Charlton v Brighton 8/12/12

[Sussex26]

Where do Brighton fans usually drink before the Charlton away match?

London Bridge or a pub near The Valley?

 

[Tony Meolas Loan Spell]

Well I thought there was only ONE pub in London so its probably there.

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

Where do Brighton fans usually drink before the Charlton away match?

London Bridge or a pub near The Valley?

 

[Tubby Mondays]

The Harbour View in Buxted gets very busy

 

[Hillian1]

 

[Simster]

It's all about The Mudlark, for me.

Not going this time though.

 

[salty seagull]

The Mulberry Tea Rooms.

 

[Arthur]

Round at Dave's mainly.

 

[surrey jim]

Anyone going to the Blue parrot ?

 

[Blue Valkyrie]

Thames riverside pub to yet be determined.

 

[geodavies]

The Anchor and Hope......on the river due north from the ground, five minute walk, great duke box

 

[Cantona's Flying Dropkick]

The Anchor and Hope......on the river due north from the ground, five minute walk, great duke box

Is that what John Wayne used to sit on?

 

[El Sid]

We'll be parking the cruiser at Greenwich Yacht Club around noon.

Plenty of time for cocktails and canapes before Parker picks us up in the Rolls around 2:20

 

[geodavies]

Is that what John Wayne used to sit on?

sadly, no longer there....got shot up, remnants in a glass case

 

[Ernest]

Cliftonville FOR me

 

[fataddick]

Charlton is shit for pubs. Official away pub the Frenchhater (Antigallican) is probably the worst, the Anchor & Hope mentioned above is probably the best, but we're just talking different shades of shit here. The sensible option is Greenwich. There's all the touristy riverside ones, but also several great ale pubs in the streets just South of the train station. *nods*

 

[Questions]

Charlton is shit for pubs. Official away pub the Frenchhater (Antigallican) is probably the worst, the Anchor & Hope mentioned above is probably the best, but we're just talking different shades of shit here. The sensible option is Greenwich. There's all the touristy riverside ones, but also several great ale pubs in the streets just South of the train station. *nods*

We need names Fataddick.

 

[fataddick]

I'll do a full pub guide thingy for anyone interested nearer to the time. In Greenwich the Richard 1st is a nice traditional Youngs pub on Royal Hill, right next door is the Greenwich Union, a swisher beer bar run by local craft brewery Meantime (usually has either Harveys Best or Dark Star Hophead as guest ale). The Ashburnham Arms on a nearby sidestreet is Shepherd Neame. All three within five mins walk of Greenwich station and have decent beer gardens (Ashburnham's is HUGE) for the tobacco inclined...

 

[Surf's Up]

The pub in Greenwich Market (in the middle of the one-way system) is a good bet - can't remember the name though

 

[fataddick]

The pub in Greenwich Market (in the middle of the one-way system) is a good bet - can't remember the name though

In the market itself? Coach and Horses, I think. Gone all gastropubby but then so has bloody everywhere this year.