Only this. Got told by some smug looking jobsworth p***k at the turnstile that it was "Rugby League Rules" Absolute garbage. Just trying to find a way to rip us off by forcing us to by food and drink inside the stadium.

No food, only a bottle of water allowed. We ended up walking out and coming back and got it all in anyway.
Gets my back up cos if you bring your kids with you who are going to be hungry you get treated like this but its great to get beered up all day and maybe cause trouble as long as the tills are ringing for them.

Now that should be true but at a couple of grand finals, in the last few years, it seems to me that the ones who can't handle their ale, get well and truly tanked up before entering the ground. They only need to buy maybe a couple of pints to maintain their inebriation dial set to pill*ck level.

Then this should come down to policing and/or stewarding on the day. For major events, police should always be in proximity (and indeed there was) due to the rival fans getting together. There are always a minority of idiots.

Entering (or attempting to enter a sports ground) whilst intoxicated/drunk is an illegal offence under the Sporting Events (Control of Alcohol) Act 1985 as detailed hereA person who is drunk in a designated sports ground at any time during the period of a designated sporting event at that ground or is drunk while entering or trying to enter such a ground at any time during the period of a designated sporting event at that ground is guilty of an offence.'"

It got a mention in Andy wilsons piece on the guardian website.

Policing would have been done on the normal basis. If you've had a few drinks but your mates are willing to take you home quietly then go home. If you are drink and causing a disturbance or being aggressive, you will be arrested.