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best pub on an away day?

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  • AddickFC81AddickFC81
    Chaucers Exeter or The Griffin Carlisle. Great CAFC celebrations in the latter on 14/4/12.
  • The Prince-e-PaulThe Prince-e-Paul
    It may be where i drink regularly, but, the New Barrak Tavern, on Penistone Road about 400 metres from Hillsborough is a decent shout. It a real ale mecca if you like that kind of stuff. Proper old pub. Good banter/chat with Wendies, and the owner Kev is a top bloke (you can't miss him, his build is like tangoman but with a shirt on), compares a bit at the comedy club there once a month. Also you can park easily park behind the pub. Barmaids are not anything to put on a thirst though.

    Another shout was the rugby club up at Carlisle.
  • AddickFC81AddickFC81
    I really like the Green Bricks in Hull last season on the Marina. Shame we are losing that from our fixture list but only from that perspective.
  • uncleuncle
    Forresters, Southend.
  • NathanPriorNathanPrior
    The Beehive near Bolton's ground. Decent grub and a good choice of beer including an away day special called "Beehive Yourself" which has a rather fruity taste to it. Should be going back there again next season depending on when it is.
  • uncleuncle
    NathanPrior said:

    The Beehive near Bolton's ground. Decent grub and a good choice of beer including an away day special called "Beehive Yourself" which has a rather fruity taste to it. Should be going back there again next season depending on when it is.

    You might be working that day.
  • EastTerraceEastTerrace
    Always like going to McGintys when in Ipswich.

    Brunswick is great of course.
  • donnyaddickdonnyaddick
    The Prince-e-Paul said:

    It may be where i drink regularly, but, the New Barrak Tavern, on Penistone Road about 400 metres from Hillsborough is a decent shout. It a real ale mecca if you like that kind of stuff. Proper old pub. Good banter/chat with Wendies, and the owner Kev is a top bloke (you can't miss him, his build is like tangoman but with a shirt on), compares a bit at the comedy club there once a month. Also you can park easily park behind the pub. Barmaids are not anything to put on a thirst though.

    Another shout was the rugby club up at Carlisle.

    I was going to go for the NBT. Fantastic pub, and the only decent boozer in Hillsborough by a country mile.

  • ValleyGaryValleyGary
    donnyaddick said:

    The Prince-e-Paul said:

    It may be where i drink regularly, but, the New Barrak Tavern, on Penistone Road about 400 metres from Hillsborough is a decent shout. It a real ale mecca if you like that kind of stuff. Proper old pub. Good banter/chat with Wendies, and the owner Kev is a top bloke (you can't miss him, his build is like tangoman but with a shirt on), compares a bit at the comedy club there once a month. Also you can park easily park behind the pub. Barmaids are not anything to put on a thirst though.

    Another shout was the rugby club up at Carlisle.

    I was going to go for the NBT. Fantastic pub, and the only decent boozer in Hillsborough by a country mile.

    Is that the one with the bar down the left hand side as you walk in, has two rooms on the right and a small paved garden? Quite close to the big Morrisons and Pizza Hut?
  • J BLOCKJ BLOCK
    ISawLeaburnScore said:

    J BLOCK said:

    SE10 said:

    Norwich boozer by the canal.

    One of the first games of the season 3/4 years back. Was in there by 10, not a cloud in the sky, sitting by the canal, brilliant day out.
    Great shout that - the Compleat Angler isn't it?
    That's the one
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  • donnyaddickdonnyaddick
    ValleyGary said:

    donnyaddick said:

    The Prince-e-Paul said:

    It may be where i drink regularly, but, the New Barrak Tavern, on Penistone Road about 400 metres from Hillsborough is a decent shout. It a real ale mecca if you like that kind of stuff. Proper old pub. Good banter/chat with Wendies, and the owner Kev is a top bloke (you can't miss him, his build is like tangoman but with a shirt on), compares a bit at the comedy club there once a month. Also you can park easily park behind the pub. Barmaids are not anything to put on a thirst though.

    Another shout was the rugby club up at Carlisle.

    I was going to go for the NBT. Fantastic pub, and the only decent boozer in Hillsborough by a country mile.

    Is that the one with the bar down the left hand side as you walk in, has two rooms on the right and a small paved garden? Quite close to the big Morrisons and Pizza Hut?
    Thats the one....just over the road from the Pulse and Cocktails adult superstore (or so I'm told!!)

  • MrOneLungMrOneLung
    ValleyGary said:

    donnyaddick said:

    The Prince-e-Paul said:

    It may be where i drink regularly, but, the New Barrak Tavern, on Penistone Road about 400 metres from Hillsborough is a decent shout. It a real ale mecca if you like that kind of stuff. Proper old pub. Good banter/chat with Wendies, and the owner Kev is a top bloke (you can't miss him, his build is like tangoman but with a shirt on), compares a bit at the comedy club there once a month. Also you can park easily park behind the pub. Barmaids are not anything to put on a thirst though.

