Re: Clubs cry for help : Sat Apr 23, 2011 9:09 pm  

Fatboys Limb wrote:

I don't know about that, Simon looks like the kind of bloke who would be up for a hot dog or two??

Doesn't really fit with the LSV's European Healthy Stadia status being awarded earlier this year though?!

Not much evidence of a Healthy Stadia when looking at the concourse menu!

Re: Clubs cry for help : Sat Apr 23, 2011 10:32 pm  

Leyther_Matt wrote:

Not much evidence of a Healthy Stadia when looking at the concourse menu!

We don't want them to get rid of the chicken balti pies do we Matt.

Re: Clubs cry for help : Sat Apr 23, 2011 11:05 pm  

Fatboys Limb wrote:

I don't know about that, Simon looks like the kind of bloke who would be up for a hot dog or two??

Doesn't really fit with the LSV's European Healthy Stadia status being awarded earlier this year though?!

Whoever gave that award obviously didnt pay much attention to the hot 'dog' they sell on a yard long stick of bread thats harder than a cricket bat. And to think they take bottle tops off you. It's akin to selling a housebrick.

At least Trading Standards wont need to get involved becuase I do actually think it is made from dog. Or some part of one. Its @r5eho1e and brain possibly, because it sure as hell hasn't seen any meat.

Re: Clubs cry for help : Sat Apr 23, 2011 11:09 pm  

Alexs Dad wrote:

Whoever gave that award obviously didnt pay much attention to the hot 'dog' they sell on a yard long stick of bread thats harder than a cricket bat. And to think they take bottle tops off you. It's akin to selling a housebrick.

At least Trading Standards wont need to get involved becuase I do actually think it is made from dog. Or some part of one. Its @r5eho1e and brain possibly, because it sure as hell hasn't seen any meat.

Don't hold back Alexs Dad.

Re: Clubs cry for help : Sun Apr 24, 2011 7:40 am  

Alexs Dad wrote:

Whoever gave that award obviously didnt pay much attention to the hot 'dog' they sell on a yard long stick of bread thats harder than a cricket bat. And to think they take bottle tops off you. It's akin to selling a housebrick.

At least Trading Standards wont need to get involved becuase I do actually think it is made from dog. Or some part of one. Its @r5eho1e and brain possibly, because it sure as hell hasn't seen any meat.

Eyeholes, Earhoes and ar$eholes.

Re: Clubs cry for help : Sun Apr 24, 2011 8:02 am  

Thoroughly enjoyed Fridays game, we played well considering the heat. I thought I had put the kibosh on em with the score at HT, even though we've been second half sensations this season, I was worried that this was the game to end the run. Great win in the end...ok didn't play as well as we have, but well worth the admission fee

I haven't visited since the Salford friendly...major surgery and cash strapped. To see the crowd, feel the atmos, and the bonus of sunshine, made getting from Hudds via bank holiday public transport, well worth the effort...oh and the result was sweet

Roll on the next time I can make it

Re: Clubs cry for help : Sun Apr 24, 2011 8:22 am  

jonny the leyther wrote:

Eyeholes, Earhoes and ar$eholes.

Whats an 'Earhoe' - is it used to cultivate vegetables in your ears?

Re: Clubs cry for help : Sun Apr 24, 2011 9:07 am  

I believe it's pronounced "ear-ow", Henry.

Re: Clubs cry for help : Sun Apr 24, 2011 11:02 am  

Starbug wrote:

I was actually considering the American activity of ' Tailgating ' at a match later in the season , ie taking along my disposable ' Barbie ' ( not the blow up kind before anybody starts ) , and having some food and a few cans in the car park pre or post match , fairly sure mr Toon would have an apoplectic fit at the prospect

Was gonna say exactly the same thing Steve. Would probably have to establish up front that it's not breaking any laws or treading on any toes but it'd be great to do for an away game as well.

Re: Clubs cry for help : Sun Apr 24, 2011 12:09 pm  

Leyther_Matt wrote:

I believe it's pronounced "ear-ow", Henry.

Well having been brought up on the posh side of Leigh (no not next-door to Frank - I said the posh side) I had no idea