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Post by franklin66 on May 20, 2020 9:09:14 GMT
Muddy Murphy's Singapore. Starring JoeinOz on 1m. And my good self leading the Delilah. Ely and his Lads were there, Darksideofthe moon, Franklin and a few others. Time flys mate was it really so long ago 😫 |
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Post by werrington on May 20, 2020 9:29:06 GMT
We went to the Wembley Tavern, it was near a Garage & a Lidl.. loved it.. No offence as each to their own but that is my idea of hell |
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Post by BristolMick on May 20, 2020 12:44:20 GMT
Villa away can’t remember what boozer called but it was mental in there Sounds horrendous. BM |
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Post by thfc67 on May 20, 2020 15:34:53 GMT
By way of a bit of sado-masochism I got to thinking about all the great boozers we have visited over the years following the mighty Potters around the UK...and elsewhere I am torn between the Southampton Arms in Kentish Town (v Arsenal) and the Ship Isis in Sunderland, both had a great selection of top notch ales to sample...Southampton Arms maybe shades it by way of their excellent pork baps  I'm sure others will have plenty to add to the list...giving us ideas for the future  ‘The South’ as it’s called to us locals (I live less than a mile away) is an unusual, unique pub in many ways, especially when it reopened under its new guise over ten years ago with its simple vinyl only, cash only, and rotating ciders and ales. It’s won a lot of CAMRA awards, and there lies one of the main problems. Besides, you couldn’t swing a cat in there, it tends to get overcrowded, especially at the weekends, with people coming from afar. All said, even though I don’t go there often (and sometimes long for it’s previous incarnation as a family run, old school type of pub), it’s worth a visit. Did you go to Gospel Oak Overground station (10 minute walk away) to get to the game? If so, I can recommend the Tapping the Admiral pub in Kentish Town if your going to an Arsenal game. It’s a 2 minute walk from Kentish Town West Overground station, which is 3 stops from Highbury & Islington station. www.tappingtheadmiral.com/ |
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Post by lordb on May 20, 2020 16:10:37 GMT
By way of a bit of sado-masochism I got to thinking about all the great boozers we have visited over the years following the mighty Potters around the UK...and elsewhere I am torn between the Southampton Arms in Kentish Town (v Arsenal) and the Ship Isis in Sunderland, both had a great selection of top notch ales to sample...Southampton Arms maybe shades it by way of their excellent pork baps I'm sure others will have plenty to add to the list...giving us ideas for the future ‘The South’ as it’s called to us locals (I live less than a mile away) is an unusual, unique pub in many ways, especially when it reopened under its new guise over ten years ago with its simple vinyl only, cash only, and rotating ciders and ales. It’s won a lot of CAMRA awards, and there lies one of the main problems. Besides, you couldn’t swing a cat in there, it tends to get overcrowded, especially at the weekends, with people coming from afar. All said, even though I don’t go there often (and sometimes long for it’s previous incarnation as a family run, old school type of pub), it’s worth a visit. Did you go to Gospel Oak Overground station (10 minute walk away) to get to the game? If so, I can recommend the Tapping the Admiral pub in Kentish Town if your going to an Arsenal game. It’s a 2 minute walk from Kentish Town West Overground station, which is 3 stops from Highbury & Islington station. www.tappingtheadmiral.com/great info however going to a cracking pub & then going to a game (anywhere never mind the Stadio Del Spurs) seems a million miles away  |
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Post by thfc67 on May 20, 2020 16:56:38 GMT
‘The South’ as it’s called to us locals (I live less than a mile away) is an unusual, unique pub in many ways, especially when it reopened under its new guise over ten years ago with its simple vinyl only, cash only, and rotating ciders and ales. It’s won a lot of CAMRA awards, and there lies one of the main problems. Besides, you couldn’t swing a cat in there, it tends to get overcrowded, especially at the weekends, with people coming from afar. All said, even though I don’t go there often (and sometimes long for it’s previous incarnation as a family run, old school type of pub), it’s worth a visit. Did you go to Gospel Oak Overground station (10 minute walk away) to get to the game? If so, I can recommend the Tapping the Admiral pub in Kentish Town if your going to an Arsenal game. It’s a 2 minute walk from Kentish Town West Overground station, which is 3 stops from Highbury & Islington station. www.tappingtheadmiral.com/great info however going to a cracking pub & then going to a game (anywhere never mind the Stadio Del Spurs) seems a million miles away Chin up! Who knows what the football world of 'the new normal' is going to be like. Anyway, there's no reason why Stoke, under MON, shouldn't have as good a chance, if not better, than most teams in the Championship of getting promoted. Besides, there's always a chance of cup tie. |
