In my day there were 5 or 6 bars here on campus, shame they've all closed - I used to be part of the furniture in the Grapevine.
From what I've read too, football supporters will not be allowed in the uni bars.
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In my day there were 5 or 6 bars here on campus, shame they've all closed - I used to be part of the furniture in the Grapevine.
From what I've read too, football supporters will not be allowed in the uni bars.
turienzo's lovechild
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if i wanna drink i'll drink in the brighton station area, maybe buy a few TINS for the train journey and that's me sorted
pretty sure i read on the 'ask the project team' thingy that there WILL be extra trains....if i have to wait a while for one then so be it......can't see it being a major problemo
pretty sure i read on the 'ask the project team' thingy that there WILL be extra trains....if i have to wait a while for one then so be it......can't see it being a major problemo
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That's what I though, got Falmer, East Slope, the Arts centre, Grapevine, a few more that I can't remember the name of and the 'club'. Can't see fans being allowed anywhere them neither
was 'The Crypt' then 'The Hothouse' now 'The Cube' and you forgot the Park Village cocktail bar.
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Still no answer from the thread's author as to where they got the information from.
Scotty Mac
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Went to see the Boston Celtics NBA team a while back, excellent selection of food and beverages, went to a texmex kiosk for nacho's and chilli and an italian for a pint of peroni - all available on the main concourse.
american sports are BRILLIANT for their selection of food and drink - when i was a bit of a regular watching toronto fc there was a SUSHI kiosk inside the stadium
the albion could do a lot worse than take a look across the pond at how to provide innovative catering
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Talking to other people about it - someone said a noodle bar would be great; I don't know if a pizza parlour would be feasible.
And if they really want to keep us there for any length of time - I'd suggest kebabs.
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it's all about the BUNCE over here isn't it, rather than actually providing a decent service
spending as little as possible and charging as much as possible
f***ing GORDON BROWN
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Exeter sell Dominos pizza at the ground, lets have some of that action Mr Bloom
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yeah, but Americans are all fat bastards
turienzo's lovechild
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get 'albion kebabs' on the job
actually, don't, they're shit
pizza parlour (something like the one outside churchill square?) is a decent shout......i'd imagine it's fairly cheap to make half decent stuff
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plenty of grounds offer pizza - exeter even had a dominos facility in the away end. admittedly, it did sell out before half time, but if they can do something like that with their stadium then there is no reason why we cant at falmer
i also hope they have a bit of a selection for those vegetarians among us - a choice between chips or ice cream can become a bit tiresome
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At one of these Food & Drink Festival effort on Jubilee Street / New Road recently, some bloke had an entire vat of vegetables in batter, plus a gas-fired hotplate.
His vegetable fritters (f***ing enormous) at £2.00 a pop were stunning.
For a sweet, you could have had banana fritters.
His vegetable fritters (f***ing enormous) at £2.00 a pop were stunning.
For a sweet, you could have had banana fritters.
Id love to see Noodles, like they do at music festivals, be quite happy to pay 3-4 quid for a big box of noodles which lasts forever!
Or
A massive yorkshire with sausage and mash inside, be well up for paying £5 for that.
Beer wise i would always be drinking in town and getting the train at the last minute, i would only imagine being early to the ground at the first game at falmer the rest of the time, i wouldnt be fussed, aslong as they pump it out in those machines which poors 6 at a time so i dont have to wait long to get a beer.
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A massive yorkshire with sausage and mash inside, be well up for paying £5 for that.
Beer wise i would always be drinking in town and getting the train at the last minute, i would only imagine being early to the ground at the first game at falmer the rest of the time, i wouldnt be fussed, aslong as they pump it out in those machines which poors 6 at a time so i dont have to wait long to get a beer.
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What about a nice HOT PASTY stall, like the one in Churchill Square ?
I had a cheese & bacon one the other day from there, it was SUMPTUOUS
I had a cheese & bacon one the other day from there, it was SUMPTUOUS
People still really haven't grasped the fact that 22,000 people aren't going to be able to hop on a train at the last minute, have they?
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kfc?
Spot on. imagine celebrating a 3-0 win over The Palace with a couple of pints of John Smiths at the stadium. As long as its not that shit Harveys..........