paying
Not wrong, just being an adult.
Seagull on the wing
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Youngsters are allowed to wear replica shirts....what they do lookout for are trainers/tatty or scruffy jeans. Jeans are allowed if clean, they do not allow shirts with large logo's on ,you can have the small seagull or crocodile showing though. Enjoy the day....and the food if you can afford it.
Superphil
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You may not have noticed, but literally hundreds of thousands of Adults, do not share this point of view. Look at a couple of crowd shots from any league in the world. As we are a democratic country you are Entitled to your opinion of course, but don't tell someone they're wrong, when they are doing what they want to do, and doing something that millions of others from all walks of life, following football at all levels, all around the world do.
Tom Hark Preston Park
Will Post For Cash
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If you Tolerate This Your Children Will Be Next.
What does this 'allowed' bulls hit have to do with watching a game of football? Too puerile for words.
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You seem to think you know how I feel, when you clearly don't.
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We are enjoying the food as guests of the club, so not costing me a penny
Thanks for the pointers
Superphil
Dismember
We are enjoying the food as guests of the club, so not costing me a penny
Thanks for the pointers
Ooh, very nice, are you at a table, or using the 'buffet'?
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I enjoyed the experience of the food and the lounge, and also being able to sit with my son and mrs in her wheelchair at the Amex but the atmosphere wasn't what I was used to and the bloke sat next to me made me chuckle when he put his finger in his ear each time I sang. It also made a change being level with the edge of the north penalty area meaning I could hear the north stand much better as opposed to my normal wsu seat in block c.
Overall a really good day out as a family, with my 10 year old meeting Gary Chivers and Mulllers in person. Really happy with the effort made by the club to rectify an issue so a big thank you for that, and obviously the result was a bonus!
Thank you Albion, in particular Paul Barber for arranging it for us
Overall a really good day out as a family, with my 10 year old meeting Gary Chivers and Mulllers in person. Really happy with the effort made by the club to rectify an issue so a big thank you for that, and obviously the result was a bonus!
Thank you Albion, in particular Paul Barber for arranging it for us
I enjoyed the experience of the food and the lounge, and also being able to sit with my son and mrs in her wheelchair at the Amex but the atmosphere wasn't what I was used to and the bloke sat next to me made me chuckle when he put his finger in his ear each time I sang. It also made a change being level with the edge of the north penalty area meaning I could hear the north stand much better as opposed to my normal wsu seat in block c.
Overall a really good day out as a family, with my 10 year old meeting Gary Chivers and Mulllers in person. Really happy with the effort made by the club to rectify an issue so a big thank you for that, and obviously the result was a bonus!
Thank you Albion, in particular Paul Barber for arranging it for us
Hope you will still talk to me now you have been in the posh seats!
You will be moving out of Newhaven next!
desprateseagull
New member
no spikes. then. oh, wait- OVERINE?
