Wed Nov 09, 2011 8:31 am
Wed Nov 09, 2011 8:34 am
Wed Nov 09, 2011 8:41 am
Forever Blue wrote:Steve.
The food is totally over priced and total crap.
I have stopped buying the crap well over a year ago.
Wed Nov 09, 2011 8:44 am
Wed Nov 09, 2011 8:53 am
jezzy666 wrote:i have never eaten in the CCS due to the prices. unless they address it and the standards i never will.
the money there losing is crazy and nobody sees it
Wed Nov 09, 2011 9:04 am
Wed Nov 09, 2011 9:11 am
castleblue wrote:I take my grandson to the CCS and sadly is has a health problem which means he needs to drink water and although I'm not a tight person I absolutely refuse to pay the price for bottled water at the CCS.
To put it into perspective you can buy 8 bottles of water in Asda for the price of 1 bottle in the CCS so I have started buying his water in Asda. This has presented a problem because of the gestapo attitude of the stadium stewards who noticed he was carrying a bottle of water and stopped us taking it into the stadium. So I had no alternative than topay almost 5 times the cost to get him a bottle inside the stadium, it was the same type of bottle we had just left outside the stadium and he was allowed to take it to his seat in the stadium so obviously no security or safety issue involved.
The following game and the gestapo want us to leave it outside the stadium but this time I show them the ground regulations which say that permission to take foodstuff into the stadium would not be unreasonably witheld. The gestapo tell me that they are just following instructions, I tell them thats exactly the same defence as their brothers used at the Nuremberg trials but it just washed off their heads.
I told them I was taking the bottle into the stadium and if they refused and my grandson was ill as a result I would sue them, the company that employed them and Cardiff City Football Club.
Bottled water may nu seem like much of an issue to people but it does go to the very core of the rip prices at the CCS.![]()
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Wed Nov 09, 2011 9:49 am
Nuclearblue wrote:castleblue wrote:I take my grandson to the CCS and sadly is has a health problem which means he needs to drink water and although I'm not a tight person I absolutely refuse to pay the price for bottled water at the CCS.
To put it into perspective you can buy 8 bottles of water in Asda for the price of 1 bottle in the CCS so I have started buying his water in Asda. This has presented a problem because of the gestapo attitude of the stadium stewards who noticed he was carrying a bottle of water and stopped us taking it into the stadium. So I had no alternative than topay almost 5 times the cost to get him a bottle inside the stadium, it was the same type of bottle we had just left outside the stadium and he was allowed to take it to his seat in the stadium so obviously no security or safety issue involved.
The following game and the gestapo want us to leave it outside the stadium but this time I show them the ground regulations which say that permission to take foodstuff into the stadium would not be unreasonably witheld. The gestapo tell me that they are just following instructions, I tell them thats exactly the same defence as their brothers used at the Nuremberg trials but it just washed off their heads.
I told them I was taking the bottle into the stadium and if they refused and my grandson was ill as a result I would sue them, the company that employed them and Cardiff City Football Club.
Bottled water may nu seem like much of an issue to people but it does go to the very core of the rip prices at the CCS.![]()
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That is disgusting Chief. The only thing is to conceal it. But i would wright a letter to The CEO asking for his response. As said earlier we get treated this way because we let them. Untill football fans say enough is enough then it will continue. You can also say i am coming in with my Water just try taking it off me and see what they say.![]()
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Wed Nov 09, 2011 12:10 pm
Wed Nov 09, 2011 12:18 pm
Richie wrote:I don't see why they won't let us out of the stadium to go over to KFC or anything like that. When we went to Derby they let us go outside to the burger van! saved us paying their ridiculous prices and was much nicer
Wed Nov 09, 2011 12:52 pm
Nuclearblue wrote:Richie wrote:I don't see why they won't let us out of the stadium to go over to KFC or anything like that. When we went to Derby they let us go outside to the burger van! saved us paying their ridiculous prices and was much nicer
Because Chief it forces you to use there outlets within the Stadium. In my view it goes against my right to Choice. But they can say it is within there rights to refuse anyone re entry if they so want. The only way we would win this is if we all boycott the damn outlets but that won't happen as no one stands together any more.