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Post by wakeypotter on May 20, 2020 17:53:24 GMT
Villa away can’t remember what boozer called but it was mental in there Sounds horrendous. BM Oh it was booze everywhere. Didn’t realise we were Talking about how nice a drink or a meal was otherwise I wouldn’t have posted. I don’t go in them type of boozers. |
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Post by leicspotter on May 20, 2020 18:38:46 GMT
By way of a bit of sado-masochism I got to thinking about all the great boozers we have visited over the years following the mighty Potters around the UK...and elsewhere I am torn between the Southampton Arms in Kentish Town (v Arsenal) and the Ship Isis in Sunderland, both had a great selection of top notch ales to sample...Southampton Arms maybe shades it by way of their excellent pork baps I'm sure others will have plenty to add to the list...giving us ideas for the future ‘The South’ as it’s called to us locals (I live less than a mile away) is an unusual, unique pub in many ways, especially when it reopened under its new guise over ten years ago with its simple vinyl only, cash only, and rotating ciders and ales. It’s won a lot of CAMRA awards, and there lies one of the main problems. Besides, you couldn’t swing a cat in there, it tends to get overcrowded, especially at the weekends, with people coming from afar. All said, even though I don’t go there often (and sometimes long for it’s previous incarnation as a family run, old school type of pub), it’s worth a visit. Did you go to Gospel Oak Overground station (10 minute walk away) to get to the game? If so, I can recommend the Tapping the Admiral pub in Kentish Town if your going to an Arsenal game. It’s a 2 minute walk from Kentish Town West Overground station, which is 3 stops from Highbury & Islington station. www.tappingtheadmiral.com/Missed that one. Tbh I can't remember how we got back to the Emirates  Will look out for the "Admiral" when next out that way...cheers |
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Post by lordb on May 20, 2020 19:03:48 GMT
great info however going to a cracking pub & then going to a game (anywhere never mind the Stadio Del Spurs) seems a million miles away Chin up! Who knows what the football world of 'the new normal' is going to be like. Anyway, there's no reason why Stoke, under MON, shouldn't have as good a chance, if not better, than most teams in the Championship of getting promoted. Besides, there's always a chance of cup tie. Was thinking more of being able to go to pub and game not so much re footballing success. Spurs ought to try a relegation you might enjoy some of the away days more. Tbh I think Stoke should be successful soon enough |
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Post by TheWiseMaster on May 20, 2020 19:09:45 GMT
The bar in the square in Valencia would take some beating
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Post by madnellie on May 20, 2020 19:24:27 GMT
Surely The Vine at West Brom for it's fabulous food offerings? That's what I was going to say too. |
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Post by BristolMick on May 20, 2020 20:47:27 GMT
The bar in the square in Valencia would take some beating What? With 1 bog between 2,000 of us! BM |
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Post by davejohnno1 on May 20, 2020 21:45:07 GMT
The bar in the square in Valencia would take some beating What? With 1 bog between 2,000 of us! BM What about the pub on the front in Tel Aviv?  |
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Post by lancashirelad on May 20, 2020 21:54:28 GMT
That big pub at Blackburn for away fans always has a great atmosphere, The green man for obvious reason but I suppose we've done that many down the years it's hard to recall all. Is it the Fernhurst summat like that? It is good though. Yes the Fernhurst great atmosphere a decade ago, but recently just pub food and small selection of ales and atmosphere. |
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Post by BristolMick on May 20, 2020 22:11:23 GMT
What? With 1 bog between 2,000 of us! BM What about the pub on the front in Tel Aviv? Mike’s place I think it was called. It was the site of a terrorist attack if I remember right a few years before we went there. BM |
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Post by hyaduck on May 21, 2020 4:39:50 GMT
Villa away can’t remember what boozer called but it was mental in there Sounds horrendous. BM Thought that's what it was called, cracking day |
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Post by Boothen on May 21, 2020 6:35:59 GMT
Molly Bloom's and The Dancing Camel in Tel Aviv were both pretty decent. The latter had some awesome ales on tap.
