FoxInTheBirstallBox Posted 27 September 2014 Posted 27 September 2014 Crystal palace:Steak and ale pie. very bland, pretty poor. 4/10One of the worse away day pies I've had at a ground
Carl the Llama Posted 27 September 2014 Posted 27 September 2014 Cue the "I can't see a pie chart GTF must have ate it lol" comments.
Trav Le Bleu Posted 27 September 2014 Posted 27 September 2014 Why is it always savoury pie at football grounds? I WANT CHERRY PIE! :nuge:
DANGEROUS TIGER Posted 28 September 2014 Posted 28 September 2014 Crystal palace: Steak and ale pie. very bland, pretty poor. 4/10 One of the worse away day pies I've had at a ground What the puck!
Fox92 Posted 28 September 2014 Posted 28 September 2014 Can't beat Pukka. Just a shame they're overpriced at the KP.
General Smuts Posted 29 September 2014 Posted 29 September 2014 I'd like to draw up a quick bar chart about pies to go with my pie chart about bars.
Bettsj2 Posted 29 September 2014 Posted 29 September 2014 Pies are shit. They're dry as fvck and are always disappointing. I bought a Fray Bentos last week hoping things had changed. Anything that's percentage heavy toward pastry can fvck off. They need to concentrate on better burgers and get a Maryland kiosk in every a stand. Wings. Shitloads of wings.
FoxInTheBirstallBox Posted 29 September 2014 Author Posted 29 September 2014 Bournemouth: 9/10Â Best away day pie I've had (apart from pukka)Â Â I'd like to draw up a quick bar chart about pies to go with my pie chart about bars. Maybe a star chart of each grounds pie and have it in a file-a-fax. the guys at the local will be real impressed
Julian Joachim Jr Shabadoo Posted 29 September 2014 Posted 29 September 2014 Pies are shit. They're dry as fvck and are always disappointing. I bought a Fray Bentos last week hoping things had changed. Anything that's percentage heavy toward pastry can fvck off. They need to concentrate on better burgers and get a Maryland kiosk in every a stand. Wings. Shitloads of wings. Fray Bentos taste like old folks home
Vardinhio Posted 29 September 2014 Posted 29 September 2014 Can't this be changed in to a thread called "Matchday Pie Thread, Sponsored by GTF"?
Bettsj2 Posted 30 September 2014 Posted 30 September 2014 Can't this be changed in to a thread called "Matchday Pie Thread, Sponsored by GTF"? Why? Oh wait I see. great stuff.
DANGEROUS TIGER Posted 30 September 2014 Posted 30 September 2014 Fray Bentos taste like old folks home That probably makes you the most elderly person on this site. I must look out for your zimmer frame. Â
Unabomber Posted 30 September 2014 Posted 30 September 2014 If you want a really good pie...The Gardeners.
Carl the Llama Posted 30 September 2014 Posted 30 September 2014 Unfortunately there's no such thing as a good pie if you're going down the factory-produced route - they'll put anything in there, even the ones with nice expensive looking packaging. Â Not that it stops me getting out a Fray Bentos when I cba to cook - the trick is finding the right price/size/edibility ratio (standards may require lowering).
LCFC Rennie Posted 30 September 2014 Posted 30 September 2014 I remember Ipswich being the nicest pie I've had, then again they were about £5.Â
fuchsntf Posted 30 September 2014 Posted 30 September 2014 Make your own pies, or pasties either night before or, the morning of the match then take them with you to the game. Pies originated when the wives, packed their mans lunch, and they could easily eat it, later from the hand. Ready made pastry, and a bit of mincemeat with a tin of small mixed vegies, maybe with herbs, or throw some curry spices in. Chicken, mushroom, or vegie pies, same process. lovely jubbly.30 minutes prep and cooking.
TrentFox Posted 30 September 2014 Posted 30 September 2014 Fray Bentos taste like old folks homeThat begs an obvious question .....
Unabomber Posted 30 September 2014 Posted 30 September 2014 Make your own pies, or pasties either night before or, the morning of the match then take them with you to the game. Pies originated when the wives, packed their mans lunch, and they could easily eat it, later from the hand. Ready made pastry, and a bit of mincemeat with a tin of small mixed vegies, maybe with herbs, or throw some curry spices in. Chicken, mushroom, or vegie pies, same process. lovely jubbly.30 minutes prep and cooking. This is a good shout. I will mention it to the squad when we are next in the boozer (Thursday).
crisp monster Posted 30 September 2014 Posted 30 September 2014 Stop mucking about you silly midlanders and get a Bedfordshire clanger down ya ;-)
fuchsntf Posted 30 September 2014 Posted 30 September 2014 Stop mucking about you silly midlanders and get a Bedfordshire clanger down ya ;-) According to my book, Bedford is in the midlands, or did somebody move it.Clanger is a good word, makes a mess when you drop one.
steveherbe Posted 30 September 2014 Posted 30 September 2014 I had the last Chicken Balti at Palace. Disgusting it was, and cost me £4. Nuked to within an inch of its life, I left it under my seat for 15 minutes, still burnt me bleedin mouth. Robbin bastards Landaners are, in more ways than one
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