Will the Flag be at the Leeds game and meeting place

[JR Ewing]

Being a first time poster you'll have to forgive me if this is somewhere else, but, Will the Robert Eaton Flag be at the Leeds game? Leeds is the place where I work and live and my work colleagues have been going on that we are a small club and will get stuffed. It'll be absolutely great if we can bring huge numbers with the giant flag.

I also think that the Scarborough Taps (opposite Train Station is safe for away supporters, but I'll need to check.

 

[Starry]

Are you on a wind up, about the Taps I mean? I sure wouldn't advise any away fans to go there. And especially not any in colours.

 

[Northstander]

Being a first time poster you'll have to forgive me if this is somewhere else, but, Will the Robert Eaton Flag be at the Leeds game? Leeds is the place where I work and live and my work colleagues have been going on that we are a small club and will get stuffed. It'll be absolutely great if we can bring huge numbers with the giant flag.

I also think that the Scarborough Taps (opposite Train Station is safe for away supporters, but I'll need to check.

Hiya,

Im in Leeds too. Not to sure about the Taps, I always thought Leeds went in there.

PS welcome to NSC

 

[Northstander]

I would have said the safest off the top of me head would be Weatherspoons in the Station.

I wouldnt advise people to go into the center either in Colours!

 

[Yorkie]

I would agree with that.

Probably Drysalters is the nearest pub to the ground which would be ok for away fans. Certainly nothing in the city centre.

 

[JR Ewing]

Sorry about the Taps, I thought it was. You can see that I dont venture to far into town on a Sat lunch.

Question is will there be any pubs left after Cardiffs visit?

Anyway about the flag

 

[Northstander]

Most bars and pubs in Leeds have door men on Match days, I have also seen "The Town House" closed on a Friday night game.

This is one of the more trendier if not THE trendiest place to hang out in Leeds!

Away fans may well find limited access to pubs in Leeds wearing colours.

Drysalters is a "Spirit Group" pub which means very cheap beer!

And I think that is an away pub, just off motorway too and say 5-10 minutes walk from Elland Road!

 

[Yorkie]

Drysalters is a "Spirit Group" pub which means very cheap beer!

And I think that is an away pub, just off motorway too and say 5-10 minutes walk from Elland Road!

Which was why I suggested it. I used to go in there during long lunches.

Damn I really wish I could go to this game

 

[Starry]

Aye, Drysalters would be your best bet, about a ten minute walk from the ground. It's probably the most friendly pub you'll find for away fans. I wouldn't trust any pub in the city centre really.

 

[Northstander]

Definately agree with that Starry.

City Centre is a no go to fans in colours, those not in colours put on a northern accent!!

 

[Wardy]

So after we win 2-1 a night out in the city is not recomended?

 

[Northstander]

again, you'll be alright without colours!

 

[dougdeep]

So it's; Ey oop lad, ecky thump I'll ave a Creme de menthe please, with lots of ice.:safeway

 

[Northstander]

 

[Robot Chicken]

The flag will only be there if Leeds give permission and if someone volunteers to drive it.

(And if I can be arsed to organise it...)