'New' Away Fans Pub?
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Had to laugh about Sunderland fans drinking in Woolwich. When we were up there in 2000 we spoke to this bloke and he said he and his mates had a great day out in Woolwich when they came down for our home game. At the time it was impossible to have a great time in Woolwich.4
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Sunderland makes Woolwich look like Kensington.bolloxbolder said:Had to laugh about Sunderland fans drinking in Woolwich. When we were up there in 2000 we spoke to this bloke and he said he and his mates had a great day out in Woolwich when they came down for our home game. At the time it was impossible to have a great time in Woolwich.
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Yes, that is the plan for 19th with a view potentially to making it a longer term arrangement. Watch this space.Alwaysneil said:I had thought that the plan was to open up the top bar in the Swan for Trust members.
Not sure how advanced that is but thought the Trust had invited the Chairman of Accrington Stanley to speak before the game on 19th and that was the venue.0 -
I didn't think the centre of Sunderland was that bad actually. The Wetherspoon was fine certainly!ElfsborgAddick said:
Sunderland makes Woolwich look like Kensington.bolloxbolder said:Had to laugh about Sunderland fans drinking in Woolwich. When we were up there in 2000 we spoke to this bloke and he said he and his mates had a great day out in Woolwich when they came down for our home game. At the time it was impossible to have a great time in Woolwich.
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Thanks, I wasn't aware of that. completely understandable on the part of the Rose but a bit of a shame.CatAddick said:
Since the closing of the Anti the Rose has been home fans only with door checks. Yesterday there were a couple of Old Bill outside moving any mackems on towards the AngersteinBlucher said:Following the demise of the Antigallican, I expect that the Rose of Denmark and the Anchor & Hope will become the most popular local pubs for away fans, although a good number will probably continue to stop off in Greenwich or Blackheath en route.
The Anti had become a total fleapit but it did serve a purpose in syphoning off a good number of away fans. Good news that the White Swan is opening the upstairs bar, as long as they can staff it properly and ensure plentiful beer supplies.0 -
As I said, I think White Swan upstairs may be for CAST members only...0
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don't really understand how they will police that they can barely remember who is next at the bar - common sense would also say don't have people sitting at the bar on busy days.Alwaysneil said:As I said, I think White Swan upstairs may be for CAST members only...
there are 3 or 4 biggish lads that get there for opening sit at the bar and get increasingly pissed off when people bump into them0 -
Yes, I saw that. Perhaps an incentive for people to join.Alwaysneil said:As I said, I think White Swan upstairs may be for CAST members only...
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The Rose was sending Sunderland supporters in this directionAFKABartram said:Anchor was too busy and five deep at the Bar on Saturday by all accounts
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Exactly! Match days move the bar stools out of the way!palarsehater said:
don't really understand how they will police that they can barely remember who is next at the bar - common sense would also say don't have people sitting at the bar on busy days.Alwaysneil said:As I said, I think White Swan upstairs may be for CAST members only...
there are 3 or 4 biggish lads that get there for opening sit at the bar and get increasingly pissed off when people bump into them
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Just seen on Twitter that the Merdian Sports club bar will serve drinks at club member prices if you show a match or season ticket. Only a 10 minute walk down hill from there2
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Got a few mates from Brighton coming up tommorow, what's the best away pub for them to visit near the ground? I usually drink round London bridge.0
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AdTheAddicK said:Got a few mates from Brighton coming up tommorow, what's the best away pub for them to visit near the ground? I usually drink round London bridge.0
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AdTheAddicK said:Got a few mates from Brighton coming up tommorow, what's the best away pub for them to visit near the ground? I usually drink round London bridge.0
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Send em to those horrible tarted-up Dial Arch and Guard House things in Posh Woolwich1
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the police prefer away fans to use the Angerstein.0
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Thank you all, I think Greenwich might be best as I guess it would be easier to park there too?0
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Been in The Angerstein with some mates kf visiting clubs and it's not bad now it's been done up1
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AdTheAddicK said:Thank you all, I think Greenwich might be best as I guess it would be easier to park there too?1
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msomerton said:the police prefer away fans to use the Angerstein.0
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paulsturgess said:AdTheAddicK said:Thank you all, I think Greenwich might be best as I guess it would be easier to park there too?0
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Has anyone tried meantime brewing co?1
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Drinking with some Brighton fans in the Pelts then BBNO tap room.0
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msomerton said:the police prefer away fans to use the Angerstein.1
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AdTheAddicK said:Thank you all, I think Greenwich might be best as I guess it would be easier to park there too?1
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ElfsborgAddick said:msomerton said:the police prefer away fans to use the Angerstein.
i think it’s a good shout1 -
paulsturgess said:ElfsborgAddick said:msomerton said:the police prefer away fans to use the Angerstein.
i think it’s a good shout0 -
What about the 'Anchor In Hope' on the Thames Path in Anchor In Hope Lane ?0
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AdTheAddicK said:Has anyone tried meantime brewing co?0
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paulsturgess said:ElfsborgAddick said:msomerton said:the police prefer away fans to use the Angerstein.
i think it’s a good shout3