I guess it's just part of football culture in the UK to want a beer during a game. I used to like a pint as much as any man although I rarely drink beer now, and of course I accept the right of anyone to have a beer at a match before the game in the relevant areas if they want, but I just don't think it's a big deal if the match has already started and you can't have a beer.
It treats football supporters as second class citizens though, either apply the law to all sports, or none. Why can Chiefs fans have the option but not us ? Wouldn't the spectacle of Test Match Cricket be the poorer for the loss of the "beer snakes" to enliven dull passages of play ?
Ballzy : I certainly agree 100% that if it's ok at the Chiefs it's ok at the Park.
Because money talks, Mike, and Tony Rowe has got a hell of a lot of it!
Just in case you’re being serious, you’re also about as wrong as you can be. In this case it’s the law that’s talking, not money. It’s nothing to do with Rowe.
They were grim days for football..It seemed to be slowly dying at the time with year on year dwindling attendances across the board.It was a long road to recovery,membership cards & such nonsense just muddled the issue.
There will be a bar under the new stand..
