Haw TTNYear

[Sir_Judd]

Got a PM on the Dale board:

County supporter here.
I see your post relating to avoiding 'The Dodger' pub in Newport.
That pub and the 'Riverside Tavern' are VERY local to the ground and are mainly used by the more ardent County followers BUT i don't foresee any problems provided Dale fans don't entice County fans.

Best pubs for Dale fans are (1) 'Lloyds 1 - Queens Hotel' in Bridge Street, ten minutes max walk to the stadium (2) 'The Lamb', Bridge Street, ten minutes max walk to stadium (3) 'John Wallis Linton', Cambrian Road (off Bridge Street), max 10-11 minutes walk to stadium. Numbers 1+3 are Wetherspoons owned and serve good meals. These three are less than two minutes accross the road from the train station.
Two closer ones for you (4) 'The Cross Keys' in Market Street, max 5-6 minutes walk to stadium (5) 'The Ivy Bush', Clarence Place, max 2-3 minutes walk to stadium. Enjoy your day.

Do youse know which juicer you're gannin'?

What time youse setting off of?

[moorlad]

[quote="Sir_Judd"]Got a PM on the Dale board:

County supporter here.
I see your post relating to avoiding 'The Dodger' pub in Newport.
That pub and the 'Riverside Tavern' are VERY local to the ground and are mainly used by the more ardent County followers BUT i don't foresee any problems provided Dale fans don't entice County fans.

Best pubs for Dale fans are (1) 'Lloyds 1 - Queens Hotel' in Bridge Street, ten minutes max walk to the stadium (2) 'The Lamb', Bridge Street, ten minutes max walk to stadium (3) 'John Wallis Linton', Cambrian Road (off Bridge Street), max 10-11 minutes walk to stadium. Numbers 1+3 are Wetherspoons owned and serve good meals. These three are less than two minutes accross the road from the train station.
Two closer ones for you (4) 'The Cross Keys' in Market Street, max 5-6 minutes walk to stadium (5) 'The Ivy Bush', Clarence Place, max 2-3 minutes walk to stadium. Enjoy your day.

Do youse know which juicer you're gannin'?

[Sir_Judd]

[quote="moorlad"]Got a PM on the Dale board:

County supporter here.
I see your post relating to avoiding 'The Dodger' pub in Newport.
That pub and the 'Riverside Tavern' are VERY local to the ground and are mainly used by the more ardent County followers BUT i don't foresee any problems provided Dale fans don't entice County fans.

Best pubs for Dale fans are (1) 'Lloyds 1 - Queens Hotel' in Bridge Street, ten minutes max walk to the stadium (2) 'The Lamb', Bridge Street, ten minutes max walk to stadium (3) 'John Wallis Linton', Cambrian Road (off Bridge Street), max 10-11 minutes walk to stadium. Numbers 1+3 are Wetherspoons owned and serve good meals. These three are less than two minutes accross the road from the train station.
Two closer ones for you (4) 'The Cross Keys' in Market Street, max 5-6 minutes walk to stadium (5) 'The Ivy Bush', Clarence Place, max 2-3 minutes walk to stadium. Enjoy your day.

[moorlad]

[quote="Sir_Judd"]Got a PM on the Dale board:

County supporter here.
I see your post relating to avoiding 'The Dodger' pub in Newport.
That pub and the 'Riverside Tavern' are VERY local to the ground and are mainly used by the more ardent County followers BUT i don't foresee any problems provided Dale fans don't entice County fans.

Best pubs for Dale fans are (1) 'Lloyds 1 - Queens Hotel' in Bridge Street, ten minutes max walk to the stadium (2) 'The Lamb', Bridge Street, ten minutes max walk to stadium (3) 'John Wallis Linton', Cambrian Road (off Bridge Street), max 10-11 minutes walk to stadium. Numbers 1+3 are Wetherspoons owned and serve good meals. These three are less than two minutes accross the road from the train station.
Two closer ones for you (4) 'The Cross Keys' in Market Street, max 5-6 minutes walk to stadium (5) 'The Ivy Bush', Clarence Place, max

[Sir_Judd]

[quote="moorlad"]Got a PM on the Dale board:

County supporter here.
I see your post relating to avoiding 'The Dodger' pub in Newport.
That pub and the 'Riverside Tavern' are VERY local to the ground and are mainly used by the more ardent County followers BUT i don't foresee any problems provided Dale fans don't entice County fans.

Best pubs for Dale fans are (1) 'Lloyds 1 - Queens Hotel' in Bridge Street, ten minutes max walk to the stadium (2) 'The Lamb', Bridge Street, ten minutes max walk to stadium (3) 'John Wallis Linton', Cambrian Road (off Bridge Street), max 10-11 minutes walk to stadium. Numbers 1+3 are Wetherspoons owned and serve good meals. These three are less than two minutes accross the road from the train station.
Two closer ones for you (4) 'The Cross Keys' in Market Street, max 5-6 minutes walk to st

[moorlad]

[quote="Sir_Judd"]Got a PM on the Dale board:

County supporter here.
I see your post relating to avoiding 'The Dodger' pub in Newport.
That pub and the 'Riverside Tavern' are VERY local to the ground and are mainly used by the more ardent County followers BUT i don't foresee any problems provided Dale fans don't entice County fans.

Best pubs for Dale fans are (1) 'Lloyds 1 - Queens Hotel' in Bridge Street, ten minutes max walk to the stadium (2) 'The Lamb', Bridge Street, ten minutes max walk to stadium (3) 'John Wallis Linton', Cambrian Road (off Bridge Street), max 10-11 minutes walk to stadium. Numbers 1+3 are Wetherspoons owned and serve good meals. These three are less than two minutes accross the road from the train station.
Two closer ones for you (4) 'The Cross Keys

[ThisTimeNextYear]

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I'll probably head for the Lloyds bar, but it looks like I'll be arriving a bit before thee... so will keep ya posted, G.

[Sir_Judd]

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I'll probably head for the Lloyds bar, but it looks like I'll be arriving a bit before thee... so will keep ya posted, G.

What time yer gan Whales then?

[tazzydjr]

Got a text this morning meeting point for all daley's is the queens

[Sir_Judd]

Got a text this morning meeting point for all daley's is the queens

That's for those wearing pink, I guess.