waht do you drink : Sun Apr 19, 2009 9:38 pm  

as title but in the ground we are limited to bitter lager cider

so what do you drink

me i love the cider the lager is warm and poop and am not over 60 so i dont drink bitter

: Sun Apr 19, 2009 9:41 pm  

i have the lager

Re: waht do you drink : Sun Apr 19, 2009 10:05 pm  

robbierotten wrote:

as title but in the ground we are limited to bitter lager cider

so what do you drink

me i love the cider the lager is warm and poop and am not over 60 so i dont drink bitter

We in the North Stand drink Pimmns, G n Ts and the odd Port. And no Queuing at the bars. Honest how common are some people? Real supporters dont drink cider and beer. How common.

Re: waht do you drink : Sun Apr 19, 2009 10:10 pm  

get em onside Tours wrote:

We in the North Stand drink Pimmns, G n Ts and the odd Port. And no Queuing at the bars. Honest how common are some people? Real supporters dont drink cider and beer. How common.

Here here! Personally, i thrive on the Bulmers or Guinness served in the VP lounge. It really is exquisite

: Sun Apr 19, 2009 10:10 pm  

if it ends in % i'll drink it.

still considering turps and aftershave

: Sun Apr 19, 2009 10:26 pm  

I had Tetleys at the NL1 Grand Final in 2006 and anything I could get my hands on when I got home

Re: waht do you drink : Sun Apr 19, 2009 10:32 pm  

robbierotten wrote:

me i love the cider the lager is warm and poop and am not over 60 so i dont drink bitter

Ha ha. You don't know what you are missing.

: Sun Apr 19, 2009 10:40 pm  

I drink Bitter for the main part. Though I like a good tipple of Stout, too.
A relative once told me that he starts his day with a pint of Cider to 'get the sock off his tongue' from Lager, then after two or three pints of cider, he's back on to Lager. Personally, I can't stand Cider, I find it revolting. I once bought a cider drinking friend a (sic) pint of the stuff at the match, only to find he couldn't drink that day due to medication he was on, so I was faced with downing my beloved Tetley's then poisoning my temple of a body with whatever was in this other glass. Anyway, I couldn't; everytime I put the rim of the cup to my lips, I felt myself heave. I actually used to enjoy an occasional cold cider, but for whatever reason, I can't bring myself to smell the stuff anymore.

I am also currently preparing for Martyrdom and (at least somewhat) boycotting my personal favourite drink of Tetley's when Carlsberg close the Leeds brewary.

: Mon Apr 20, 2009 2:58 am  

the cider they sell at the HJ is of a very poor standard tbh, i was pleased when they started selling it until i tasted it ....bleeegh

apart from that i'll drink owt except whiskey

: Mon Apr 20, 2009 6:02 am  

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