Best pub to drink at after the game?

[GroovyAsh]

Generally, anywhere that sells high strength alcohol is preferable for me after suffering through one of our games.

 

[bebo86]

The oak but ya then after the game. Most pubs round the ground are dumps

 

[Bluerover]

Go to town , Walton needs flattening once we move

Are we not bringing the Winslow with us to BMD???? Such history

 

[McC1878]

When liquorish flavour is there be were

Liquorice flavour? ?

 

[Blue Parkender]

The Barlows Arms none as The Dark House locally the best around ?

 

[Grogu the blue]

Liquorice flavour? ?

Big thumbs no spell check, but I’m sure you’re aware of the funny liquorice flavour if you had their draft ?

 

[BNJ1878]

Even though it's the opposite way to where I end up (town) it's always back to The Black Horse first.

Mainly because its far, far easier to flag a cab an hour after the match than on the main strip.

(particularly as the evenings get longer and you can sit out in the beer garden. To be honest sometimes it's hard to leave to go to the match in the first place lol)

 

[anton66]

Owned by a former manc porn star apparently lol

Ben Dover, Mike Hunt?

 

[jaybx1878]

The Excelsior in town

 

[tommye]

Mike Hunt?

Is he Warwick's brother?

 

[anton66]

Is he Warwick's brother?

Aka smelly.

 

[navidson]

I always found The Domestos Arms a suitable post match venue

 

[mrb85]

After threatening for the last 15 years or more never again to go to an Anfield derby I have finally gone through with it. Thing is, I can't watch it on the telly at home for fear of frightening the family. But I don't want to watch it at a local pub since there'll inevitably be a strong contingent of RS despite them being at home ("we can't get hold of any tickets"). So I'm thinking of getting up to Goodison and watching it in the company of fellow Blues only. I have it in mind that in the past some of the pubs in the immediate GP area have operated a ticketing approach to entry. Is this still the case?

 

[TommyDavo]

After threatening for the last 15 years or more never again to go to an Anfield derby I have finally gone through with it. Thing is, I can't watch it on the telly at home for fear of frightening the family. But I don't want to watch it at a local pub since there'll inevitably be a strong contingent of RS despite them being at home ("we can't get hold of any tickets"). So I'm thinking of getting up to Goodison and watching it in the company of fellow Blues only. I have it in mind that in the past some of the pubs in the immediate GP area have operated a ticketing approach to entry. Is this still the case?

Not to my knowledge, if it’s on Sky why would you? Is it on Sky?

 

[Runub]

Not to my knowledge, if it’s on Sky why would you? Is it on Sky?

Yep on Sky