They'll eventually add more stones to another area, but will probably be a while to let demand catch back up
Charlie Sweet
Player Valuation: £35m
Agree. Carling is the worst beer possible. Anything would be better!
Looks about right, I do think it will be closer to 9k and lets face it they are all way better than the back of the Glwadys...
I'd like to see a ballot system put in place for members with a reasonable distribution of opportunity through the season so everyone has a priority chance to buy a ticket for a Tier 1/2/3 game.
Now that it's clear being on the lower reaches of the waiting list isn't a great selling point for membership there needs to be a greater opportunity to see 4-6 games a season of various quality.
Blue Parkender
Player Valuation: £8m
Nice though
GoldenToffee
Player Valuation: £70m
American-owned now, so maybe they'll bring Coors and Bud Lite? Nine quid a pint. A fine selection of West Coast IPAs would be most welcome, however.
Tom Hughes
Player Valuation: £15m
It's funny listening to the various comments about beer, and how drinking habits have changed. When i first started going to the pub (early 80s), quite a lot of "older" people drank various "mixed" pints like Brown ale over Bitter, Lager over Bitter, Brown ale over Guinness/Mild and the dreaded snakebites (Cider over lager).... and most Pale Ales were bottled (mainly for export) and favoured by women... as were milk stouts etc. The main breweries had a vice-like grip on what was sold then, and people could be quite partisan about their choice of pubs based on the brewery. Over the years choice increased, with the addition of the odd exotically named foreign Lager or new generation of Bitter.... and eventually small brewers started supplying small batch "real" ales to "free" houses.
After the initial experimentation of youth, I eventually followed my uncles' advice and went for the Guinness. It was an acquired taste, but available everywhere and normally regular in quality. I have a few mates who love the rigmarole of trying new real ales and extolling the virtues of the various brews on offer. Most of the ones I've tried (not that many tbf) have been absolute swill, with a certain brand of Plum Porter guaranteed to fill my kecks mid-pint..... but my mates still swear by the quality of their £1.99 favourites.
After the initial experimentation of youth, I eventually followed my uncles' advice and went for the Guinness. It was an acquired taste, but available everywhere and normally regular in quality. I have a few mates who love the rigmarole of trying new real ales and extolling the virtues of the various brews on offer. Most of the ones I've tried (not that many tbf) have been absolute swill, with a certain brand of Plum Porter guaranteed to fill my kecks mid-pint..... but my mates still swear by the quality of their £1.99 favourites.
I raise you Carlsberg
Noggsy blue
Player Valuation: £8m
Bring back Skol
toffeeblue9
Player Valuation: £35m
Mate, you want to go and watch football in Germany - I've been to loads of German grounds and the ale there is a delight. I regularly go and watch a 2nd division team over there called Darmstadt and the lads I know over there routinely joke about how much I must be missing the Carling/Coors at Goodison. Ale we have at grounds here is generally a joke in comparison.
PKwalnuts
Player Valuation: £15m
This.
Jacko93
Player Valuation: £35m
Paulaner hefe wiessbier is an absolutely delightful drink.
Also very true
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