Football fans split over Aston Villa’s ‘glorified chips, cheese and gravy’ which costs £8.50 but looks ‘spectacular’
ASTON VILLA have introduced some new scran that has divided the football world.
Villa Park is now serving poutine, a dish from Quebec that consists of chips and cheese curds topped with brown gravy.
Supporters who want to scoff down on the meaty meal while watching Unai Emery‘s men in action are being charged £8.50.
Some of the Premier League club’s faithful are very much on board with the “spectacular” grub despite the lofty price tag.
One fan posted on Twitter: “Looks absolutely spectacular.”
Another tweeted: “Needs more/larger curds but it still looks fire!”
A third commented: “Can confirm, top scran.”
This fan wrote: “Most legit poutine I saw outside of the province of Quebec.”
And another said: “Shoutout Villa, that looks on point.”
But some fans couldn’t stomach the price for what they described as “glorified cheesy chips and gravy”.
And that section called for Villa to lower the “atrocious” rates.
One fan tweeted: “Bet it tastes great but between 8.50 and 11 quid for glorified cheesy chips and gravy is terrible.”
Another posted: “Not for £8.50. It is basic stuff.”
A third said: “Chips n gravy, £8.50. Is he havin a laugh?”
This fan added: “8.50 for cheesy chips. No thanks.”
And that one tweeted: “Looks okay, but the pricing is atrocious.”