skybluetony176
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I see on the clubs website new food and drink kiosks are opening in time for Saturday including beer on tap. Including Guiness. Nice.
I see on the clubs website new food and drink kiosks are opening in time for Saturday including beer on tap. Including Guiness. Nice.
Nick Eastwood mentioned there would be "a proper ale bar" that would open in time for the Fleetwood fixture, at the opening meeting organised by the Trust.
Definitely a good move.
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Nick Eastwood mentioned there would be "a proper ale bar" that would open in time for the Fleetwood fixture, at the opening meeting organised by the Trust.
Definitely a good move.
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Byatts advertised that they would by supplying beer, but only mentioned Sunday.
https://twitter.com/ByattsBrewery/status/545508939618865152
The food sounds much impoved also, although the proof is in the tasting.
Think I'll be road testing a pulled pork batch on Saturday.
I think they're doing a SISU special as well. A pull the other one batch
if its gets more people to attend and buy tickets then it is beneficialWhy are we (as in the official site) advertising this when it doesn't benefit us? It's hardly cutting edge cuisine is it, burgers, chips, pies, pizza and beer. Never buy anything more than a cuppa at a game when it's cold but what the hell was on offer before if this is some amazing new concept?
if its gets more people to attend and buy tickets then it is beneficial
Why on earth would people decide to go to the match because the quality of food is slightly better? Have you ever heard someone say, I wasn't going to go the match this week but then I heard they were serving a new type of pie and that swung it for me.if its gets more people to attend and buy tickets then it is beneficial
no but a more reasonably priced pint of proper beer might add a few hundred and thats a startI'm not convinced there's going to be a huge bump in attendances just because you can now buy a pie!
we need to improve the quality of the experience in all aspects, so that when people attend they want to come back and this will help even if only a littleWhy on earth would people decide to go to the match because the quality of food is slightly better? Have you ever heard someone say, I wasn't going to go the match this week but then I heard they were serving a new type of pie and that swung it for me.
If I want food, I'll either go to a restaurant or a supermarket. Not the Ricoh Arena kiosks.
Nick Eastwood mentioned there would be "a proper ale bar" that would open in time for the Fleetwood fixture, at the opening meeting organised by the Trust.
Definitely a good move.
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we need to improve the quality of the experience in all aspects, so that when people attend they want to come back and this will help even if only a little
Sounds decent the range of food. It will be interesting seeing the prices and the availability because most kiosks have been closed this season.
no but a more reasonably priced pint of proper beer might add a few hundred and thats a start
Why are we (as in the official site) advertising this when it doesn't benefit us? It's hardly cutting edge cuisine is it, burgers, chips, pies, pizza and beer. Never buy anything more than a cuppa at a game when it's cold but what the hell was on offer before if this is some amazing new concept?
What we forget is that we can't drink it in the stand either, whereas Rugby can I think? Makes a huge difference as somebody can go down and keep getting beers through the game, we get a little bit before hand and then probably 1 at half time depending on queues.
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