What was the name of the pub as you came out of hove station before the steps ? There was always a few of you peering out of there as we walked past .
It was the Cliftonville now The Station
What was the name of the pub as you came out of hove station before the steps ? There was always a few of you peering out of there as we walked past .
What qualifies a pub as proper Albion? During our first season or two at The Amex, the Battle was frequently "regulars only" after matches, presumably as they didn't want to be overrun by football fans so I am not sure that qualifies it as an Albion pub.
May have changed now of course - I've not been in there regularly after games since 2014ish
I don't know about Brighton and Hove, but there's a proper Albion pub in Winchester next to the station called, obviously, . . . . the Albion. A real ale boozer owned (I think) by the Flower Pots brewery of Cheriton. Well worth a visit. Anyone else who's supped there care to comment?
P.S. Don't the "top boys" of Palace drink at the Albion in Selhurst or Thornton Heath or whichever hole it's located. The name of the pub must really stick in their craw.
Er, I took that to mean Brighton fans only? They certainly always let me in in the stripes... But then I guess I was a regular there too.
Other than the old perennials the Battle, Basket, Nelson etc, where are the proper Albion pubs in Brighton and Hove?
I don't know about Brighton and Hove, but there's a proper Albion pub in Winchester next to the station called, obviously, . . . . the Albion. A real ale boozer owned (I think) by the Flower Pots brewery of Cheriton. Well worth a visit. Anyone else who's supped there care to comment?
P.S. Don't the "top boys" of Palace drink at the Albion in Selhurst or Thornton Heath or whichever hole it's located. The name of the pub must really stick in their craw.
I don't know about Brighton and Hove, but there's a proper Albion pub in Winchester next to the station called, obviously, . . . . the Albion. A real ale boozer owned (I think) by the Flower Pots brewery of Cheriton. Well worth a visit. Anyone else who's supped there care to comment?
P.S. Don't the "top boys" of Palace drink at the Albion in Selhurst or Thornton Heath or whichever hole it's located. The name of the pub must really stick in their craw.
Landlords are still clueless then you would of thought the OB would of clued them a bit better.I suppose I mean a pub that openly welcomes Albion fans.
There are still quite a few in Brighton that have banned replica shirts.
I always remember being in there pre Chelsea in August 83 on the Saturday lunchtime. Doors locked, juke box off and peeking out from behind the curtains as thousands of Chelsea exited the station looking for trouble, we were between 50 and 100 in number. Outgunned.
Well if that fits the criteria , there is the Albion Inn in Church Road.
The Romans in Southwick used to be a staunch Albion pub, don't know now though.
Think the landlord was a big fan. I'm sure they organised transport to the ground. I'm sure he moved to the Alexandra in Worthing.
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Preston Brewery Tap used to be heaving on Withdean match days. Could leave there 20 minutes before kick-off, miss out on all the fanzone-type hoopla, and be in your seat in the South Stand about, oh, a minute after kick-off. You rarely missed much... Then you could be back in there again half an hour after the final whistle. And on Saturdays, in the early Withdean era at least, you could pick up a Sports Argus from the newsagents along the road from about 6pm. Magic!
the pink one was the only paper worth reading