One of the few venues offering chips as an option (though I don't know why more stadia don't do this?) for £2.80 is pretty cool. There's also a fish and chips option (though it's pricey at £6.50) and then the usual fare from there: pies (£3.30), hot dogs (£2.60) and cheeseburgers for £3.50. Sometimes the away fans won't get served alcohol, but otherwise there is Carlsberg and Somersby Cider for everyone at £3.80 or so a pint.

Aston Villa, despite recent turmoil have been used to playing in the Premier League, and the food options reflect their recent prestige. There is however restricted space in the upper tiers - and so if you are seated in the heavens you can find Pies, Pasties and Hot Dogs for £3.50 and £2.60 respectively.If you find yourself closer to the pitch however then your choices are a lot bigger. The above choices are joined by Cheeseburgers for £3.50, Fish and Chips for a pricey £6.50, and just chips themselves for £2.80. Honestly, it depends who the away fans are that determines if alcohol is sold to away fans - high profile games such as derby's will have a dry bar. If not - help yourself to a Carlsberg or Cider for £3.80