I queued for about 20 minutes. Missed the first 10 minutes of the match. When I went watching United against the shatics in the North Stand earlier this year there were just as many people waining to be served however the queue only took a couple of minutes. They even had stewards directing the queue and telling people which pump they should head towards to keep the queue going quicker.

It isn't the amount of staff, there's only so many pumps. Build another bar in the Boston stand you tightd yorkshire .

I'll add my name to the list.
Got a couple of pints in before the match, but there was no chance after that.
I don't even attempt to get them in at half time anymore.

They should just do away with pints and have bottles at all the bars.

where are those Aussies and Kiwis when you need them ?

I wonder if Gaz Hock has any experience working behind a bar?

Think working the pumps might prove the better of him!



Plus the fact we'd have too much fun at the bar



......can you imagine 'right...cheers mate....ill have two beers...errr who wants coke....hang on gaz...lads who wants coke!!!!'

THe lad who served me didn't seem to bright. I bought a pint of bitter costing £2.70. I gave him three £1 coins. He gave me my pint and £2.70 change

NO!

No way would I miss any of the match in order to get a drink!

Why on earth do people buy a ticket for the match and then miss some of it to buy beer? Surely the whole purpose of paying to go on the ground is to watch the game?

I had a drink before I went on the ground and then a shed load after in the Colliers (Sam's bar).

I missed the first 10 mins of the match through queuing at the bar, and the queue wasn't even that long really, just the staff behind the bar were really slow.

Yes!!!! I knew being teetotal would pay off, no long cues for me, however when it comes to women I don't have the advantage of having a pair of beer goggles to obscure my view.

I went watching Brisbane and St George in 2005 and got served almost immediately even though there was a 50,000 crowd. They just had a different system. A machine filled 4 pints at once and you took them along to the tills which were separate and the price was a round number so there was no hold-up. Brilliant.