1st world problems...
Further Anfield expansion in doubt
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Exactly what I do. But I like to get away from my seat, often in hope things would change. They don't. I need to manage my expectations better.
Get me one chum...
I'm disappointed didn't spot the Partridge quote
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I timed my run almost perfectly at the Leicester game. I started the walk of shame at the start of stoppage time and reached the steps just as the whistle went. That said there was still a good 15-20 or so lads in front of me in the queue. Anyway, I got to about 4th in line and noticed a Scandinavian lad a few places in front of me chatting to one of the stewards...he was doing the whole 'it's my first visit, I love your accent' thing and didn't notice as I and several other lads snuck in front of him. Even then I still missed the first minute or so of the second half...but chuckled at how much the friendly Scando must have missed.
By the way, I don't give a shit if they build another stand or not. What does it matter to me or anyone else? I mean anyone can get tickets somehow now, and I was getting offered full corporate main stand shit on saturday for 80 quid, which means that maybe the level has been found. Great. Stop expanding for that reason... but to blame the attitude of the fans. I fucking hate that cunt.
This is bad PR, obviously. This part of the plan never was as attractive due to the fact that there's no way to add more hospitality and it has seemed clear for a while now that this might not be done. It might be true that these seats only pay off a shorter term loan in some reasonable period if tickets are priced higher, but he's phrased it in such a way that it erases whatever good will he may have gained by backing down on the greedy price hike plan.
The beer state is completely laughable. How they can't manage to serve people in a quick and efficient manner at half time and/or during the game is obscenely ridiculous. Wouldn't stand for it over here. .... Would have thought the Yanks would sort that out if nothing else.
I think more blokes with the backpack is the answer there. It would keep food and beer somewhat queues separate and they should have one or two stalls where you just pay with contactless, no dicking around with change. Would get the queue flowing quickly too.
Re: beer. They should have a prepaid beer container attached to the back of the seat with a mouthpiece so that you can, er, suck on it through the match.
This is an impractical shit idea but I think we ought to start work on generating ideas.
Or you could have one of those 'beer guys' like at American sporting events who comes down the steps selling it.
Drain one of those and you wouldn't give a shit what the stadiums design or capacity or facilities are like. Nor remember who Henry is.
This is an impractical shit idea but I think we ought to start work on generating ideas.
Or you could have one of those 'beer guys' like at American sporting events who comes down the steps selling it.
Drain one of those and you wouldn't give a shit what the stadiums design or capacity or facilities are like. Nor remember who Henry is.
I remember that too; the first time I thought everyone would have been ecstatic to work anywhere in the organisation, even behind the counters.
Most really seemed to wish they were somewhere else.
Granted of course that it's different for fans as opposed to employees.
Is this a joke? People should be grateful and happy to work behind the bar or clean the bogs at Anfield or Wembley or wherever?
Hahhahahha
Works perfectly in Germany
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