    Another shout was the rugby club up at Carlisle.

    I was going to go for the NBT. Fantastic pub, and the only decent boozer in Hillsborough by a country mile.

    Is that the one with the bar down the left hand side as you walk in, has two rooms on the right and a small paved garden? Quite close to the big Morrisons and Pizza Hut?
    Not sure - can you give a better description?

  • PlaaayerPlaaayer
    Curb_its friends pub in Yeovil. Terrible day but quality pub with the hog roast going outside.
  • Stu_of_KunmingStu_of_Kunming
    uncle said:

    NathanPrior said:

    The Beehive near Bolton's ground. Decent grub and a good choice of beer including an away day special called "Beehive Yourself" which has a rather fruity taste to it. Should be going back there again next season depending on when it is.

    You might be working that day.
    Don't be silly.
  • Rock SpectacleRock Spectacle
    Hogans? 80p a pint, lovely bar staff, won 21 pints in the raffle on one visit, leg of pork on another (we put it back). Forgot about Smugglers, night Clive, Colin and me got a Police escort back there will live forever in the memory!
  • medwaydavemedwaydave
    Its got to be IDOLS in Sunderland , great strippers , and great comedian ...
  • JorgeCostaJorgeCosta
    I like the one in Ipswich by the river- can't remember it's name. It's the one betweenthe station and Portman Road. Lovely sitting outside in the sun.
  • BadgerBadger
    The Strawberry in Newcastle.
  • MiserableoldgitMiserableoldgit
    Irish pub next to Liverpool station.
    Name ?
  • Rock SpectacleRock Spectacle
    McHale's, disco in the afternoon!
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  • shirty5shirty5
    Friend Or Defoe said:
    White Horse Wycombe. Next question.
    No more in a few days time

    https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-beds-bucks-herts-67807898
  • ElfsborgAddickElfsborgAddick
    Rock Spectacle said:
    Brunswick close, but Hogans in Darlington is the stuff of legend.
    50p a pint back when you paid £1 normally.
  • ElfsborgAddickElfsborgAddick
    The Prince-e-Paul said:
    It may be where i drink regularly, but, the New Barrak Tavern, on Penistone Road about 400 metres from Hillsborough is a decent shout. It a real ale mecca if you like that kind of stuff. Proper old pub. Good banter/chat with Wendies, and the owner Kev is a top bloke (you can't miss him, his build is like tangoman but with a shirt on), compares a bit at the comedy club there once a month. Also you can park easily park behind the pub. Barmaids are not anything to put on a thirst though. Another shout was the rugby club up at Carlisle.
    100%, plus Kelham Island is very decent for a pub crawl.

  • ElfsborgAddickElfsborgAddick
    The Great Western behind Wolverhampton station.
  • guinnessaddickguinnessaddick
    ElfsborgAddick said:
    Rock Spectacle said:
    Brunswick close, but Hogans in Darlington is the stuff of legend.
    50p a pint back when you paid £1 normally.
    Remember winning £25 on the football card in there. 
  • redbuttleredbuttle
    Charters Peterborough by miles.
  • AcabAcab
    Pub outside Darlington Station.
    Idols Sunderland.
    Pub beginning with M Coventry.
    Bar we was in Till 4am Manchester last year.
  • blackpool72blackpool72
    Acab said:
    Pub outside Darlington Station.
    Idols Sunderland.
    Pub beginning with M Coventry.
    Bar we was in Till 4am Manchester last year.
    We was only talking about the pub in Darlington on Saturday. 
    Chris Walker the pussy magnet. 
  • Clem_SnideClem_Snide
    Cap n Gown at Villa Park (legendary day out there in 1998)
    Sky Blue Tavern at Highfield Road Coventry
    The Arkells at Anfield
    No idea what it is/was called, but there was a CIU Club behind the away end at Stockport was pure phoenix nights - even had a Hammond organ.

  • ElfsborgAddickElfsborgAddick
    ValleyGary said:
    It may be where i drink regularly, but, the New Barrak Tavern, on Penistone Road about 400 metres from Hillsborough is a decent shout. It a real ale mecca if you like that kind of stuff. Proper old pub. Good banter/chat with Wendies, and the owner Kev is a top bloke (you can't miss him, his build is like tangoman but with a shirt on), compares a bit at the comedy club there once a month. Also you can park easily park behind the pub. Barmaids are not anything to put on a thirst though. Another shout was the rugby club up at Carlisle.
    I was going to go for the NBT. Fantastic pub, and the only decent boozer in Hillsborough by a country mile.
    Is that the one with the bar down the left hand side as you walk in, has two rooms on the right and a small paved garden? Quite close to the big Morrisons and Pizza Hut?
    Spot on.
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