Wed Nov 09, 2011 1:26 pm
Wed Nov 09, 2011 2:24 pm
welshie wrote:I went straight to the stadium for a midweek game a couple of weeks back, and because I had been working late I didn't have enough time to change let alone get something to eat on the way, so I decided to have something at the ground. I decided on some chips...........£2.00 they charged me, for the most rank, cold and soggy chips I have ever tasted.
Wed Nov 09, 2011 2:39 pm
castleblue wrote:I take my grandson to the CCS and sadly is has a health problem which means he needs to drink water and although I'm not a tight person I absolutely refuse to pay the price for bottled water at the CCS.
To put it into perspective you can buy 8 bottles of water in Asda for the price of 1 bottle in the CCS so I have started buying his water in Asda. This has presented a problem because of the gestapo attitude of the stadium stewards who noticed he was carrying a bottle of water and stopped us taking it into the stadium. So I had no alternative than topay almost 5 times the cost to get him a bottle inside the stadium, it was the same type of bottle we had just left outside the stadium and he was allowed to take it to his seat in the stadium so obviously no security or safety issue involved.
The following game and the gestapo want us to leave it outside the stadium but this time I show them the ground regulations which say that permission to take foodstuff into the stadium would not be unreasonably witheld. The gestapo tell me that they are just following instructions, I tell them thats exactly the same defence as their brothers used at the Nuremberg trials but it just washed off their heads.
I told them I was taking the bottle into the stadium and if they refused and my grandson was ill as a result I would sue them, the company that employed them and Cardiff City Football Club.
Bottled water may nu seem like much of an issue to people but it does go to the very core of the rip prices at the CCS.![]()
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Wed Nov 09, 2011 3:46 pm
castleblue wrote:Nuclearblue wrote:castleblue wrote:I take my grandson to the CCS and sadly is has a health problem which means he needs to drink water and although I'm not a tight person I absolutely refuse to pay the price for bottled water at the CCS.
To put it into perspective you can buy 8 bottles of water in Asda for the price of 1 bottle in the CCS so I have started buying his water in Asda. This has presented a problem because of the gestapo attitude of the stadium stewards who noticed he was carrying a bottle of water and stopped us taking it into the stadium. So I had no alternative than topay almost 5 times the cost to get him a bottle inside the stadium, it was the same type of bottle we had just left outside the stadium and he was allowed to take it to his seat in the stadium so obviously no security or safety issue involved.
The following game and the gestapo want us to leave it outside the stadium but this time I show them the ground regulations which say that permission to take foodstuff into the stadium would not be unreasonably witheld. The gestapo tell me that they are just following instructions, I tell them thats exactly the same defence as their brothers used at the Nuremberg trials but it just washed off their heads.
I told them I was taking the bottle into the stadium and if they refused and my grandson was ill as a result I would sue them, the company that employed them and Cardiff City Football Club.
Bottled water may nu seem like much of an issue to people but it does go to the very core of the rip prices at the CCS.![]()
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That is disgusting Chief. The only thing is to conceal it. But i would wright a letter to The CEO asking for his response. As said earlier we get treated this way because we let them. Untill football fans say enough is enough then it will continue. You can also say i am coming in with my Water just try taking it off me and see what they say.![]()
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couldn't believe it when one of the gestapo asked me what I had in my hand. Thankfully there was a problem with one of the gates and I nipped in when he was busy with that.
