Pre match scran plummeting from bad to worse!

[AyeYerMa]

Everyday's a schoolday.

[tommya]

Plenty of places around the ground for decent burgers before you go in, the chippie at greenaway does rugby specials on match nights.

[Yoda]

Plenty of places around the ground for decent burgers before you go in, the chippie at greenaway does rugby specials on match nights.

We shouldn't have to go outside the ground - think thats the point of the thread!

Would still like to see some sort of asian food, similar to what can be got in the continental markets, curries and rice, noodle dishes, sweet and sour etc

[pwrmoore]

Definitely felt that the "Food Village" was an improvement over the old catering arrangements the few times I've used it. Prices seemed comparable with other outdoor events and cheaper than at T-vital.

But in all honesty I usually eat outside Ravenhill before or after the game.

[browner]

Am i the only one who when first reading the title of this thread didn't know what "scran" was? I'd never heard of it.
Obvious after reading the post,but still...is it a common word nowadays?
Fleg...are you a Geordie or an ex marine

[Rooster]

Am i the only one who when first reading the title of this thread didn't know what "scran" was? I'd never heard of it.
Obvious after reading the post,but still...is it a common word nowadays?
Fleg...are you a Geordie or an ex marine

Common term down here browner

[browner]

Am i the only one who when first reading the title of this thread didn't know what "scran" was? I'd never heard of it.
Obvious after reading the post,but still...is it a common word nowadays?
Fleg...are you a Geordie or an ex marine

Common term down here browner

Really!

[pwrmoore]

think it's more of a counrty term that a city one browner. I recognise it instantly but hadn't heard it used much since I moved to the big smoke.....

[Jackie Brown]

Don't worry Browner, I'd never heard of it either.

[darkside lightside]

I thought the word was 'scram'! that's what I use anyway

[BR]

Am i the only one who when first reading the title of this thread didn't know what "scran" was? I'd never heard of it.
Obvious after reading the post,but still...is it a common word nowadays?
Fleg...are you a Geordie or an ex marine

Don't worry Browner, I'd never heard of it either.

Lucky you guys didn't misinterpret it and go crying to the mods or directly to the media that you were being racially abused.

[Rooster]

I thought the word was 'scram'! that's what I use anyway

Scram is the polite version of gtf down here

[pwrmoore]

I thought the word was 'scram'! that's what I use anyway

Scram is the polite version of gtf down here

nah - it's more gtf outta my sight!

[shamalicious]

Definitely think scran is a cultchie thing. Friend from the Big Smoke never heard of it either.

[Royster]

Think it is an old Navy term but it was often used in the Liverpool based series 'Brookside',probably because of the strong Liverpool/Navy connections.