I wonder how many of the ones pictured will have red faces at work on monday, and how many of them have commented before on having to travel on a train full of drunken football fans

cc, london, uk

I am from Bangalore India and believe me, I thought Britishers were better mannered that this. I can't understand why people, especially in a world class city like London cannot obey their Mayor who after all wants drinking to be stopped for the sake of public convenience and safety.

Timothy Austin, Bangalore, India

Wow, you guys could drink on the train! I dont know when they banned it in Australia but it was before my time.

Jesse, Canberra, Australia

A spectacularly violent own goal for the underground boozers. Boris must be laughing his head off. Totally vindicated.

Now all the need to do is convert the congestion zone sensors to detect knives.....

john mackie, milton keynes, england

Well what a way to protest against something, act in the very way that caused them to ban this in the first place. Very clever, although what can you expect from the kind of people who can't take a 20 minute journey without a can of warm lager in their hands?

Matt, Farnham Common,

Oh Dear what on earth has happened to our Country. Here we are with Boris trying to do his best and try to reform our society, trying to bring back some form of respect for our fellow Londoners and this is how you repay him. I am a train driver, married with two teenage kids, drinking in public NO

Ray, Amersham,

It's interesting that some of the protesters didn't realise that they were behaving in ways that led to the introduction of the ban in the first place.

Graeme, Bath, United Kingdom