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A captive market Reggie..Bound to be a winner..Punters will be daft enough to pay £5 a bottle i expect...Great idea and plenty of fans used the bar. BUT at £4 a bottle of unknown beer,
Were you expecting a riot at half time ecfc girl ? ,trunchoens drawn and dispersal orders all round ?Agree with most things on here ie the expensive beer, but it was really good to be able to go out and have a drink (and a cig). Very civilised and there was no trouble despite the presence of the OB.
It's got my vote as long as they get some decent, realistically priced beer in.
This is a fantastic piece of news. All I ask Martin is, this two-game plan in terms of financial viability - please ensure the decision-makers note how cold it is at the moment, and pretty much double the takings or more on a nice summer's matchdayThis bar is a part of a two game trial that has been granted to us by the police. After this period, the police will assess whether it is a 'goer' from a safety perspective. The club will also assess whether it is a money maker, and will then make a final decision based on this and the police advice.
It is true that the temporary bar that is in place at presence has been outsourced, so as to limit costs to the club. It is my understanding that should this be a 'goer', it will be ran 'in-house' and will be likely to be funded by the club & Trust.
Please bear in mind, football is played mainly during the colder months of the year.This is a fantastic piece of news. All I ask Martin is, this two-game plan in terms of financial viability - please ensure the decision-makers note how cold it is at the moment, and pretty much double the takings or more on a nice summer's matchday
Yeah but not this cold. In the late spring, early summer, and autumn for example it is unseasonably warm down these partsPlease bear in mind, football is played mainly during the colder months of the year.
I do however, applaud the idea.
The bottles in question are poured into plastic cups before being handed over to said morons (and indeed non-morons).Well done to all involved in this excellent endeavour. How refreshing.
A word of caution though.
Bottles can be more problematical than plastic glasses.
If a bottle, in the hands of a *****, were to find its way onto the terraces, it could cause problems.
Plastic receptacles are less thrower friendly.
Thank you for clarifying that Bertie.The bottles in question are poured into plastic cups before being handed over to said morons (and indeed non-morons).