Everton/England fans in Boston for the Denmark game?

[Camboselecta]

Hi all, I’m on the North shore of Boston for the Denmark game. Anyone around or know of any pubs I should watch the game in? Long shot of course but you never know. Feel like I’m missing out of the fun. Of course England play well when I’m not in the country. Haha

 

[ds3000]

Hello mate, I’m in NY so a bit far to travel. Hope you find a place to watch us lose the semi.

 

[Woolverhampton_Blue]

Hi all, I’m on the North shore of Boston for the Denmark game. Anyone around or know of any pubs I should watch the game in? Long shot of course but you never know. Feel like I’m missing out of the fun. Of course England play well when I’m not in the country. Haha

Try and find a bar that usually shows EPL games or has a football ‘allegiance’. Your best bet will obviously be travelling into the city - not sure how feasible that is from your location.

Otherwise just watch it wherever you’re staying and hopefully you’re back for the final.

 

[Rook]

Boston prob has a few footie pubs just do a search.

as far as pubs go w/ allegiance to a specific club, those are rather rare. usually supporters clubs get together at a pub and occupy a couple tables

 

[Woolverhampton_Blue]

Boston prob has a few footie pubs just do a search.

as far as pubs go w/ allegiance to a specific club, those are rather rare. usually supporters clubs get together at a pub and occupy a couple tables

I only have one friend who’s been to Boston (West Brom fan with no Irish heritage) and he says its rubbish for football.

 

[Woolverhampton_Blue]

Boston prob has a few footie pubs just do a search.

as far as pubs go w/ allegiance to a specific club, those are rather rare. usually supporters clubs get together at a pub and occupy a couple tables

Problem with Boston is they have that jarg ‘I’m Irish’ mentality. Not realising that most ‘English’ people have Irish ancestors.

I have Irish grandparents but consider myself English. You get Americans who’s closest relation arrived in New York in the 1800’s but consider themselves ‘Irish’.

 

[Moomin]

Problem with Boston is they have that jarg ‘I’m Irish’ mentality. Not realising that most ‘English’ people have Irish ancestors.

I have Irish grandparents but consider myself English. You get Americans who’s closest relation arrived in New York in the 1800’s but consider themselves ‘Irish’.

Faux Irish.

 

[summerisle]

Hi all, I’m on the North shore of Boston for the Denmark game. Anyone around or know of any pubs I should watch the game in? Long shot of course but you never know. Feel like I’m missing out of the fun. Of course England play well when I’m not in the country. Haha

Try this, its were the supporters club meet.

https://mobile.twitter.com/efc_boston?lang=en

Banshee Boston | Sports Bar | Great Food & Drinks

The Banshee Pub is the number one Irish bar and restaurant to watch domestic and European sports in the greater Boston area on 10 flat screen televisions.

bansheeboston.com

 

[bigjonny]

Hi all, I’m on the North shore of Boston for the Denmark game. Anyone around or know of any pubs I should watch the game in? Long shot of course but you never know. Feel like I’m missing out of the fun. Of course England play well when I’m not in the country. Haha

Try this, its were the supporters club meet.

https://mobile.twitter.com/efc_boston?lang=en

Banshee Boston | Sports Bar | Great Food & Drinks

The Banshee Pub is the number one Irish bar and restaurant to watch domestic and European sports in the greater Boston area on 10 flat screen televisions.

bansheeboston.com

I went to the Banshee when I was there, it’s ok and there’s plenty of televisions . It’s one of those places that a few supporters groups go to.

 

[LEONARD]

Problem with Boston is they have that jarg ‘I’m Irish’ mentality. Not realising that most ‘English’ people have Irish ancestors.

I have Irish grandparents but consider myself English. You get Americans who’s closest relation arrived in New York in the 1800’s but consider themselves ‘Irish’.

I've lived in the States, and you are spot on.

Individuals are desperate for some kind of 'authenticity', and American-Irish have a very romanticised view of the nations history.

Like a lot of Liverpool people, I have Irish blood, but it's not something I feel the need to flaunt.

 

[chicoazul]

Hello mate I’m south side in the Irish district, live right by Johnny O’Johnertys bar.

 

[dublinbluenose]

Hello mate I’m south side in the Irish district, live right by Johnny O’Johnertys bar.

Thats across the street from Scotty McPhersons neets 'n tatties stalll I think

 

[chicoazul]

Thats across the street from Scotty McPhersons neets 'n tatties stalll I think

You know your Bosso pal.

 

[dublinbluenose]

You know your Bosso pal.

I worked for a time with Taffy Jones on his daffodil and leek mining company.

 

[Woolverhampton_Blue]

I've lived in the States, and you are spot on.

Individuals are desperate for some kind of 'authenticity', and American-Irish have a very romanticised view of the nations history.

Like a lot of Liverpool people, I have Irish blood, but it's not something I feel the need to flaunt.

If my country had so little history I’d cling on to anything I could too...