trainers???

[shiny gem]

I presume the reason you can't wear trainers in town centre pubs, is that you can't run away from the bar after been asked to pay over the top prices for c**p drinks.

lmao!!! ah i see thanks for clearing that one up hun...should have thought of that one myself!

 

[Neil]

silly silly rule.....i for one would love to go dancing in my trainers...itd save me limping back home in agony at the end of the night with blisters etc from my strappy shoes!!

Next time try flip flops or fluffy bunny slippers

 

[shiny gem]

Next time try flip flops or fluffy bunny slippers

i have!!! the bouncers where wearing the same pink fluffy bunnies!!!! soo embarrasing

 

[maccawozzagod]

ok what is it with "clubs" and their no trainers policy???
last night we went to accrington for a few drinks and a bit of a dance after the meet....
we went to the bridge as its usually got a few decent songs playing. only to be turned away at the door because a member of the party was wearing trainers...stylish trainers at that!!! was it my imagination but only a few months ago everyone was saying that the pubs and clubs are dying a death because people are drinking elsewhere??
so why turn 3 people away who would have stayed all night drinking and dancing just because one of them was wearing trainers????? its not like the bridge is that classy an establishment!!!!!

Trainers are for sports: you should have gone to the sports centre sat night instead. Burn off some calories

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[Neil]

how does tinks get in with no clothes on then

because she has nice shoes of course!

More like because the doormen thought she was wearing nothing but thigh length boots (she had borrowed slinkys pixie boots for the night).

 

[garinda]

I speak as someone who has never owned, or will wear a pair of training shoes, but here goes.....

I hate stupid door policies. It's what makes us look provincial and stupid. As other people have said, you could wear cheap awful clothes and shoes and fulfil the pub/nightclub's door policy, yet are turned away if you are wearing expensive jeans or trainers.

If you are going to be so arrogant to have a dress code, have it if someone looks good, or if they've have made an effort.

I am available if they can afford me.

 

[Neil]

If you are going to be so arrogant to have a dress code, have it if someone looks good, or if they've have made an effort.

Spot on mate. Entry should be at the d[font=&quot]iscretion[/font] of the doorpeople based on overall appearance not just footwear etc

I speak as someone who has never owned, or will wear a pair of training shoes, but here goes....

Trust me on this - It might be a good idea to buy some the next time your touching up my wife she has a scary temper.

 

[garinda]

I used to do the door at the London clubs Pig-pen and Kinki Gerlinky, it gave me great pleasure to turn people away who didn't fit in to the club's image. Not every man can pull off a tweed skirt and headscarf! [Sorry no names your Highness.]

 

[Neil]

Not every man can pull off a tweed skirt and headscarf! [Sorry no names your Highness.]

I would have a damn good try if she was up for it