**** off Febbos they're awesome. Savoury pancakes with cheese or meat or whatever, made by some old lady in a headscarf (I think there is a law about that part)they're great.
You need this 8 deciliters (0.8 litre) of fresh milk 4 deciliters (0.4 litre) of wheat flour 4 nice and fresh eggs 1 teaspoon salt Butter or Margarine This is what you do [NSFW]Take out a rather big bowl and mix milk, flour and eggs together while beating it all with a whisk until evenly distributed. Then melt about 3 tablespoons of butter or margarine, preferably in a flat frying pan with a diameter of approximately 20 cm (0.2 metres). Add, while beating, the melted butter and salt to taste (about 1 teaspoon should be enough). Now focus on the flat frying pan in which you melted the butter a short while ago. It should be rather hot. Add just enough butter to cover the flat surface. The butter should instantly start melting and making noise. If not, wait until it does. Stir a bit in the bowl with the Swedish Pancake mixture so that the flour that has sunken to the bottom gets evenly distributed again. Put about one small cup of mixture in the frying pan. The amount very much depends on the size of your cups and your frying pan. The pancakes should be really thin, the mixture should only just cover the surface, pretty much like crepes if those are familiar to you. Let the pancake fry until it starts to get dry on the unfried side. This should not take more than a minute or two. Take a look at the fried side by lifting the pancake's edge a little bit with a tool of your choice (the tool of my choice would be a thin, stainless steel, spatula with a wooden handle). If it is golden brown, turn the pancake over and let it fry on the other side as well. When both sides have been fried to a golden brown colour, your first Swedish Pancake is done and you should remove it from the frying pan to prevent it from getting burnt. Now, all you have to do is to repeat the steps that seems most logical for you to repeat, and continue to do so until you run out of Swedish Pancake mixture.[/NSFW] Go make ya self some Swedish pancakes now you joker!
Not to detract from the discussion of Ikea Meatballs and pancakes, but why for this game charge £10 for adults (I got a freebie so can't grumble) when surely if you charged £5 and say kids free or £3 more people would of gone. Also how they still had the audacity to try charge £5 for car parking is beyond me, surely free parking or £2 would of been a better idea. Think there were 15 cars in the car park. Whoever comes up with these foolish prices for a nothing friendly needs their head shaking. I cannot see how they didn't make a loss playing the game in front of so few yet as someone mentioned still have numerous stewards and staff.
You're an ex premiership club. You still have the PL mentality of charging people for anything you can think of.
Yeah, but yo'd have to buy something to do with Hull city football club, which is embarrasing. (just kidding)
Should of just been a quid for everyone! then they should just proper over-advertise the new season of home games rallying up fans to come
Went for a beer at halftime and they had the staff wandering around trying to push/sell Korma and rice they had for sale. Anyone around in the concourse was being asked if they wanted to buy some. Apparently they are trying to experiment with new food offerings (so the girl said) at the ground as the chefs want to do more than just, in her words "bung stuff in the microwave". I offered up some advice, make better pies as the ones on offer are just about edible. Don't know if anybody else came across this, I was in the West stand. Also I've only ever sat in the East stand other than odd corporate ticket and I couldn't believe how much bigger the concourse in the West lower is than the East.
Agreed, if you're gonna do this match (which I'm sure if it wasn't for PC Plod they wouldn't have wanted to do) they should have tried their best to get a crowd turn up, which is usually a strength of AP's. Any of the suggestions above would have worked. Or you could have said that people buying Bradford tickets get Liverpool for a quid. That would have worked.
Should have been something like that yeah.. like if you purchase Liverpool tickets.. the Bradford game is £1 If you don't purchase Liverpool tickets prices will be as normal etc No way has the club made money from 2,000 fans might aswell of played it behind closed doors
Other way round. You want to use the Liverpool game as an incentive to go to Bradford, Liverpool for a fiver (a quid was a bit extreme thinking about it) if you buy Bradford tickets (this would work out cheaper overall than a single Liverpool ticket I think) Making more people go to Bradford and spend their money.
It should have been free for all season ticket holders, most of the crowd were Premier Club members in the middle of the West Stand and they don't pay for pre-seasons anyway, they'll have taken almost nothing on the gate last night. Meatballs from Ikea are a poor imitation of the real thing you get in Sweden, it's like comparing a pizza in Florence, with one from Pizza Hut.