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Post by RF10 on May 21, 2020 7:16:22 GMT
Post Office Vaults near New Street is class. Ship and Mitre in Liverpool is a favourite if mine too. The Ship and Mitre is easily one of if not the best pubs in Liverpool. Huge choice of great beer. Hoping to get it in my Stag do when it comes around. |
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Post by davejohnno1 on May 21, 2020 8:05:07 GMT
What about the pub on the front in Tel Aviv? Mike’s place I think it was called. It was the site of a terrorist attack if I remember right a few years before we went there. BM Indeed it was yet we spent hours in there like it was the safest place on earth. I have no recollection at all of what it was called. Happy days |
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Post by leicspotter on May 21, 2020 10:40:15 GMT
What about the pub on the front in Tel Aviv? Mike’s place I think it was called. It was the site of a terrorist attack if I remember right a few years before we went there. BM Did it look like one again after an invasion of Stokies? |
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Post by BristolMick on May 21, 2020 11:26:16 GMT
Mike’s place I think it was called. It was the site of a terrorist attack if I remember right a few years before we went there. BM Did it look like one again after an invasion of Stokies? No mate, we had a very civilised following in Tel Aviv if not always a very civilised debate when TFP was the subject of conversation! BM |
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Post by yes on May 21, 2020 12:04:09 GMT
Post Office Vaults near New Street is class. Ship and Mitre in Liverpool is a favourite if mine too. The Ship and Mitre is easily one of if not the best pubs in Liverpool. Huge choice of great beer. Hoping to get it in my Stag do when it comes around. I don't know you, but expecting an invite now 👍 |
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Post by spiderpuss on May 21, 2020 12:47:09 GMT
Bradford away, we stumbled upon a pub near to the ground with us and Bantams alike. Did free food for punters and just a great atmosphere.
We don't play Bradford very often, so not sure when we'll be back.
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Post by TheWiseMaster on May 21, 2020 18:52:38 GMT
The bar in the square in Valencia would take some beating What? With 1 bog between 2,000 of us! BM Can't remember the bog tbh - we coped.... Also remember the beach bar in Split where we were bussed to the ground Great prior to the game - pain on the return ! |
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Post by ashleyscfc on May 21, 2020 19:17:47 GMT
The Irish bar in Leipzig? I thought the atmosphere the night before and after the match was amazing.
Packed to the rafters, great atmosphere, we'd still got some hope.
This was superb...
Its a real shame the club don't make more an effort with the fans pre-season it really is. It should be the best part of the year.
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Post by TheWiseMaster on May 21, 2020 19:47:08 GMT
The Irish bar in Leipzig? I thought the atmosphere the night before and after the match was amazing. Packed to the rafters, great atmosphere, we'd still got some hope. This was superb... Its a real shame the club don't make more an effort with the fans pre-season it really is. It should be the best part of the year. Yes - whilst there is still hope.... And let's not forget our old mate Tony's brothers's bar in Pill's Newport -pre match for Cardiff One of my best ever away results when we overturned losing the home leg only to win in Cardiff What a great host he ? was in Pills And I recall a man giving a rendition of an old song, standing room only ? which was fabulous - word perfect - what was it?? |
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Post by marylandstoke on May 21, 2020 21:36:36 GMT
Post Office Vaults near New Street is class. Ship and Mitre in Liverpool is a favourite if mine too. The Ship and Mitre is easily one of if not the best pubs in Liverpool. Huge choice of great beer. Hoping to get it in my Stag do when it comes around. OK, saddo here and maybe locked down too long buuuut.. There is a pub in Liverpool and their bogs are, as I understand it, a grade one listed building. I love architecture, ceramics, beer and weeing somewhere nice (yeah, we’ve all been at those away games) We all have to dream riiight? |
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Post by Staying up for Grandadstokey on May 21, 2020 22:19:32 GMT
The Ship and Mitre is easily one of if not the best pubs in Liverpool. Huge choice of great beer. Hoping to get it in my Stag do when it comes around. OK, saddo here and maybe locked down too long buuuut.. There is a pub in Liverpool and their bogs are, as I understand it, a grade one listed building. I love architecture, ceramics, beer and weeing somewhere nice (yeah, we’ve all been at those away games) We all have to dream riiight? The Philharmonic , once frequented by Lennon , McCartney pre Beatles. Lovely pub , miles from Anfield and Goodison though. |
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Post by Cast no shadow on May 21, 2020 23:36:02 GMT
Would imagine for away fans coming to our place is a right shit away day, pubs wise.
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Post by leicspotter on May 22, 2020 8:07:19 GMT
The Ship and Mitre is easily one of if not the best pubs in Liverpool. Huge choice of great beer. Hoping to get it in my Stag do when it comes around. OK, saddo here and maybe locked down too long buuuut.. There is a pub in Liverpool and their bogs are, as I understand it, a grade one listed building. I love architecture, ceramics, beer and weeing somewhere nice (yeah, we’ve all been at those away games) We all have to dream riiight? The Philharmonic is amazing...toilet ceramics are from Staffs too |
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