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I was wondering where we would go. Never been in that stand, it is the one parallel with the main rd, all seated.
Any pub recommendations?
I was going to go Ring O'Bell, right out of the station near the church, then the Railway, Upper George, Three Pigeons and Shears Inn.
Any pub recommendations?
I was going to go Ring O'Bell, right out of the station near the church, then the Railway, Upper George, Three Pigeons and Shears Inn.
Food available inside includes; 1/2lb Cheeseburgers (£4.50), 1/2lb Burgers (£4), 1/4lb Cheeseburgers (£2.90), 1/4lb Burgers (£2.70), Hot Dogs (£2.50), a range of Pies (Chicken Balti, Cheese & Onion, Meat & Potato, Steak & Kidney all £2.80) and Chips (£1.50).
There is a supporters club at the ground which admits away fans. However, it is rather on the small side and fills up quickly. Joe Martin informs me that 'the Three Pigeons Pub sells good beer and is only a few minutes walk away from the stadium'. This pub which is on Sun Fold Road is owned by the Ossett Brewery is listed in the CAMRA Good Beer Guide. Further up from the Three Pigeons is the Pump Room which Andrew Birbeck a visiting Bristol Rovers says; 'was friendly on our visit to away supporters'. Also quite close to the ground, albeit a little tricky to find down some backsreets is the Shears Inn. This old pub is located on Paris Gates at the bottom of Boys Lane. It has six real ales on tap and offers food too. Otherwise the ground is in easy walking distance of the town centre were there are plenty of pubs to be found, including a Wetherspoon pub called the Percy Shaw.
There is a supporters club at the ground which admits away fans. However, it is rather on the small side and fills up quickly. Joe Martin informs me that 'the Three Pigeons Pub sells good beer and is only a few minutes walk away from the stadium'. This pub which is on Sun Fold Road is owned by the Ossett Brewery is listed in the CAMRA Good Beer Guide. Further up from the Three Pigeons is the Pump Room which Andrew Birbeck a visiting Bristol Rovers says; 'was friendly on our visit to away supporters'. Also quite close to the ground, albeit a little tricky to find down some backsreets is the Shears Inn. This old pub is located on Paris Gates at the bottom of Boys Lane. It has six real ales on tap and offers food too. Otherwise the ground is in easy walking distance of the town centre were there are plenty of pubs to be found, including a Wetherspoon pub called the Percy Shaw.
Was unable to go todayhave to be somewhere at 6-00.) no Billy Kee in side or on bench, hope the lads not injured?
No worries, Cashy, he's just suffering from an acute lack of confidence since my 8 yr old grandson nutmegged him during a session at the Stanley holiday soccer school a couple of days ago!!
good lad.Billy was there Cashy, apparently he's dislocated his shoulder - hopefully he'll be fixed for next weekWas unable to go today
That's a good workout.
It's always going to be hard when the centre forward of a conference north team is on more money than your highest earner !!!
It's always going to be hard when the centre forward of a conference north team is on more money than your highest earner !!!
No, but we couldn't find the net either! Shouldn't judge on pre season games but hope we can step it up next week
Well as AccyMad said preseason results mean nowt but as a confidence builder for the team & fans alike it’s been disastrous,
a good workout with the defence and mid field looking quite strong against a big side although all sides are big against us. was not really impressed with the play in the last quarter of the field as i can,t remember their keeper having a shot to save and when we had chances we seemed to dilly dally about. nothing different about the players on view in how they play regularly.
Someone musta learned him to write.
