Kiosks

Loads of people buying in the South again today

Bless em'.

I can’t comprehend it other than the routine of always buying a drink for the last forty’ year - or however long they have - and they can’t challenge their own thinking to not do it

3 minutes ago, Kopparberg said:

I can’t comprehend it other than the routine of always buying a drink for the last forty’ year - or however long they have - and they can’t challenge their own thinking to not do it

 

 

Do they really understand what's heppening? 

There was loads buying. It was awful.

Pints, hot drinks, food.

Mental.

Just now, yeadonowl said:

Bloke next to me was eating and drinking food from the kiosks whilst having a black and gold scarf on

 

Simply can’t understand some folk 

Mind boggling! 

Nobody there to tell them not to

We’re all busy boycotting at home 

I wonder if it was to do with the kick-off time?
For those who have to travel some distance it might be a question of do I have an early lunch before the game or wait till after when it's gone two o clock.

Certainly the kiosks were busier than last week.

It's a pity you can't ignore your rumbling gut if you don't take the early option, but hey-ho. 


 

Just now, A47Owl said:

Do they really understand what's heppening? 

I think yes and no… some football fans are just really placid people and politely go to the game to clap a goal and go home… now these people still make up ‘Wednesday’ and always have, which in the past has been an absolute credit to the club, them coming along and buying a bovril  — the downside/flipside is now that we want the opposite to happen and those same polite/placid people come across as wimps etc 

In a way you can’t (and wouldn’t) have 100% of a fanbase that are all the same

(this is from me, a never paying DC a penny ever again person)

1 minute ago, TFUS said:

In their defence the food is quite simply stunning and there aren’t many other places you can get such a fine meal with such a nice ambience 

And they are also uttercunts.

2 minutes ago, onslow said:

Nobody there to tell them not to

We’re all busy boycotting at home 

Not all busy boycotting, there's plenty of people there, grassing up other people, who are also there.   

Unfortunately some people will think

‘am supporting ahhhh community n’ahhh club buying in ‘ere instead of out thee’yer’ 

Some will be oblivious (or ignorant) 

Some will be unable to help themselves 

‘av adda Pukka pie for years me not stopping nah’