Norwich away

[Pretty pink fairy]

will we be running amok through the city centre again
regards
DR

 

[portlock seagull]

If not staying or going out in city centre, THE best steaks and a lot more besides is at the Red Lion, Eaton which along with Cringleford is handily placed on the south side just off the A11 / Newmarket beyond thick thorn services. Seriously recommend, been going to this lovely old privately owned coaching Inn for over 20 years now and will be in there on Sat night with the relations no doubt-Taking a canary in the away end, wants to see game from our seats rather than the usual!

Love Norwich, Britains nicest city in many ways. Stepped in history

 

[CAPTAIN GREALISH]

got tickets today

 

[patchamalbion]

reckon we'll take over 1000 easily. Haven't been Norwich before so quite looking forward to every aspect other than the football...

 

[Austrian Gull]

Love Norwich, Britains nicest city in many ways. Stepped in history

Would agree with that. It's a beautiful place - wish I could be going.

 

[8ace]

Quite a few pubs by the river near the station and a big spoons on the way to the ground for BG.

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

reckon we'll take over 1000 easily. Haven't been Norwich before so quite looking forward to every aspect other than the football...

Was a top day out , now all i see is people talking about sightseeing in the city FFS
regards
DR

 

[meeching gull]

got tickets today

Sorted train ticks mate I'll let you sort out drinking and food when we get there
Plus Curry/Chinky for way home





Obviosly not expecting you to pay for it

 

[Eeyore]

Was a top day out , now all i see is people talking about sightseeing in the city FFS
regards
DR

What's wrong with that ? Lots to see.

 

[Eeyore]

Best football awayday in the UK is Naarich. Castle and cathedral for them that likes history, millions of shops (eg four specialist board games shops compared to the two shelves in a comic shop that Brighton & Hove has), hire a boat from by the station and potter a couple of miles up the Yar for some decent riverside country pubs (eg the Ferry), etc. As far as pubs in the city itself goes, most of the famed ale pubs are a bit of a hike out of town (Fat Cat etc around Dereham Road 1.5 miles West of the Centre; King's Head etc across the river a mile or so North of the Centre). There are no shit pubs in Norwich though, apart from the West Street style strip of bars for morons on Prince Of Wales Road. For immediately pre- and/or post-match I recommend the Coach & Horses on Thorpe Road (just North of the railway line); it's home to the Chalk Hill Brewery, pints are cheap (including strong 6% abv stuff) and it's less than 10 mins walk from the away turnstiles...

Thanks. I've only got a couple of hours pre-match. I wish I'd allowed for more.

 

[Let's Have A Winner!]

Love trips to Norwich, except for the football bit...can't make it this year but would be interested to know everyone's views on the pedestrianisation of the city centre...

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

What's wrong with that ? Lots to see.

really , how long are you going to be there for then, why not go for a weeks holiday if your that interested
regards
DR

 

[8ace]

really , how long are you going to be there for then, why not go for a weeks holiday if your that interested
regards
DR

Not that many pubs with strippers at Liverpool St on the way back these days Das

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

Not that many pubs with strippers at Liverpool St on the way back these days Das

old street was the place 8ace
regards
DR

 

[8ace]

old street was the place 8ace
regards
DR

Look what it's like now

http://crownandshuttle.co.uk/

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

Look what it's like now

http://crownandshuttle.co.uk/

nice ?, fits the bill for that area now, glad I got in there when it had some character
regards
DR