Knobrock Tyke wanted the bottle-top so that he could try to get BFC some more transfer funds in the 'Win A Player' thing that Coke do. The person serving him refused to give him the bottle top, and didn't know what happened to the them. Knobrock Tyke took much umbrage. That's the gist of this thread.
Think they just bin them. The bottle tops are supposed to be taken off to stop people from throwing them at the players.
RE: Think they just bin them. It's daft that they take them off so we can't throw them. Couldn't we just drink the coke then throw the bottle?
RE: Bottle doesn't travel as far Suppose thats a good point. Which other clubs make them take the bottle tops off? It proper pisses me off, especially when I noticed that they didn't do it at Wednesday. I only ever get half a bottle because I end up spilling it at some point in a game.
Surely It's because the top keeps the liquid in and a bottle full of liquid would hurt a lot more and fly a lot further?
I take my own bottle tops. Then I buy some pop & fit the top that I've craftily hidden in my pocket. I then throw the full bottle at Nardiello. I'm not a real welder. Or a Butcher.
The other option ... ... take your own food & drink. It costs a fraction of the price charged in the ground. I find that if I plan to throw my food & drink at our own players ... that I don't want to be paying over the odds. I purchase in bulk & ensure that my tins of sweetcorn are chucked at our players during live televised matches. I plan to lob an entire hamper at Grant McCann this weekend, still in the basket. Yours in sport, Stevey T.
RE: The other option ... Itook in Duck Terrine, <font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, Homerton, sans-serif">Carpaccio of Tuna with Baby Leaves drizzled with a Chive & Lemon Oil</font><font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, Homerton, sans-serif"> <p align="left"></p><p align="left">Medallions of Pork with a Mustard & Cognac Sauce on a Minted Potato Cake with Wilted Spinach</p><p align="left">Chocolate, Espresso & Hazelnut Pavlova served with Rich Chocolate Sauce</p><p align="left">and Freshly-brewed Coffee & Homemade Truffles, all for the price of a Ponty End Cheeseburger and a Yorkie.</p></font>
I take a packed lunch too: HUDSON VALLEY FOIE GRAS with quince & apple hash, grilled anise-fig bread baby arugula BOUCHOT MUSSELS with a salsa verde HOUSE MADE GOAT CHEESE RAVIOLIS & herbs, sauteed mushrooms, parmesanherbs, sauteed mushrooms, parmesan POACHED MAINE LOBSTER with braised salsify, pearl onions, Israeli cous cous chervil, lobster-truffle broth DUNGENESS CRAB SALAD with horse radish aioli, upland cress Crows Pass avocado & water cress puree All for the price of an East Stand bovril & a packet of trouble causing Kit Kat Kubes.
My personal missile of choice is... Rare Beef & Horseradish in a Mini Yorkshire Pudding Smoked Salmon, Olive, Caviar & Dill on a Croute Brie & Bacon Crostini Chicken Liver Pâté with Bramley Apple & Westcountry Cider Chutney on a Croute Tartlet of Soft-boiled Quails Egg & Parmesan Shavings Smoked Trout on Toasted Walnut Bread with Parsley & Caper Salsa Seared Duck in a Filo Basket with Devon Fire Dressing Smoked Salmon Crème Fraîche and Chive Blini Prawn & Sesame Toast Cucumber Cups with Smoked Trout, Lemon & Dill Gravadlax with Chilli Crème Fraîche Blini Somerset Brie & Sunblush Tomato on a Black Olive, Rosemary & Parmesan Scone Base Creamy Mushroom Croustade Mini Yorkshire Pudding filled with Guacamole topped with Feta & Black Olives Vine Leaves, Pesto, Cream Cheese & Asparagus Crostini Devon Blue Cheese & Port Pâté with Red Grapes on a Crostini Houmous topped with Black Olive Tapenade & Sunblush-fomato on a Grostini Bean & Herb Pâté on a Black Pepper Croute Homemade Vegetable Crisps Marinated Olives Seasoned Popcorn
"Mini Yorkshire Pudding filled with Guacamole topped with Feta & Black Olives " You should be shot. Not just for wearing that hat either.
I bought nitro-scrambled egg and bacon ice-cream instead of a pie on Saturday, with snail porridge instead of Bovril. I peeled the label from the porridge container and texted the code to Heston Blumenthal's 'Win Some Unlikely-Sounding Food For Your Club' competition. Robbie Williams apparently enjoyed roast foie gras, crystallised seaweed, and rhubarb and oyster vinaigrette after training this morning.