cost of food at celtic park

a would have to disagree with you mate everybody has there own views on things good and bad is that not what the forums about IMO

 

aye a mean even a * salad bowl with a wee bit a pasta and some nice pesto that would be the bollocks !! and afore yous all say awww * off....am no sayin the should ditch aw the traditional stuff that contains meat and animal fat thats fair game, just none of it will be going near me. some veggie burgers or spicy bean burgers would be the ultimate though.....good post mate

 

or a banana

 

im suprised they don't even do quorn burgers or something like that

 

Awww * off!!!

I would back you on this however, think how rank a straightforward hot dog or burger is....what chance you gonna have with anything a bit more complicated. More than 2 ingredients and their brains'll be scrambled!!

 

Thought that maself.

 

They employ some staff anaw dont they. Seriously have you actually seen a Scottish person working behind the till ? Half of them dont even speak proper English. Prices are shocking too for average food apart from the Steak Pies there quality

 

* you

 

wits that all about

 

come on now

 

a dont get what that was all about honestly

 

You don't think that sounds a tad racist ?

 

have been in corporate a few times and its free pies and bovril, free sausage rolls etc, but the pies are awfull, but you should see it at half time, the punters are like vultures, stackin up four or five pies each

 

Think about what you are saying buddy!, Celtic are a club open to everyone, its good to see ethnic minorities working at club, thats what we are all about, anyway, how good is your chinese or indian?

 

Btw, I know someone who worked in the food bit at Parkhead and said if they drop stuff they just pick it up off the floor and sell it :/
I've stopped going since I heard that.

 

Ffs that had better not be true, i cant see them doing that health and safety would be all over them.

 

Or maybe you'#re just being too PC. There's nothing wrong with foreigners working, but if they're serving the public then I think that you, as the customer, can expect them to have a good standard of English.

 

What? to sell a pie!

 

Well that's like saying you don't need good English to drive a bus, yet I've ended up lost more than once because I asked the bus driver if the bus goes to such-and-such a place and he just kinda grunted and it turns out the bus was going in the opposite direction...
Businesses these days are only interested in profit, they don't care about the people, so as long as they can employ cheap labour they're happy out.

 

As Billy connolly said, eat at home for * sake no wonder your all fat *.

Last time I bought a burger at a stadium (not cp) it was like rubber, never again, would rather starve.