Beer at the match

[NickDavies]

http://www.croydonadvertiser.co.uk/S...ail/story.html

Expect they'll be the third most expensive pints in the Championship come August.

I suspect some non-league clubs in the south east can top £4 too.

[trainman]

Is that after the match? Otherwise how come they are in the stand with alcohol?
No wonder they sing Glad all Over...

[Bucking Fastard]

Is that after the match? Otherwise how come they are in the stand with alcohol?
No wonder they sing Glad all Over...

That's photo is from the annual beer festival,it's generally held on the Saturday of the FA Cup final which is screened around the ground.

Prices have always been high at Selhurst,and given that the real ale at the bars is generally bright beer (not during the beer festival) ,that why I always head to The George in Croydon to numb the pain beforehand and occasionally celebrate post match.

[hondo]

£4.10 a pint at Doncaster races last weekend but at least in the posh seats i got a proper glass

[hondo]

£4:40 a pint at the goonerdome but at least you can get a pint in Jockland it's banned

[hondo]

£4.70 a keg pint at Sandown races but £4 a pint in the Upham Brewery real ale bar in the grandstand

£4 a can at spurs

[Mobyduck]

£4 a pint in the Upham Brewery real ale bar in the grandstand

Far too much for boring brown beer. IMO .

[NickDavies]

Far too much for boring brown beer. IMO .

Well that's right, far better to stick to £4.70 Wifebeater. Bet they wonder why they bother trying real ale.

[NickDavies]

£4.10 for Hepworth's Pullman - bright on gravity - at Plumpton, and a range of their keg beers. No Guinness or Wifebeater in sight, a commendable performance.