FOOTBALL fans have been sharing hundreds of photos of their match day food horror stories – inspired by a West Ham fan’s massive sausage which has gone viral.
The Hammers fan posted a photo of a hotdog which had a sausage twice the size of the bun following a recent match at London Stadium.
West Ham fan Elliot tweeted this picture which saw thousands more share they’re stadium meals
Another fan showed the hot dog he got at White Hart Lane
‘Curry’ cheese chips at Maidenhead United
One footie fan was served a disgusting looking sausage in Stevenage
He captioned it: “What’s the worst food you have had at a football match? Here’s mine.”
WORST FOOD
Within just a few hours the fan had an astonishing 1,500 replies, 60,000 likes and 9,000 retweets.
The hilarious replies included nightmare food from football grounds from across the UK and the world.
They included a truly depressing looking squashed burger purchased by a Reading fan at Preston, a horrendous kebab at Stevenage and a tiny three inch hotdog at Morecambe.
The viral post has attracted other horror stories from the USA, Germany and Mexico.
Dozens of fans across the UK have complained of being served hotdogs with a slab of cheese.
‘FED UP’
A Concord Rangers fan in Essex was fuming to discover cheesy chips which had chips and just a cheesy string on top.
Another in Maidenhead was served extremely red coloured curry chips.
One Twitter user posted their very sad pie saying: “Burnley 2017. Even the chuffing pie is Fed Up.”
While another posted underneath a picture of a sausage: “Is that before or after it goes through your intestines?”
Another man thought they had noone but themselves to blame saying: “Anyone who buys food at a football match needs to give their head a wobble, you’re only there for 2 hours max!”
“How hungry do you need to be to pay £6 for a cheese n onion pasty?”
A scary-looking hotdog served up in Swansea
Moorcambe fans were charged £4 for this tiny saussage
Fans were outraged at these expensive ‘cheesy’ chips
One match goer was left feeling sad after their pie
A mac and cheese chili dog
Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
