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| 21. Author: DBP Date: Sun 29th Jun 2025. 14:14 Alter Ego, Sat 28 Jun 21:24 But we’re expected to sit down, outside for a couple of hours in that weather! Bring on summer football please! Reply |
| 22. Author: Buster_Brown Date: Sun 29th Jun 2025. 14:38 DBP, Sun 29 Jun 14:14 The older I get, the more in favour I become. Actually can’t believe we don’t Reply |
| 23. Author: kozmasrightfoot Date: Sun 29th Jun 2025. 15:20 The fans somehow need to make the owners know that they ain`t happy with the dogmeat currently on offer. The stuff they sell at east end is nowhere near what they sell in their shops. Their shop stuff (meat related) isn`t much better tbh, Stephens is only good for rolls, filled rolls and cakes. Pars fan. Magpies fan. Mens tennis fan. Alternative rock fan. Not a fan of much else. Reply |
| 24. Author: Buster_Brown Date: Sun 29th Jun 2025. 17:30 kozmasrightfoot, Sun 29 Jun 15:20 It’s quality has definitely gone downhill over the past few years, but I’m not sure I agree with this. Reply |
| 25. Author: AdamAntsParsStripe Date: Sun 29th Jun 2025. 17:42 I’ve never understood why Stephen’s at EEP can’t sell most of the stuff they already do on their shops. Lentil soup and a roll would be very popular at half time. Filled rolls pre prepared. Bean and potato pies Custard creams, strawberry tarts etc I get it’s a speed service but they could so much better and yes I get it takes a lot of time and effort for pre prepared rolls but other hot meals and soup shouldn’t even be an issue. Stephen’s Bakery have been playing it ‘safe’ for too many years now whilst other clubs are overtaking us in terms of choice. Zwei Pints Bier und ein Päckchen Chips bitte  Reply |
| 26. Author: Buster_Brown Date: Sun 29th Jun 2025. 18:01 AdamAntsParsStripe, Sun 29 Jun 17:42 I agree, and this part here is what annoys me. You can even go to League 2 and non-league grounds and get “sexy pies” as someone I know calls them haha. If I’m going to Stephen’s on a match day, I tend to go to one of the shops I pass on route, because of the choice….and normally you find the tea/coffee and the food hot. Reply |
| 27. Author: neils Date: Sun 29th Jun 2025. 21:17 Much prefer Baynes when I`m back, Stephens definitely gone downhill, or if we could stretch to Stuart`s........ Fan zones never took off in Britain I think, personally doesn`t interest me, the ground is so close to the city centre, and there`s cracking pre match pubs, that I don`t see the attraction, but then again I work in Malta, and get to the ground only about 10 games a season. But pre match ritual is Commercial (including food) many German stadiums are really almost out of town, or not in the centre, American? The few that I`ve been to, you need to be there well before KO anyway, locations are dreadful if you don`t have a car. Reply |
| 28. Author: AdamAntsParsStripe Date: Sun 29th Jun 2025. 21:37 neils, Sun 29 Jun 21:17 It’s a good point you make about being close to the town center I’ll give you that. Dortmund for example is about 15 minutes away from any surrounding area by train but the plus side to the experience is meeting people (fellow scots ) from other countries two hours before kick off and make it worthwhile. The main beer garden there has multiple TV screens too so fans can catch earlier games and if unlucky to get tickets can stay and watch BVB live at 2.30 pm or whatever the K.O. Is as no restrictions there. The other attraction is TV screens in the concourse where you buy food and drink. Game is shown live so you don’t miss anything. Zwei Pints Bier und ein Päckchen Chips bitte Reply |
| 29. Author: the saline hill puma Date: Sun 29th Jun 2025. 22:49 wee eck, Sun 29 Jun 11:04 What you thought doesn`t really matter in reality though, does it? Post Edited (Sun 29 Jun 22:49) Reply |
| 30. Author: wee eck Date: Sun 29th Jun 2025. 23:08 None of what`s posted on here `matters`. It`s just folk expressing their opinions. I was simply asking whether Fletcher`s contractual position with Wrexham had changed from what had been originally reported. Reply |
| 31. Author: kelty_par Date: Mon 30th Jun 2025. 09:37 On the topic at hand, I`m surprised it manages to get a licence. Only one road in which isn`t wide enough for big crowds and not very well lit. Access is all over the place - loads of folk just walked in without their tickets being scanned. Burger van selling juice and water in cans and bottles which is usually a big no-no in case they can be used as a weapon. Nice enough toilets but not many of them. Still just about better than Meadowbank but not by much. Reply |
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