Drinking at the football

[Redwhiteandblue 3,330]

Personally, If am not driving or have my kids with me, then I will 100% be as pished as I can get between Argyll and wherever I may be headed.

I also think it adds to the atmosphere at the game, probably why night games are usually better atmosphere-wise.

So, what's your opinion?

Disclaimer: In no way should these emoticons sway you opinion

[legalbeagle 3,734]

Probably helps for the person who has had the drink, not always a particular joy to have them sitting nearby though.

[GrangemouthRSC 832]

Usually for home games i'm half canned at the game and get drunk after it, but away games are a piss up as soon as i leave the house in the morning.

[RM Monitor And Standards Officer 112,686]

It's bass unless yer burst in all honesty

[Redwhiteandblue 3,330]

Who picked '' Dont Drink'' then picked ''yes (drinker)'' or ''no (drinker)''

I think you are drunk you non drinking drinker.

[Albertz123 598]

If I drink before the match all I think about is my next pint, unless it's against good opposition. It would be great to sit at your seat with a pint.

[KingKirk 26,421]

6/7 pints before home games. People pished at games are nothing but hassle.

[Redwhiteandblue 3,330]

It's bass unless yer burst in all honesty

I agree, not too sure what you mean by "Bass" though.

Bass guitar or Championship Bass?

[RM Monitor And Standards Officer 112,686]

I agree, not too sure what you mean by "Bass" though.

Bass guitar or Championship Bass?

It should say baws but these iPads like to have a wee laugh and change words

[blooberr 16]

The awaydays this season,what an excuse to get right on it.WATP(was planning to talk to the grandkids about all the away grounds i went to on the climb back to the top but thats fucked already,fucking jaigermeister

[bluenosebrad 452]

I like a couple of pints before the game and after that my afternoon out. Been to a few english games nice to have a quick pint at halftime. You go to rugby and you can get pished before during and after the game.

[RockwellGers 15,215]

I like hip flask. Last time it was a few beers on the train, then hip flask of 60% pear brandy from the Czech Republic. A couple of wee tots and you're laughing.

The brandy I get from a Czech guy at my work, braw stuff.

That said I'm not getting properly drunk and don't think that's a good idea in general.

[FirrhillLoyal 318]

The reason in love away days

[devref 201]

3 or 4 pints before the game dont see the point in getting pisshed before and not remembering much about the game been there done that on a few occasions stood pissing into cans on the terraces.after the game well thats a stone wall pissed time for me

[iain1712 336]

Just to clarify the 'should drinking be brought back into stadiums ' for the younger bears.

I was never supposed to be allowed in the first place,people just used to smuggle a carry-oot into the ground and a blind eye was usually turned. alcohol was never on sale.

It is a totally different thing having bars in the stadium selling pints of watered down beer, in the modern day it should be allowed.

[kplfishtank 4,745]

Very rarely drink before home games but like a few going to away games. Peterhead could be a good day out.

[Gaffbear 4,174]

I would bring it in, in a controlled manner.As said before we could never buy a drink in the ground but were allowed to take it in. Buckie down the sock etc.

1 hour prior to kick off and half time only...Plastic tumblers .

The revenue it would bring in as fans would be in the stadium earlier having a beer wi the guys who sit with them(if they don't already).

[mick1271 533]

The law against drinking in the streets killed the day out for me and coincided with me stopping going to every home game ( kids and work didn't help ).the atmosphere on the copland road before the game was class and was a big part of the day .

[Moody Blue Legend 63,269]

I enjoy a couple of pints before a game.

[IanFerguson2012 123]

I think it's good fun to have a couple of drinks pre-game but anything beyond that spoils it. I don't drink pre-game unless I'm at hospitality but I used to always have a couple when I was younger & going to away games on the Barrhead supporters bus.

I don't think drink during the games is a good idea. People would keep getting refills and end up legless. (I am fond of mentioning that I was at the Barcelona game. One guy waved to the crowd the whole game due to his excessive boozing. Never saw a ball kicked. No doubt he bought the DVD).

[DonCables 11]

Suppose you're always going to get the nuggets that get pished and make an arse of themselves, but I'd love to be able to get a drink inside the stadium, I've been to a couple of Newcastle games this season and love the fact I don't need to jog the last 200 yards to the stadium because I wanted one more pint.

[GOAT 30,449]

Getting bevvy'd up makes the fitbaw.

Home games I normally don't drink unless it was a game against the mhanky mob, I normally drive to ibrox, the last few weeks though I've just got the supporters bus and into the Viceroy for a few pre-match Vodkas. . Thinking of getting RSC from now on too much hassle getting parking spaces driving.

[iain1712 336]

I would bring it in, in a controlled manner.As said before we could never buy a drink in the ground but were allowed to take it in. Buckie down the sock etc.

1 hour prior to kick off and half time only...Plastic tumblers .

The revenue it would bring in as fans would be in the stadium earlier having a beer wi the guys who sit with them(if they don't already).

I think it will only be available before kick off if it is allowed.

It's not even allowed at half time in hospitality at the minute so i cant see that one changing.

[scarkev 3,540]

Dunno about getting pished before the game...of the 4 away European games I've been to I can't remember any of them....although wouldn't change the experience to be fair.

I think if you brought back drinking in the stadium like they have down south you would find more people would have a drink but maybe not get leg less before it.

[TMB 14,167]

Who picked '' Dont Drink'' then picked ''yes (drinker)'' or ''no (drinker)''

I think you are drunk you non drinking drinker.

I Drive to the games ergo I don't drink. However, I do believe in freedom of choice. I think they should serve booze at games. It's a free country after all.