Reverse ban on fans taking food into AFC Wimbledon's ground

Supporter

I’ve come to Wimbledon for over 60 years what’s changed about food being brought in? - nothing! So don’t change it !!

Mark Rubidge

My son is a fussy eater and I bring him food every game. We travel from Hertfordshire

Colin Graham

Some people may not be able to eat food supplied by the club on medical grounds also getting too costly for a family. Let’s get this club back to its true roots where it cared for its fans.

Matt Derry

Petty rule to strengthen a stealth monopoly. Come on Wimbledon we’re better than this. Ps we’re still owners remember!

Alex Gunn

Attending a football match already costs so much, especially when bring several family members. This is a small concession the club could make to help supporters.

Gary Buss

We as the pie boys look forward to bringing our pies to the game & have done for years

Supporter

I feel this is unfair as people should be allowed to bring in a simple thing like a sandwich rather than unhealthy pies and sausage rolls which, isn't to everyone's taste. The coffee you offer is, to my taste, disgusting. The food is also very expensive while the quality is below standard.

Jamie Bell

People should have choice to bring in own food.

Ro Dyson

I like a Greggs sausage roll and a coffee for £3.25 not that expensive dish water they serve up in the ground !

Justin Trathan

Already pay £1500+ for season tickets, about £500 in parking, and a couple of pints in the stadium, and I can’t bring a bag of haribo in. They shouldn’t be allowed a monopoly and if they do, it should be reasonable. £2+ for a chocolate bar etc is out of order.

Gary Kingston-Lynch

Totally agree

Shaun Barry

It's my club disgusting how club treats its members

Janet Catterick

I want to bring my own water and snacks

Peter Keogh

It's getting ridiculous 😒. How is a sandwich or crisps a weapon. This club I've supported for 52 years is getting greedy. Cheese the fan's off and lose your support, afc wimbledon will be no more.

Paul Thompson

Stop ripping us off!

Sean FOX

Its about fairness and accesability also why should i have to out myself as having a disability to justify bringing a snack into a club where i spebd tbousands

Nicola Blackman

It’s a family club, the cost of living is high, it’s common sense to let people bring food in .

Ian Fraser

For someone that travels to home games from Aberdeen this is shocking what the club is doing

Ann Barnes

The food is too expensive in the ground, after paying for a ticket, I then cannot afford to buy food too.

Steph Foreman

Penalises lower income families that already spend a lot to attend games