Been alright with me, always get called "darling" when ordering.The staff are miserable cunts though.
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Been alright with me, always get called "darling" when ordering.The staff are miserable cunts though.
Yeah the blokes are friendly, it's the women that are the problem :contelol:Been alright with me, always get called "darling" when ordering.
We went to the end of season party. The pole dancer was frightening! Had Brandon Block and Alex P djing to people chanting. Genuinely surrealI made the mistake of going in the Bill Nick after Villa.. What a crap hole that place is.. People doing drugs in full view of everyone and bar staff that look like they came from the Jeremy Kyle green room.
The bloke with the beard and cap in the back bar?Been alright with me, always get called "darling" when ordering.
My mate is quite tall and he burnt his head on them patio heaters hung up in the back bar.. hahaThe bloke with the beard and cap in the back bar?
Ah there's an idea. Haven't been in that place for years. It seems to change it's name every other week.
Me either. Last time I went in there (pre Wembley) we got charged £7 for a pint of Star so it went on my blacklist. The one in the converted loos always looks popular too. Anyone tried it?
The bloke with the beard and cap in the back bar?
It would be quite easy for each child to be used as a 'Chips Mule'. Security are less likely to search youngsters. Then, all you need to do is bring a couple of Zippo handwarmers each, to heat the chips up once you're in the ground. Bingo, you've saved twelve quid - and that's not including the drinks you've smuggled in, which would save you another £8.Took the grandkids and one of my sons last week:
- Two frankfurters and chips
- One portion of chips
- Two beers
- Two Cokes
£38.75
FFS
Levy really gets away with murder doesn't he....It would be quite easy for each child to be used as a 'Chips Mule'. Security are less likely to search youngsters. Then, all you need to do is bring a couple of Zippo handwarmers each, to heat the chips up once you're in the ground. Bingo, you've saved twelve quid - and that's not including the drinks you've smuggled in, which would save you another £8.
I'm still thinking about your frankfurters. Ideas, anyone?
Pint of vodka and tonic would have helped with that match no end.WE drink in the White hart on the Shelf as it's near to our seats, only at H/T and after for a couple. Prices seem to creep up regularly and the beer isn't that good.
Have to say the staff are getting progressively more clueless. Villa game, mate asked for a vodka and tonic and got asked 'Pint or half?'
I kid you not.
Can't believe you got food in the ground when chick king of the brown eagle are open.Took the grandkids and one of my sons last week:
- Two frankfurters and chips
- One portion of chips
- Two beers
- Two Cokes
£38.75
FFS
Yeah it’s alright. V small, almost more of a cafeIsn't that the high cross? if so no i haven't tried that.
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Agree with you about Old Trafford.Any list that has Wembley in the Top 10 can instantly be dismissed.
Anyway, lets look at the rest of that 'Top 10'...
Ibrox / Celtic Park - never been to either, and can't comment on how good they are. But they're in Scotland, so who cares anyway
Anfield - haven't been there for a few years, but it was bang average back then. Does any of the fairly recent renovation work make it any better?
Craven Cottage - its an average little stadium, only improved by it being in a nice/posh location next to the river in London. Nothing else about it stands out apart from previously having a 'neutral' section (i.e. more away fans).
Old Trafford - big stadium, with shitty little seats
Villa Park - old stadium, average in the extreme
St James Park - any stadium designed specifically to seat the away fans in the gods should be nowhere near any top stadium list. Shouldn't even be allowed in the Premier League.
Tynecastle Park - never been there, but its a small old stadium in Scotland thats been renovated a few times over the years. Again, who cares.
So - our stadium is clearly the best of that bunch by a country mile.
I also prefer to use the word 'stadia' when referring to the plural of stadium, rather than 'stadiums'....but that's just me being a pedant!
What's cheese got to do with anything?Quite upsetting to hear about the tourism at the new stadium. I have not been. It all seemed a bit weird. I spent many years going to the old WHL.And then doing the run to WHL station or the trudge to Seven Sisters. I then did a good few games at Wembley (bloody horrible), but can’t quite bring myself to go to the new stadium. I have lived within a few miles of WHL for almost 30 years and always felt a connection. Not with the Cheese and Beer factory. Doesn’t help that I can’t afford tickets or cheese. i was always a bit put off when you couldn’t smoke in the stands. If you are going to play Huddlestone, then I need a Benson. Anyone want to convince me that I need to go to a game at the new stadium? Or even better give me a free ticket?