Why tell opposition fans about our favourite pubs?

[Birdie Boy]

TO MANY TOBY'S, THAT'S WHY
regards
DR

Toby carvery's are shit to be fair.

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[Dick Head]

TO MANY TOBY'S, THAT'S WHY
regards
DR

What language is this?

 

[Notters]

Why the **** not?

 

[RexCathedra]

...as funny as 'give em a good kick in' is , it would be pants if we went back to the old days in this respect .

To be accurate, there's a substantial NSC constituency for the idea that this is the one thing missing from modern football, and that there's no real way forward without bringing it back.

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

To be accurate, there's a substantial NSC constituency for the idea that this is the one thing missing from modern football, and that there's no real way forward without bringing it back.

has it ever gone away though
regards
DR

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

You might think differently if you'd have been in the pub near London Bridge Station the day we stuffed Charlton 4-0 and Millwall beat Palace by a big margin at Selhurst Park.

The joint celebrations between Millwall and Albion fans came as a big surprise to everyone who was there.

all bar one
regards
DR

 

[heathgate]

I've always enjoyed the encounters I've had with opposition fans pre-match (and, sometimes, post-match).

Until those recommendations end up with gangs of neanderthal fans turning up to ruin your pre match experience.

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[GoldWithFalmer]

What language is this?

A Taxi could be a -Sherbet....

 

[bobbysmith01]

Can't see a problem with recommending good pubs, think we have moved on from the bad old days. Bit like a football 'TripAdvisor'. Think we have had fans come on here and tell us the good pubs, we went to one in Burton which was recommended by someone who came on here with some good pub suggestions. Think there are more things in life to worry about that someone being helpful and friendly.


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