I am traveling to London tomorrow and I am looking for some Spurs pubs in Central London or close by to watch the Sunderland match tomorrow. Any suggestions?
Much appreciated mates
Much appreciated mates
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This, great pub.
Do they show all Spurs games?
It's on Sky, so it's likely to be shown. Railway Tavern is a common haunt of Spurs fans due to the train to White Hart Lane originating from Liverpool Street.
No idea, I go to all Spurs games.
Honestly, I love you. You're one of the most amusing things about this forum at the moment. I would kill for Paydro to be here and have #BANTZ with you.
Utterly persistent.
In a way I have to salute your dedication to the WUM cause.
SPURSY. :avblol:
If you dont mind venturing into East London a bit, The Shakespeare in Bethnal Green Road is a proper Spurs Pub, Bethnal Green Tube on Central Line then its about 2 mins away ask at Station
When I lived in London I'd always go to the Brickies if I wanted an atmosphere. Even though I lived in Camden. Apart from that, a pub's a pub in London imo. In town there will usually be Woolwich fans pre drinking for their home game, especially if we're away and the early kick off. Even if they're not even playing they usually lurk given their ubiquity.
Railway Tavern is fine, but I would seriously suggest going north to Tottenham itself unless you've got tight time constraints. Bricklayers Arms on the High Road just north of the stadium is my favourite, favourite, favourite pub for watching football, ever.
Wouldnt recommend Brickies for an away game(except scum away perhaps). Shakespear in Bethnal Green is a better shout
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I remember going to The Shakespeare for the first time and being amidst what seemed like an episode of EastEnders.
A local had bought a load of funeral flowers from some market trader, had asked to temporarily leave them behind the bad while he popped home and didn't come back for hours (I watched 2 and a half matches back to back in there). It was bizarre yet brilliant.
Shit beer though.
A local had bought a load of funeral flowers from some market trader, had asked to temporarily leave them behind the bad while he popped home and didn't come back for hours (I watched 2 and a half matches back to back in there). It was bizarre yet brilliant.
Shit beer though.
What sort of atmosphere does the Bill Nicholson have on away match days? Never been there for a game but seen videos on youtube which look fantastic!