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Topic Originator: calum96
Date: Fri 14 Nov 20:09
Pints 1-2:30pm on both the 22nd of November and 6th December for our home games.
If everyone behaves themselves this might become a permanent thing
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Topic Originator: Paralytic77
Date: Fri 14 Nov 20:16
Pointless unless you get a jar during the game or at half time imo
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Topic Originator: calum96
Date: Fri 14 Nov 20:28
Better than nothing, buy 4 keep 2 under yer seat
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Topic Originator: buffy
Date: Fri 14 Nov 20:41
You probably won’t be allowed to take them out of the undercroft ( and you’ve already said folk should behave themselves tch tch tch )
”Buffy’s Buns are the finest in Fife”, J. Spence 2019”
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Topic Originator: calum96
Date: Fri 14 Nov 20:44
Apologies buffy my mistake, buy 4 and stick 2 under your jacket
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Topic Originator: Paralex
Date: Fri 14 Nov 20:55
I thought we learned decades ago that alcohol, Scots and football is a bad cocktail. I`m not seeing any positives in this move. Surely grown ups in the Norrie can do without a pint for a couple of hours. For one thing I envisage more toilet visits during the course of the game and bulky Pars fans squeezing past me just as Andy Tod is poised to hit the net.
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Topic Originator: AdamAntsParsStripe
Date: Fri 14 Nov 21:04
Quote:
Paralex, Fri 14 Nov 20:55
I thought we learned decades ago that alcohol, Scots and football is a bad cocktail. I`m not seeing any positives in this move. Surely grown ups in the Norrie can do without a pint for a couple of hours. For one thing I envisage more toilet visits during the course of the game and bulky Pars fans squeezing past me just as Andy Tod is poised to hit the net.
Decades ago people brought their own carry oots into matches.
These included glass bottles. That is where the violence and blood came from, not plastic tumblers in a concourse.
Zwei Pints Bier und ein Päckchen Chips bitte
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Topic Originator: LochgellyAlbert
Date: Fri 14 Nov 21:12
The passageways in the Norrie are bad enough already, on Saturday they were busier than Dunfermline High street.
Even more annoying when they stop to watch the game, completely blocking the view of fans that have paid over £200 for season tickets!😡
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Topic Originator: Dave_1885
Date: Fri 14 Nov 21:23
If its anything like the trial during the Stirling game, it was an absolute sh*tshow for a fan not partaking in it. The barriers just got in the way of everything and there was zero organisation.
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Topic Originator: Bertie Paton
Date: Fri 14 Nov 21:30
I would rather drink in the pub before the game than drink in a cold concourse out a plastic cup.
I would be interested in a half time pint with a pie though. St Johnstone and Aberdeen are doing half time pints, not sure why we aren`t.
I sit in the NW so won`t be an option anyway.
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Topic Originator: DBA
Date: Fri 14 Nov 21:50
Quote:
Paralex, Fri 14 Nov 20:55
I thought we learned decades ago that alcohol, Scots and football is a bad cocktail. I`m not seeing any positives in this move. Surely grown ups in the Norrie can do without a pint for a couple of hours. For one thing I envisage more toilet visits during the course of the game and bulky Pars fans squeezing past me just as Andy Tod is poised to hit the net.
Thankfully times have moved in Grandad.
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Topic Originator: Hoolie
Date: Fri 14 Nov 22:04
Just get wrecked in the pub and a few cans walking to the game…saves a lot of hassle! Then it’s only 90 minutes then back to the pub to celebrate!
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Topic Originator: Paralex
Date: Fri 14 Nov 22:58
Well, DBA, sadly this grandad is seeing a whole lot of life ruining alcoholism for a modern generation that some may claim " has moved on". Establishing another venue for its consumption will only add to the misery.
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