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Not sure how many readers there are of The flannel-wearing-tree-hugging-liberal-loving Guardian there are one here, but I'm one of them. Albeit without the flannel wearing.
Last weeks supplement had a restaurant review in it about the new offering at Chelsea's ground, and I was so appalled I actually bothered to write a letter of complaint (something I once threatened to do about a referee's performance at a home match, and which I've never lived down with several posters on here). Anyway they printed it, and as it mentions the club I thought I'd paste it here:
"I read with interest Matthew Norman's analysis of the Marco restaurant within the Chelsea football ground. However, I read with horror the receipt for his afternoon's work; £202 seems a little excessive for 2 people dining out to me. Nevertheless, should The Guardian want to restore the balance and pay for me to visit the Southend United burger stall and comment on it's somewhat insipid tea (with some insightful match analysis thrown in for free), then I offer to do so for the price of a mere half-season ticket. Which would sadly only get you a bottle and a half of wine at Stamford Bridge..."
If anyone else wants to aid my quest to improve the tea at SUFC, the gauntlet has been thrown down...
Last weeks supplement had a restaurant review in it about the new offering at Chelsea's ground, and I was so appalled I actually bothered to write a letter of complaint (something I once threatened to do about a referee's performance at a home match, and which I've never lived down with several posters on here). Anyway they printed it, and as it mentions the club I thought I'd paste it here:
"I read with interest Matthew Norman's analysis of the Marco restaurant within the Chelsea football ground. However, I read with horror the receipt for his afternoon's work; £202 seems a little excessive for 2 people dining out to me. Nevertheless, should The Guardian want to restore the balance and pay for me to visit the Southend United burger stall and comment on it's somewhat insipid tea (with some insightful match analysis thrown in for free), then I offer to do so for the price of a mere half-season ticket. Which would sadly only get you a bottle and a half of wine at Stamford Bridge..."
If anyone else wants to aid my quest to improve the tea at SUFC, the gauntlet has been thrown down...