How much do you spend per home game (at the stadium) on food and drink?

[BattFink]

Last season it was typically a pint before the game, a pint at half-time & a couple of pints after the game usually a pie/pulled pork bap thrown in there somewhere

TBH I shall probably carry on with a similar routine this season

 

[BBassic]

I spend about £40 most home games but that's drink and food away from the ground as well.

 

[Nibble]

Cup of tea and two bags of American football hamburger crisps in my pockets. Don't like day drinking anymore.

 

[Quinney]

£10-£20 depending on game, if I'm working that night or following morning.

 

[Psychobilly freakout]

anywhere between nothing if I take some nuts and a sandwich to about £20 if I buy a programme, some nosh and a pint or two.

However I did spend neigh on £50 the day we beat Palace, but I was in the place early and sank a good few pints before, during and after to celebrate....

 

[cheshunt seagull]

Saturdays; a pint before the game unless it's warm and sunny when I will opt for the garden at the Swan. Evening games I come straight from work in London and will have a pie as well. Never more than this.

 

[Bognor Bystander]

Previously £10 english pounds per game and this season planning to spend nothing to save some dosh/time ... x 4 of us !

 

[oxymoron]

On average about £130 between the two of us, would be more if they had a better wine list..

 

[London Irish]

IF I'm with the kids, nothing - we take all we need. If their seats are used by mates, £15-£20 on beer

 

[spanishdave]

i cant stand spending that sort of money at half time when i know in about an hour i can have something at home. i cant afford to spend that sort of money on food every week either. if you have late lunch before the 3:00 games and dinner just before the 7:45 games, you wont need any food either. the only thing i got last season was an occasional drink on hot games and a bunch of chips.

 

[Rookie]

Programme and that be that

 

[Smirko]

Will be spending less this season.its getting a bit steep to pay for myself and junior Bernster inside the stadium.we will fuel up before we get to the Amex and bring our own drinks and snacks for half time etc.

Tight git, what's any extra 20p, you squeak when you walk

 

[poidy]

Would previously have a minimum of two pies and two pints per match (Personal record: three pies and five pints). I won't have nearly so much this season, if any, so at the new prices I'm going to be saving a minimum of £18 a match! (Less what I spend in other pubs before/after the game)

Lightweight

My best effort was a pub lunch pre KO, Pie pre KO, Pie HT, Cheeseburger FT, Donor kebab before the last train home, washed down with about 12 pints of lager in-between. Man points

 

[SIMMO SAYS]

Forty quid if we loooooose------Thirty quid if we win------Thirty five the draw

 

[dazzer6666]

Will be spending less this season.its getting a bit steep to pay for myself and junior Bernster inside the stadium.we will fuel up before we get to the Amex and bring our own drinks and snacks for half time etc.

Wondering where you sit, as I don't want to be clambering over picnic hampers to get to the bogs at half time

 

[crookie]

I only go to maybe half a dozen home games so don't feel too fleeced by buying a few beers, pie and programme.

 

[BensGrandad]

I buy a drink on the very odd occassion but the club wont get rich on my stadium spending above my ST.

 

[SIMMO SAYS]

As an aside, I think you needed to have had a few to watch the Albion last year

 

[Max Paper]

3 pints and a pie normally, that's after the 3 pints and burger I have in town first.

 

[Dan Aitch]

A few pints - that's usually about it. We take our own food cos the train fare from London each week soon adds up to a series of bloody expensive days out. Worth it, but not to the point of buying overpriced pies.