Printable View
I love a beer before and after the footie, and half time if I'm in the mood but this
https://www.joe.co.uk/sport/efl-chai...matches-205679
would be a terrible idea. People constantly in and out for lagers and toilet, people hammered, it's already causing problems at the rugby. Personally I think leave as is
dfQuote:
Originally Posted by delmbox
Agree, the rugby is a nightmare with people constantly back and fore for beer and the toilet. I enjoy a pint before the game and occasionally one afterwards but can quite well manage the 90 minutes without a beer
Drinking at the game would be a nightmare. Beer everywhere when we score, getting up and down for the full bladder brigade and no chanting or clapping anymore well not with a pint of beer in your hand.
Leave it as it is, you just have to look at rugby and cricket (thankfully cricket is stop start already) to see it would be a nonstop stream of people popping out for a pint.Quote:
Originally Posted by delmbox
Safe standing will stop that, it'll be rivers of pi55 on the terraces.Quote:
Originally Posted by Malckent
Perfect.Quote:
Originally Posted by Harry Monk
Might not be such a good look on level 3 though.
Worse for those below the top tiers.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jimmy the Jock
Leave it as it is. Have a pint before the game, after the game and at half time if you must
Given that the fad of chucking your pint in the air when there's a goal was born this summer, it would be a terrible time to introduce this.
That really pisses me off, what a waste of beer!Quote:
Originally Posted by lardy
For Wales and some of England's goals it was understandable and organic, but doing it at 4-0 against Panama? Obviously just doing it to show people how "mental" you are
Best left as is it works okay now , unfortunately humans have a tendency too not behaviour well in drink, and I'm pretty sure we would have booze everywhere, chucked in the air , spilt under seats , bladder breaks increased tenfold, lads unable to carry drinks back to seats without dropping them .,etc ,etc .
I love a beer or two before the game.
But i wouldn't drink that pi$$ they serve at the ground, especially in those flimsy plastic 'glasses' that seem to make it taste even worse.
Wales fans were extremely guilty of doing this during the 2016 euros.Quote:
Originally Posted by lardy
It wasn't beer, there were only soft drinks available in the stadia.Quote:
Originally Posted by Der Kaiser
Couldn't agree moreQuote:
Originally Posted by bobh
Sorry, should have been more specific, Wales fans in the fanzone in Cardiff.Quote:
Originally Posted by RichardM