| pub recommendations… 08:22 - Feb 18 with 1257 views | witchdoctor |
from anyone who went to the cup game last week…looking at the ground guide the Centenary club or the Turf looks promising….any others? |  | | |  |
| pub recommendations… on 08:29 - Feb 18 with 1209 views | Keno |
the Centenary is ok but I prefer the Turf More!!
I hear its run by a lovely lady, Ann Field, who has a really well behaved lad a real Goody son
(sorry Witchy couldt resist)
((I wonder how many other grounds can be crowbarred into this?)) [Post edited 18 Feb 8:30]
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| I’m going by train…. on 08:30 - Feb 18 with 1192 views | Bloots |
….and getting off at Chester, there’s far better boozing options there.
Less Welsh. |  |
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| pub recommendations… on 08:33 - Feb 18 with 1173 views | TRUE_BLUE123 |
The Turf is the main home pub isn't it ?
Will be absolutely rammed surely. |  |
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| pub recommendations… on 08:43 - Feb 18 with 1114 views | witchdoctor |
| pub recommendations… on 08:33 - Feb 18 by TRUE_BLUE123 |
The Turf is the main home pub isn't it ?
Will be absolutely rammed surely. |
guide says away fans welcome…always good to have a natter to home fans on away days..fun bus leaving an hour earlier than the official coaches so should be ok…mahoosive outdoor area it look like but weather may put a kybosh on that 🙃 | | | |
| pub recommendations… on 08:46 - Feb 18 with 1098 views | witchdoctor |
| pub recommendations… on 08:29 - Feb 18 by Keno |
the Centenary is ok but I prefer the Turf More!!
I hear its run by a lovely lady, Ann Field, who has a really well behaved lad a real Goody son
(sorry Witchy couldt resist)
((I wonder how many other grounds can be crowbarred into this?)) [Post edited 18 Feb 8:30]
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like the folk who are really chuffed with their local recreation ground?…Pride Park… | | | |
| pub recommendations… on 08:52 - Feb 18 with 1066 views | SitfcB |
Popped into the Plas Coch for a pint, a Marstons pub, food looked and smelt lovely. [Post edited 18 Feb 9:20]
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| pub recommendations… on 09:33 - Feb 18 with 945 views | Guthrum |
The 'Spoons weren't letting away fans in.
Next we tried the Horse & Jockey, a bit further into town. About six people in there, who looked at us funny. Got the feeling we could have heard faint banjos, were it not for the streo being so loud you couldn't hear anything at all. Didn't stop.
We then bumped into a friendly local who told us there was a decent place down Yorke St. But shortly after, were firmly directed by the police to go to the Ironworks (on Town Hill). They were pleasant, but very insistent.
The Ironworks was nice enough, reasonable amount of space, staff were friendly. However, they only appear to sell (on tap) lager - of which there was a very wide selection - and flavoured cider. Plus the inevitable Guinness. No bitter.
Therer was an outdoor bar in the away end, but no idea what it was like. |  |
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| pub recommendations… on 09:37 - Feb 18 with 931 views | Mullet |
I'd go to Chester to be honest and train in or whatever.
Also, the away end is tight, really odd layout where about 2/3rds of the way back you have space to get across. Some of the aisles don't lead to exits it seems so took forever getting out.
I wouldn't hope to go for a piss or get anything from the kiosks either. Made Palace away feel like you were in a cathedral |  |
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| pub recommendations… on 09:40 - Feb 18 with 920 views | Guthrum |
| pub recommendations… on 09:37 - Feb 18 by Mullet |
I'd go to Chester to be honest and train in or whatever.
Also, the away end is tight, really odd layout where about 2/3rds of the way back you have space to get across. Some of the aisles don't lead to exits it seems so took forever getting out.
I wouldn't hope to go for a piss or get anything from the kiosks either. Made Palace away feel like you were in a cathedral |
Tho, being right down the front, found myself extremely close to the tunnel. The guys in front of us were able to give high-fives to the players. | |
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| pub recommendations… on 09:50 - Feb 18 with 826 views | Mullet |
| pub recommendations… on 09:40 - Feb 18 by Guthrum |
Tho, being right down the front, found myself extremely close to the tunnel. The guys in front of us were able to give high-fives to the players. |
Yet you did not tell me you were there! Rude! | |
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| pub recommendations… on 09:51 - Feb 18 with 825 views | Guthrum |
Indeed, I must have been not far over your right shoulder, couple of rows back.
Difficult to recognise people with everyone so well wrapped up against the cold. | |
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| pub recommendations… on 09:53 - Feb 18 with 807 views | Guthrum |
| pub recommendations… on 09:50 - Feb 18 by Mullet |
Yet you did not tell me you were there! Rude! |
Yes, sorry about that. I did have a good look around at HT, but top and bottom were completely separated. | |
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| I’m going by train…. on 10:00 - Feb 18 with 763 views | jasondozzell |
| I’m going by train…. on 08:30 - Feb 18 by Bloots |
….and getting off at Chester, there’s far better boozing options there.
Less Welsh. |
I'm training too. Can recommend Chester - some great pubs! |  | | |
| pub recommendations… (n/t) on 13:17 - Feb 18 with 535 views | Meadowlark |
Found a couple of good ones a 20 minute walk from the ground, but I like cask ale, so not really lager/football pubs. I could tell you, but I might pop in again this weekend, and I like a quiet pint, so.... [Post edited 18 Feb 13:19]
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| pub recommendations… on 15:54 - Feb 18 with 376 views | Freddies_Ears |
| pub recommendations… on 09:37 - Feb 18 by Mullet |
I'd go to Chester to be honest and train in or whatever.
Also, the away end is tight, really odd layout where about 2/3rds of the way back you have space to get across. Some of the aisles don't lead to exits it seems so took forever getting out.
I wouldn't hope to go for a piss or get anything from the kiosks either. Made Palace away feel like you were in a cathedral |
Matchday trains get very, very busy... so don't leave it until the absolute last one! |  | | |
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