whatta do ya think?

[coach et 64]

over the years i have seen away teams eating the after match sandwiches in the changing rooms straight after the game and sometimes even before having a shower.do you think is a bad practice,is against any health and safety regulations or is just rude from the home team and contravenes any good form of hospitality?i have my own opinion about it but i'll keep it to myself in case it upset some people.I would like to hear from everyone what's their opinion about the subject.Are there any official guidelines?

[coupwotcoup]

Maybe they are just hungry?

[smallsy]

coach what are you on about? some teams put the sandwiches in the dressing room and some in the bar. you eat them wherever you get them.

 

how can it be offensive? i think you must be referring to an incidint and may as well explain yourself you out coot.

[coach et 64]

being an health & safety rep myself and knowing that changing rooms are a source of contamination,it is a bad practice.Food should be consumed in appropiate areas,ie the club house.Sure someone could clarify about the subject..

[smallsy]

well barking dont have a bar so they have no choice.

 

to be honest whether you eat sandwiches or not most away dressing rooms in this league arent the most pleasant. plus you get in the showers with 15 other men passing around all sorts of germs. plus we all share water bottles. i think anyone who was worried about hygiene doesnt play or gets over it before they are worreid about sandwiches.

 

if you are referring to beaumont do what we did, went for a KFC

[coach et 64]

you are missing the point young Smallsy.we would like to know if there are any league rules or guidelines regarding the matter and by the way KFC is pure cacca better macca donald

[smallsy]

then i will step aside and let someone take over the reigns, good luck

[Kaiser Jnr]

My god the forum is boring these days...

[smallsy]

agreed

[MCP]

i blame you two

[Jenko]

Originally Posted By: smallsy

well barking dont have a bar so they have no choice.....

Are you looking for a bite here? Or did I go in an imaginary bar?

[coupwotcoup]

They have, but not been open all season..

[Natter]

At a very recent match at Barking I overheard a conversation about their bar having lost its licence as a result of someone's.......then the conversation was drowned out by a bit of excitement on the pitch...

[coupwotcoup]

It couldn't have been last Saturday then...

[topcatch]

hear! hear!