becuase they can be thrown on the pitch I'd assume, and would have a fair bit of weight behind them when they land, pint glasses would empty en-route.

Aren't they plastic though? They don't take Coke bottles off you.

Think he means that a bottle with some liquid still in it will have a bit of weight/impact to it, whereas it's practically impossible for a plastic pint glass to still have any liquid in it once thrown.

But my point was that they don't take coke bottles off you, so why should a plastic beer bottle be any different?

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Its not, and IIRC bottles are on the list of prohibited items (on the posters by the turnstiles), just no one ever enforces that.

Because the beer bottle is more likely to be in the possession of a ed up moron?

Then if it's not enforced, why not just allow both? Which was my point in the first place.

Then the staff don't serve them, simple.

Great news. I can't wait to chuck beer in the air when we score, go back to get another pint do the same process all game and the the toilet off course

What a brilliant idea. You could apply that to pubs for people not old enough to drink as well, and even off licences. Then there's corner shops and cigarettes as well. You might have just unwittingly solved the world's under age drinking/smoking problems.



Oh, wait a minute...



Hang on...



Yeah. Sorry, it's a no go. People could just send their mate to the bar instead.



So close.

Overpriced