Match day pasties

[dick.argyle]

One cannot but agree with such logic.

You agreeing with some body,that's unusual. :scarf:

 

[IJN]

I disagree with that.

Anyways Dick, you look the sort of man who has many a pasty, what do you reckon?

 

[dick.argyle]

I disagree with that.

Anyways Dick, you look the sort of man who has many a pasty, what do you reckon?

TRUE :stout:

 

[GreenArmy1984]

Best pasties are at the Fanfest !!!!!

The Cheese & Onion ones are awesome

#FriaryMill :thumbs:

Nothing like having a Pasty at Argyle on Matchdays !!!

And even better with a pint at the Fanfest

#Fanfest :scarf: :thumbs:

 

[IJN]

Only Paul would quote himself!! :lol:

#stripesareso2014

 

[Cobi Budge.]

I don't take notice of the name but I get the ones from the van at the bottom of central park (Peverell), delicious.

 

[Mark Pedlar]

Cheese and Onion Pasties!!!

FFS!

#stripesarestillshite

 

[IJN]

I bet he's the sort of man who likes custard doughnuts!!!!!

 

[pilgrimmike1]

Should be a law against some so called pasties, like the chicken tikka etc Just plain wrong.

 

[IJN]

I once saw a 'Full English Breakfast Pasty' in Codford once. I think that's in Wiltshire though, and they are very strange at the best of times.

 

[IJN]

I see Webby's column this week mentions the Ivor v Ron debate as well.

http://www.plymouthherald.co.uk/Chris-W ... z3GhRreRhh

Nice to see my mate is an Ivor man, we agree on most things. :wave:

 

[Cobi Budge.]

Hoping for Morecambe away in the FA cup, send me back for another chicken, bacon & leek pie, delicious! :scarf: :lol:

 

[justanotherfan]

The market butcher recommended Lewis's near Dewdneys - superb. I prefer Ron's to Ivor, and Warren's are pretty good. However, my health dictates that I can' t have them anymore so how come I,m an expert? Don't' tell the Missus but I occasionally cheat! Only on pasties though!

:lol:

However, are you a TRUE Janner? I have to ask as Ron's are an insult to the word pasty whereas Ivor's are the essence of all things Plimuff.

The definitive answer, a match day experience (normal) is not complete without an Ivors, in the fifties and sixties we used to walk around the corner after the Odeon and buy a bag of burnt and broken pasties for 3d, ansome.

 

[Leeder]

Wouldn't use Ivor's for door stops, Ron wins that sibling battle hands down, Hendersons for me though, although the Friary Mill Fanfest pastys hit the spot nicely after a couple ciders.

 

[IJN]

Ron????

You want to get your taste buds checked Mr Leader. It's like eating an Ugg boot.