Snails served with celery as a half time snack have been slammed by football fans.
The bizarre dish of 10 of the shelled critters also comes served with white wine vinegar.
It is being sold at a Belgian Pro League club RWD Molenbeek’s Edmond Machtens Stadium, in Brussels.
Ex-Premier League stars Toby Alderweireld and Jan Vertoghen play in the division for Royal Antwerp and Anderlecht respectively.
Snails – or escargot by their French name – are popular in the two countries.
But supporters have turned their nose up at the dish which costs £4.30 (€5)
A Liverpool follower – called Kevin – joked: “Some dude just sneezed in a cup.”
One Spurs fan – called Alan – fumed: “Why?
“Why in God’s name would someone buy that?”
Another – named Paul – added: “I’d be paying €5 to keep it away from me.”
Another added: “That’s some kind of witch’s potion I think.”
Southampton fan Martin said: “Should be relegated and placed into administration immediately.”
The snails come with a tiny chip shop-style cutlery to eat them with.
Robert Connon said: “That fork doesn’t look up to the task.”
Yet Clive Bowman added: “I would give it a go.”
