WilliamPerry
Player Valuation: £20m
Yeah fruit curry is for deviants .
as for award winning chippys and pasty shops in Devon and Cornwall . every shop has some form of award certificate in there window . liars
Best food at (or around) championship football grounds?
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as for award winning chippys and pasty shops in Devon and Cornwall . every shop has some form of award certificate in there window . liars
As a Plymouth based blue, this is, unfortunately, 100% accurate.
On the plus side, if Plymouth get into play offs and are promoted, you can all partake in theses utterly average-at-best deceptive starch and fat providers.
Oggy Oggy pasties is what you want for proper food when you're done sampling that boring stuff.
WilliamPerry
Player Valuation: £20m
taking my own scran there
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
That's one hell of a sausage.
Ray Purchase
Player Valuation: £10m
I will emulate RS tourists who visit Analfield.
Parmo in a bun. Middlesbrough FC
Pepper steak pies at Oldham are fantastic. Nice ale on tap as well. Summat to look forward to in a few years time obviously.
Looking at that food I think I would be tempted to take my own gas stove and make my own lunch..
But Wigan have some cracking meat pies (Galloways - Meal Deal, Pie-peas-chips - all less than £3)
If we get to Wrexham there's lots of Gerrard's Bakery - but be careful the floor is Slippy.
But Wigan have some cracking meat pies (Galloways - Meal Deal, Pie-peas-chips - all less than £3)
If we get to Wrexham there's lots of Gerrard's Bakery - but be careful the floor is Slippy.
barneygumble
Player Valuation: £70m
I can honestly say, I can feel my arteries clogging just reading this thread.
Parmos from any Boro takeaway on way home will do me.
Parmos from any Boro takeaway on way home will do me.
Billy Dean
Player Valuation: £70m
Never heard of Parmos before but they look ace.
HeltSkelt
Player Valuation: £950k
Had some battered mashed potato and chips in Hull. Apparently some people like it there. Call them "pattie and chips". https://www.vice.com/en/article/43a...fried-potato-snack-everyone-should-know-about
Feels properly wrong, eating two types of fried potato, and no fish. The chip spice they serve with it is great though https://www.hulldailymail.co.uk/whats-on/food-drink/hulls-famous-chip-spice-taking-483147
Are Hull even in the Championship? Or league 1. To be honest haven't got a clue, probably need to do some research.
Do Preston have a culinary speciality? Going there in a few weeks. Wigan too. Though can't imagine what people eat there.
Feels properly wrong, eating two types of fried potato, and no fish. The chip spice they serve with it is great though https://www.hulldailymail.co.uk/whats-on/food-drink/hulls-famous-chip-spice-taking-483147
Are Hull even in the Championship? Or league 1. To be honest haven't got a clue, probably need to do some research.
Do Preston have a culinary speciality? Going there in a few weeks. Wigan too. Though can't imagine what people eat there.
WilliamPerry
Player Valuation: £20m
get a Wigan kebab
HeltSkelt
Player Valuation: £950k
OK so google tells that apparently Preston is famous for "butter pie", but no idea if they serve it anywhere near the ground. And apparently in Wigan they eat "Pea Wet" which sounds grim
Pea wet is basically the leftover liquid from mushy peas. It is said to be an accompaniment with scraps or as a sauce to be poured over a pie barm or a Wigan Slappy (a meat pie served in a bread roll).
Pea wet is basically the leftover liquid from mushy peas. It is said to be an accompaniment with scraps or as a sauce to be poured over a pie barm or a Wigan Slappy (a meat pie served in a bread roll).
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