What Food For Your Fans?

[joggerjayne]

Brighton are (naturally) the friendliest club in the country. If you come to play us, you will find ...

1. Your parts of the stadium will be lit up in your club colours.

2. Giant picture boards will display photographs of famous "legend" players from your club's history.

3. The snack bars at your end of the ground (the South Stand end) will sell food from the part of the country from where your team comes.

Yes, the menu is changed for every match, depending on which team is coming to visit. How good is that !!!

So what is your team? and what would you expect to be sold at the snack bar?

(remember it has to be food you can hold)

[Stephen_G]

The world-famous Parmo for Boro fans, JJ

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parmo

[murraymints]

haggis, mutton pies and irn bru..

[joggerjayne]

Oh god ... seriously, JudgeN ?

I felt queasy just looking at that !!

They don't really eat things like that, do they?

[joggerjayne]

murray ...

Are there any Scottish teams in the Championship?

[murraymints]

you could always invite us down for a friendly...

[joggerjayne]

That would be jolly.

murray ... I posted a thread for you a few weeks ago, about something from COSTCO. I don't think you saw it.

[askyourgran]

I think that is very civil of your footie club JJ, I fear that should they play Leeds UTd they may not find themselves treated quite so royally. Boiled seagulls egg sarnie or a seagull breast curry or kebab maybe to make you feel at home. Our Utd fans are a little 'ruff' they would be Ok with dripping and bread, black pudding, or tripe in a little vinegar, or for the elite maybe pork pie and mushy peas. Our Leeds Rhinos Rugby Club are a much better class of fan, the would eat theirs with knives and forks.

[joggerjayne]

It is civil, isn't it, AYG.

=0)

Maybe, in time, other clubs will pick up on the idea and start doing something similar.