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Re: Who ate all the pies?
Plenty of pies and bovril. They weren't too keen on the Scottish pounds but took them eventually :-D
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You were lucky! Refusing them at Accy shops recently - too many forgeries. :(
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What we need is vending machines, probably cheaper, takes up less space, gives more of a variety, you can bye crabs in Japanese vending machines so why not hot dogs in ours
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Crawley's pies weren't up to much !!!
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Hate to admit this but sausage rolls at Crawley were excellent. Weighed as much as a half Nori, but a bit more edible.
Lady at the 'refreshment' (!) bar was a bit miffed as Crawley didn't tell her that there wouldn't be a coach load of ravenous northerners until 2pm and she over- stocked on pies, etc. who'd be a pie-seller in League 2? |
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And I think your original premise was wrong. It's not always "a couple of hours" without something to eat - it can be very much longer depending on distance travelled. And in any case, the half-time refreshment is (or should be) part of what is now generally called the "match day experience". |
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