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Ipswich Match
JackITFC
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Afternoon
I'm coming down from Cambridge for the Ipswich match, sitting with some of your club sponsors or partners or what not, but need to stop off at Greenwich Park on route.
I was thinking of walking from there, what is it, about 2 mile? Are there any good pubs on the way? Camra and the like, not fizzy lager crap holes.
Looks like we are bringing 2300 down, should be a good day. Cheers!
I'm coming down from Cambridge for the Ipswich match, sitting with some of your club sponsors or partners or what not, but need to stop off at Greenwich Park on route.
I was thinking of walking from there, what is it, about 2 mile? Are there any good pubs on the way? Camra and the like, not fizzy lager crap holes.
Looks like we are bringing 2300 down, should be a good day. Cheers!
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Just pray it doesn't rain0
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You can walk from Greenwich park, bring a map, it would take a while if you intend to stop at pubs along the way. Best pub by the Park is the Plume of Feathers. Id just stay in there and then jump on a train from Maze Hill to Charlton once you've drunk enough.
Note that the nearest station to Greenwich park is Maze Hill (if coming from London bridge).
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Best pub near the park to my knowledge is The Plume of Feathers if you like your ales.
http://www.plumeoffeathers-greenwich.co.uk/
Bit of a trek to walk to The Valley from there. Maze Hill station is nearby. (Come out the pub turn left and walk to the end of the road) Two stops on the train.
Enjoy your big day out :-)0 -
Two votes for the Feathers, so I will head there. Yeah, big day out. I love beating you lot to make up for stealing Holland, Bent et al0
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They just chose to move to a bigger club.JackITFC said:Two votes for the Feathers, so I will head there. Yeah, big day out. I love beating you lot to make up for stealing Holland, Bent et al
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Are you bringing your brother/father with you?
(Just joking Jack) :-)0 -
That was certainly true at the time, I don't think you can argue with that. Now I'm not so sure. Similar clubs in terms of size I would think.Indigo Joe said:
They just chose to move to a bigger club.
Of course, the whole family will be in the back of the trailer with me.Brendan_O_Connell said:Are you bringing your brother/father with you?
(Just joking Jack) :-)
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The Plume is at the bottom of the park. Take the exit by the boating lake, turn right & it's about 50 yards.
http://www.beerintheevening.com/pubs/s/12/1200/Plume_of_Feathers/Greenwich0 -
Thanks.
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Another vote for the Plume. Might go there myself before the game with an Ipswich pal.
If you're at the top (Blackheath) end of the park, the Hare & Billet is a fine beer destination these days.0 -
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@jackITFC what's the general feeling on how things are going under Mick McSpanner ?0
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That's what I was thinking, Greenwich Park to The Valley in the pissing rain - yes, I have done it - is a bloody nightmare, you never seem to get any closer to the ground!BigRedEvil said:Just pray it doesn't rain
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We are showing signs of real progress under Mick, albeit slow progress. Now much more solid at the back which is a nice change and good up top too. Just the midfield and the the lack of a creative player to see to.AFKABartram said:@jackITFC what's the general feeling on how things are going under Mick McSpanner ?
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And another vote for the Plume, the landlady is Palace though....but don't let that put you off shes a lovely lady, and take the advice of others on here and jump on the train from Maze Hill to Charlton.Vincenzo said:Another vote for the Plume. Might go there myself before the game with an Ipswich pal.
If you're at the top (Blackheath) end of the park, the Hare & Billet is a fine beer destination these days.0





