[Food] The Marvellous 1901 Food Thread is back!

The Clamp

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• Aug 19, 2019

• #41

Birdie Boy said:

Not exactly thinking of the environment there are they, even if the tin is recyclable? Coleslaw on a plate requires no tin.

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I might be wrong but it looks like a mock tin to me and reusable? Who knows what our HT will find in there next time. I think this could be a good little sub-plot to the guess the dish threads.

My guess was going to be some kind of chocolate sponge desert.

 

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rigton70

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• Aug 19, 2019

• #42

Herr Tubthumper said:

Burger and chips.

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I can't wait to reach your lofty heights in all but mighty i can afford this shit coleslaw in a can.

79p in Tesco

 

The Clamp

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• Aug 20, 2019

• #43

I’m rather amused. This particular food thread just goes to show that there are some characters on NSC who are so tightly wound they can literally get angry over coleslaw. I mean really! Could you imagine living in their households!?

 

Herr Tubthumper

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• Aug 20, 2019

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• #44

The Clamp said:

I’m rather amused. This particular food thread just goes to show that there are some characters on NSC who are so tightly wound they can literally get angry over coleslaw. I mean really! Could you imagine living in their households!?

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Totally. What’s the world coming to when a working class bloke can’t enjoy the fruits of his labour with a burger and a football match without [MENTION=15278]Beach Seagull[/MENTION] turning it into class warfare?

 

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Yes Chef

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• Aug 20, 2019

• #45

I'm disappointed with coleslaw. It is a bit pretentious still, but the chef could have used it for something like salt corn beef or the old school sardines in tomato sauce. This seems like somebody has gone nuts with the crockery budget and now they're putting any old thing in it.

 

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nickjhs

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• Aug 20, 2019

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Oh for pities sake, why do that? Its just bloody coleslaw, what a complete and utter ****. Kind of reminds me of the short lived craze of "deconstructed coffee"https://www.theage.com.au/national/victoria/deconstructed-coffee-melbourne-hipster-trend-has-social-media-steaming-20160602-gp9jrh.html

 

Tom Hark Preston Park

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• Aug 20, 2019

• #47

Herr Tubthumper said:

Bemused and wondering what vessels will be used in future games. I thought we’d peaked with slates, planks, mini pails and chip baskets but Sodexo have raised the bar.

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Fully deserving of it's own thread IMHO. Working thread title: Beyond The Pail

 

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Lenny Rider

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• Aug 21, 2019

• #48

As an aside I was shocked last week, Amy had a free Saturday and wanted to come to the game, so I contacted the club and asked if I buy three tickets, Amy, her friend and her 5 year old godson, in 1901 East as close to our existing seats as possible.

They came back the following day and said they had located three seats in the row behind us, £105 each, and that just included lounge access, as things turned she had a job come in, so couldn't come, the club put them back on general sale, but they remained unsold at 3pm Saturday.

I appreciate the club are running a business, but am I the only one who thinks £105 for a one off 1901 seat is a tad high?

 

Tom Hark Preston Park

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• Aug 21, 2019

• #49

Lenny Rider said:

As an aside I was shocked last week, Amy had a free Saturday and wanted to come to the game, so I contacted the club and asked if I buy three tickets, Amy, her friend and her 5 year old godson, in 1901 East as close to our existing seats as possible.

They came back the following day and said they had located three seats in the row behind us, £105 each, and that just included lounge access, as things turned she had a job come in, so couldn't come, the club put them back on general sale, but they remained unsold at 3pm Saturday.

I appreciate the club are running a business, but am I the only one who thinks £105 for a one off 1901 seat is a tad high?

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Always comes as a bit of a shock when you step out of the STH cocoon and have to buy one-off tickets for family or friends. Treated my daughter and her then-fiancee to tickets in the North a couple of seasons back, pre-PL days, and didn't get a lot of change from £100. Ouch!

 

albion534

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• Aug 21, 2019

• #50

Hence why games aren’t always sold out when people are being priced out of games. Sad.


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Hampster Gull

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• Aug 21, 2019

• #51

Could the 1901er’s on here throw some cake down to the lower stand, to share the fruit of their hard labour. Thanks

 

Nitram

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• Aug 21, 2019

• #52

Hampster Gull said:

Could the 1901er’s on here throw some cake down to the lower stand, to share the fruit of their hard labour. Thanks

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Looks by the state of the offerings up there cake would be the last thing served. Coleslaw in an old dog food tin is what they get. Sounds like they need an escape plan, or food drops like the Berlin blockade.