Premier League Faces Hygiene Checks

[Jase 43,479]

http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2013/jan/14/manchester-united-rat-hygiene-checks

An inspection of Manchester United's stadium revealed "mouse activity" which the club were advised to monitor, alongside a broken tap and flaking pipework, according to a report by fcbusiness. In response to the report, available through a Freedom of Information request, Manchester United said they had a "robust pest control system".

Meanwhile Reading risked getting entangled in a mess after food inspectors found cobwebs and dead insects in a drinks area.

The inspectors uncovered a host dubious hygiene practises in a number of other Premier League grounds, with Swansea criticised for serving pink chicken, leaving open a packet of ham in a kitchen and letting pate go off.

Chelsea were warned about a serious contravention of hygiene laws when they nearly served out of date "cooked turkey saddles". Poor labelling of meat pies earned the Stamford Bridge club a further reprimand, though a later inspection noted that their hygiene standards had improved to become generally excellent.

Fulham were ticked off about bread rolls being left under a wash basin, a rusty pair of scissors and a hole in the wall that might give access to pests. Southampton and Stoke City were told to tidy up, and Aston Villa, Wigan, QPR and West Ham were all also guilty of minor infringements.

But for the league's cleanest clubs, look no further than Manchester City, Liverpool, Everton, Arsenal, Tottenham, Newcastle and Sunderland. All of the above – generally rivals on the pitch – were equals in the keeping things tidy department.

Oh my...

[cousin benson 76]

i only ever buy drinks there anyway as the food is so expensive. we always have a lovely meal at Best Mangal before a game )

[SinineUltra 1,170]

Some of the reasons brought up are plain stupid. What are a few cobwebs going to do to you? Rusty pair of scissors?

[OneMoSalah 8,883]

Fuck we sell dodgy pies... there are bigger problems right now... like that dodgy Spanish bloke (or women? still can't decide)... get an out of date sticke stuck on him and get rid already

Pies... quite hungry now...

[Rmpr 8,977]

How much does the things inside the Bridge cost?

[TacticalBlues 2,817]

For Chelsea it's a redundant critique after they mention "though a later inspection noted that their hygiene standards had improved to become generally excellent."

[zolayes 14,489]

priceless ...they found rats at Manure ,,,one with a huge purple nose and a passed by its use by date turkey at the Bridge dressed in a number 9 shirt and served up by a Fat Waiter ,,,this unsuitable fare was rejected by

the fans.

[LDN Blue 7,903]

The fact we serve Singha beer should be a health violation in itself

[Liquidator 5,176]

How much does the things inside the Bridge cost?

£4 a pint of singha (£4 for a pint of piss if you ask me) pies are about £3 and a chocolate bar £1.20. Amazed that some idiots still buy crap there

[Rmpr 8,977]

£4 a pint of singha (£4 for a pint of piss if you ask me) pies are about £3 and a chocolate bar £1.20. Amazed that some idiots still buy crap there

[zolayes 14,489]

Apparently the best sporting venue for value for money catering is The Augusta National for golf... The members might be racist and woman haters but their food to customers is cheap and good

[Rambo 1,729]

£4 a pint of singha (£4 for a pint of piss if you ask me) pies are about £3 and a chocolate bar £1.20. Amazed that some idiots still buy crap there

Compared to venues in North America that is considered relatively cheap.

[Laylabelle 9,534]

How much does the things inside the Bridge cost?

Last time brought a burger it was about £3.50 or something crazy..and it made me ill lol money well spent there!!!

Pricey and not really worth it but thats like any venue really...

[Rmpr 8,977]

Compared to venues in North America that is considered relatively cheap.

What kills me is the convertion rate.

Brazilian Real to US Dollar is 1/2, but Real to UK Pounds is 1/3...

[CHOULO19 24,332]

£4 a pint of singha (£4 for a pint of piss if you ask me) pies are about £3 and a chocolate bar £1.20. Amazed that some idiots still buy crap there

Is that considered expensive in the UK? That is probably the price of an average/slightly below average cafe here (our stadiums barely have seats let alone serve food )