Burger and chips in the same tray

[AthleticoSpizz]

Or £3.50 for a carvery in the boozer on the Basingstoke Road...

yep and a pint for well under £3

A mere 10 minute walk from the ground and free parking too!

[Ian Royal]

Then I'm guessing you pass a multitude of places that do nicer food for less money than the glorified kebab vans outside the mad stad.

Not a multitude no.

But enough to make my decision and not be complaining about the lack of tray, or the prices I may or may not choose to pay.

[Murts-is-Lej]

Shame there's more staff in one of the EColi vans than in the whole of KFC otherwise I'd be finger lickin' more often...

[Wimb]

Me and my old man got a hot dog, burger and chips for £9.50 last night.

Prices are bordering on stupid but then we keep paying them...

So is it the prices that are stupid?

A very good chippy not that far away and you get loyalty points!

Nah obviously it's my stupid fault for ignoring the cheaper places but then I actually think the food from the vans tastes pretty good

[RoyalBlue]

Me and my old man got a hot dog, burger and chips for £9.50 last night.

Prices are bordering on stupid but then we keep paying them...

So is it the prices that are stupid?

A very good chippy not that far away and you get loyalty points!

Nah obviously it's my stupid fault for ignoring the cheaper places but then I actually think the food from the vans tastes pretty good

Then buy yourself a pack of lard - it's a lot cheaper!!

[Ryn]

I used to enjoy getting a nice Rollover hotdog at a game as a little 'treat' once every home game. Nice bread, nice sausage, nice squeezy ketchup bottle to add sauce to my dog.

This season, that's all gone. So I am holding on to my £3.20 and buying a Maccy D's instead.

For the 22 home games this season, that is a massive £70.40 that the club is losing out on from me this year, I hope they go bankrupt over it the b*stards.

[Wimb]

I used to enjoy getting a nice Rollover hotdog at a game as a little 'treat' once every home game. Nice bread, nice sausage, nice squeezy ketchup bottle to add sauce to my dog.

This season, that's all gone. So I am holding on to my £3.20 and buying a Maccy D's instead.

For the 22 home games this season, that is a massive £70.40 that the club is losing out on from me this year, I hope they go bankrupt over it the b*stards.

Prefer the hotdogs outside the ground. Never quite trusted the rollovers after they experimented by inserting them into a baguette

That said, tried a Pizza pod the other week (when the food vans weren't at the game) and it was pretty darn good

[Alan Partridge]

£3.70 for a cheeseburger these days, an extremely average one at that.

Last time I grab one of them to be honest.

[No Fixed Abode]

Or you could go to cost co for a weener in a bun and a soda,a ll for £1.25

Or Big slice of pizza, jacket potato, salad, chicken bake etc....

[Man Friday]

People who buy food/drink at football matches = people who have money to burn.

[Huntley & Palmer]

If you REALLY have to eat, then sausage and chips is always a winner. Little cheeky wink to the Eastern European birds behind the counter always means a few extra chips

[Deathy]

People who buy food/drink at football matches = people who have money to burn.

And should go to the fooking theatre.