Two f**king Welsh Cakes Nukes deadly weapon or what.![]()
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Wed Nov 09, 2011 4:32 pm
Wed Nov 09, 2011 4:36 pm
Wed Nov 09, 2011 5:19 pm
Wed Nov 09, 2011 5:36 pm
Wed Nov 09, 2011 5:48 pm
moggs1306 wrote:I agreed with what's been said above and I've bought stuff in there and taken it back to complain only for a steward to tell me to stop complaining or i'll get thrown out. Think it's time for Matt allwright at Rogue Traders care of watchdog@bbc.co.uk. if enough of us complain about compass they will do a story on it.![]()
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Wed Nov 09, 2011 5:50 pm
Wed Nov 09, 2011 6:40 pm
Nuclearblue wrote:Now this is not just aimed at the setup at the CCS as this is football stadiums in general. If i / we went to a restaurant and the food was sub standard or we was at a Pub and the Beer tasted awful , then we would all complain wouldn't we ? Especially the Toffs like Ridsdale , the Malaysians and Steve Borley. But at football you are not allowed to complain because in general Football supporters are treated as sub standard citizens, and that is by the Clubs themselves the majority of times.
But some say "well dont buy then" But then you are not allowed to leave the stadium" That in itself is infringing on my rights. I pay a hefty price to enter the CCS so i expect to be looked after like a customer in the same way a Restaurant would look after there Customers.
Lets look at the cost !! Fosters Lager which is a cheap brand of Lager is £3.60 a pint and not even in a glass or even a decent plastic beaker. But even Fosters which isn't the best of tastes is even worse at the CCS many say it tastes watered down. Now if you stay at a Hotel the average pint is between £3.60 AND £4.00. But the difference is you get a proper Glass and then you will get a premium Lager Stella, Grolsch, Becks Vier, ETC. I used Lager as an example, as the same can be said for Bitters and Ciders ETC. The Food, which is sub standard is also higher price than the average, Cokes, Hot drinks. But Compass also do food outlets at Supermarkets ETC would not be allowed to treat there customers there so badly, but at football grounds Fans have no rights and that is the faults of the Owners, and Compass take advantage of this situation.
Why do we as supporters take this crap ? What are our rights ? And if i want to go to KFC at half time why do the Club have the right to stop me. It is disgusting. Now Mr Borley you ignored Marc's question in a previous thread will you respond to this one ?
Views please.
Wed Nov 09, 2011 6:44 pm
Wed Nov 09, 2011 6:45 pm
Nuclearblue wrote:Forever Blue wrote:Steve.
The food is totally over priced and total crap.
I have stopped buying the crap well over a year ago.
Annis i don't blame you. And the only thing i buy occasionally is a Bovril and that is a horrendous price and i am gonna stop. But what i want answering is "Why are we kept in like prisoners ?" If we was in a restaurant would we be forced to stay on the premises through the duration of the Meal ?
Wed Nov 09, 2011 8:19 pm
nerd wrote:Nuclearblue wrote:Forever Blue wrote:Steve.
The food is totally over priced and total crap.
I have stopped buying the crap well over a year ago.
Annis i don't blame you. And the only thing i buy occasionally is a Bovril and that is a horrendous price and i am gonna stop. But what i want answering is "Why are we kept in like prisoners ?" If we was in a restaurant would we be forced to stay on the premises through the duration of the Meal ?
If you go to a cinema, feel peckish midway through, sod off to MacDonalds, do you think you'll be let back in?
Wed Nov 09, 2011 8:23 pm
Llanishen_Blue wrote:Why o why do people keep buying this shit & then complaining?
I've never ever bought food in there & only had a pint on 3 occasions.
Wed Nov 09, 2011 8:45 pm
Wed Nov 09, 2011 8:55 pm
dropebluebird wrote:I normally have no problem getting in with a pasty from greggs.They cannot refuse you entry for carrying food.I know a "section commander" and he said they have cannot stop you.I must confess last week i smuggled in a bottle lid because im fed up with my drink going flat by half time.
Wed Nov 09, 2011 8:58 pm
Wed Nov 09, 2011 9:09 pm