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Pubs In Crisis - An update.....
- Thread starter CHAPPERS
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Brighton Breezy
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I love the Great Eastern. I save it most Wednesdays.
Ex Shelton Seagull
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I went pub saving in CAMBRIDGE on Saturday, just the one place mind but every little helps eh? Then a couple of SOLIDARITY pints in the Cock & Bull in Uckfield yesterday whilst watching the football & the rugby.
Next up could be the Ringles Cross on tuesday whilst watching that tsunami game. I could watch it at home but i'm going to do my bit for the ailing local scene.
Next up could be the Ringles Cross on tuesday whilst watching that tsunami game. I could watch it at home but i'm going to do my bit for the ailing local scene.
Uncle Buck
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- Jul 7, 2003
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Friday started in the Tudor Close in Ferring, then the Cricketers in Southwick.
Saturday, well firstly the Prince of Wales in Cardiff, then the Cottage in Cardiff. In the evening Lambretta's in Bath was given a window of time, followed by the Victory in Southampton.
Yesterday, well the liver was given a rest.
Saturday, well firstly the Prince of Wales in Cardiff, then the Cottage in Cardiff. In the evening Lambretta's in Bath was given a window of time, followed by the Victory in Southampton.
Yesterday, well the liver was given a rest.
The Laughing Bluebird
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Some excellent Pubs in Crisis work from El Pres, Padders, Rod Thomas and Lush on Saturday, who all helped me to save my local here in Cardiff. It was wonderful to see the stripes of Brighton being worn alongside the blue of Cardiff in a fantastic show of boozing solidarity. I had tears in my eyes. But that could've been the smoke, as the pub's air conditioning system is shite.
Shame about all the bloody eggchasers who were cluttering up the place, but it was for a good cause and it's nice to see that the Pubs in Crisis campaign is crossing not only club boundaries but sporting boundaries too.
Drinkers United Will NEVER BE Defeated.
Shame about all the bloody eggchasers who were cluttering up the place, but it was for a good cause and it's nice to see that the Pubs in Crisis campaign is crossing not only club boundaries but sporting boundaries too.
Drinkers United Will NEVER BE Defeated.
Bad Ash
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Could anyone knock up some P.I.C. beer mats or dart flights? 
D'Angelo Saxon
SW19ULLS
I might help save a pub tonight.
Easy 10
Brain dead MUG SHEEP
I helped save the Sportsman on Friday night - I even had a MEAL there (a mixed grill - not bad, although the chicken breast was rather bland). I didn't save them all that much though, cos I used a voucher off the back of a bus ticket to get the cheaper main course for a quid.
Still, the thought was there.
Still, the thought was there.
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Just remembered, for the first time ever, I saved the Cricks in Southwick on Satruday where I nearly fainted because of all the boozing in the car on the way to and from Cardiff.
The Stella is f***ing excellent in there, Redland liked it so much he nearly fell over on his way out.
The Stella is f***ing excellent in there, Redland liked it so much he nearly fell over on his way out.
On Friday night I saved the Stanley in Portslade - superb Beer Festival.
On Saturday I saved Wetherspoons and The Manor Hotel in Yeovil and the Plume of Feathers in Sherborne.
On Sunday I saved Wetherspoons in Weymouth and then back to the Stanley to mop up the remaining beers.
Tonight I'll be saving the Romans in Southwick.
On Saturday I saved Wetherspoons and The Manor Hotel in Yeovil and the Plume of Feathers in Sherborne.
On Sunday I saved Wetherspoons in Weymouth and then back to the Stanley to mop up the remaining beers.
Tonight I'll be saving the Romans in Southwick.
Easy 10
Brain dead MUG SHEEP
Its NOT just me then. I always seem to get more trolleyed in the Cricks than anywhere else - the wifebeater just seems to be that much more potent in there for some reason. 3 pints and I'm starting to wobble, maybe I'm not quite such a lightweight after all.ChapmansThe Saviour said:
Thats the regular haunt for me and Crabbers on England nights btw Chappers (so at least you know where to avoid).
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Easy 10 said:
To be fair we only had 3 pints in there, Redders had been drinking Stella solidly all day and I'd been on the BOW. Still, I did ledave the pub clutching my head and demanding to be taken home.
Always the sign of a good days drinking.
Uncle Buck
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- Jul 7, 2003
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ChapmansThe Saviour said:
You see the fact that you remember these events means it was not a top days drinking...
Uncle Buck
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- Jul 7, 2003
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ChapmansThe Saviour said:
That is more like it. Southampton to Brighton on the train is very hazy from Saturday. I personally blame the Worthing Pensioners for that.