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‘Increase their sanctions for that!’: Football fans pour scorn on Chelsea’s ‘cauliflower wings’ dish sold to fans at Stamford Bridge… with five pieces and four celery slices priced up at £7.95

  • Popular Twitter account @FootyScran posted a photo of the meal at Chelsea 
  • The photo shows five pieces of cauliflower wings with four celery slices 
  • Football fans have hit out at Chelsea for the dish which is sold for £7.95 

Football fans have ridiculed Chelsea’s ‘cauliflower wings’ dish which has been sold to fans at Stamford Bridge.

A supporter took a photo of the disappointing meal which has been shared on popular Twitter account @FootyScran.

The picture shows a box with just five pieces of cauliflower wings with four celery slices which is priced up at a whopping £7.95.

Football fans have hit out at Chelsea’s ‘cauliflower wings’ dish sold to fans at Stamford Bridge

Those who reacted to the picture, were shocked at the price the person had to pay at Chelsea’s ground.

One Twitter user described it as a ‘bigger robbery’ than Thierry Henry’s handball for France which cost the Republic of Ireland a place at the 2010 World Cup.

A lot of comments brought up Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich’s sanctioning, with one saying it was ‘no wonder’ the Russian had been sanctioned describing the price as ‘ridiculous’.

One user described it as a ‘bigger robbery’ than Thierry Henry’s handball against Ireland

Another user said: ‘Increase their sanctions for that,’ while a Chelsea fan commented: ‘Maybe we deserve the sanctions’.

Another football fan made light of Chelsea’s 3-1 defeat to Real Madrid in the first-leg of their Champions League quarter-final.

Karim Benzema scored a hat-trick on the night, giving Real Madrid a healthy advantage going into the second leg at the Santiago Bernabeu.

Another wrote than Karim Benzema would have scored six goals if he had seen the picture

Twitter user @Malveiraunknown wrote: ‘If Benzema had saw this before the game he would’ve scored 6 goals instead of just 3.’

Another Chelsea fan commented: ‘I love Chelsea with my whole heart, but the food at Stamford Bridge is has absolutely horrid value for money.’

One fan hoped the funds would be used to sign Borussia Dortmund striker Erling Haaland.

Football fans have joked that Chelsea’s sanctions should be increased due to the food 

Twitter user @Chrisstirland03 wrote: ‘This best be going to the Haaland fund.’ 

Others weren’t impressed with the meal as Darren wrote: ‘£7.95 for a bit of fried cauliflower? That’s absolutely mental.’

While Alex Williams wrote: ‘If you’re buying cauliflower wings at the football you deserve that price.’

Twitter account @FootyScran has racked up over 357,000 followers as it shares photos of some of the best and worst foods available at sporting grounds around the world. 




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