Roll Call - going last home game of the season, what pub, when, fancy dress?
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rez9000
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1. Yes
2. Bell & Hare
3. Don't tempt me...
Bell & Hare, dude. You get some SCers in there before and after the match.
2. Bell & Hare
3. Don't tempt me...
Bell & Hare, dude. You get some SCers in there before and after the match.
900triumph
Got my beer on the sideboard here.....
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1. Yes
2. Bell & Hare before, Brickies after probably. Never been to B & H after a game. Any good?
3. Fat baldy bloke. Possibly cock on my face. Oooohhh Matron!
Often go in B & H and wonder which ones are the SC crew.
2. Bell & Hare before, Brickies after probably. Never been to B & H after a game. Any good?
3. Fat baldy bloke. Possibly cock on my face. Oooohhh Matron!
Often go in B & H and wonder which ones are the SC crew.
rez9000
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Any SCers going to the Bell & Hare could wear a (BLUE) carnation?
Welshiespursboyo
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Cheers! I'll go there. I will be the indian looking fella in the black and gold strip with Bale on the back.
Yes. Bale. :bang:
rez9000
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I'll keep an eye out.
Missus wants to watch the United game on TV before we go through the gates. Which would be the quietest and least roughest pub to visit? Any SCers there as well will be a Brucie bonus of course 
Seems to be a toss up between the Bricklayer's Arms, Billy Nick and the Bell & Hare with some going to each. Are they all much of a muchness?
Seems to be a toss up between the Bricklayer's Arms, Billy Nick and the Bell & Hare with some going to each. Are they all much of a muchness?
Chris12345
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The Bill Nic is on Northumberland Park I think? :think:
Any pubs within a mile of the ground (and some further than that) will all be rammed and not exactly the best place to quietly watch a football match! Bell and Hare is better on a sunny day, cos its got a really big 'beer garden' (read, 'car park')... Bricklayers is slightly nicer and a slightly better atmosphere tho... you'll have fun wherever tho, but yeah, not exactly the best places to have a quiet pint n watch the footy!
Any pubs within a mile of the ground (and some further than that) will all be rammed and not exactly the best place to quietly watch a football match! Bell and Hare is better on a sunny day, cos its got a really big 'beer garden' (read, 'car park')... Bricklayers is slightly nicer and a slightly better atmosphere tho... you'll have fun wherever tho, but yeah, not exactly the best places to have a quiet pint n watch the footy!
Chris12345
LADdam Hussein
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It ain't that far from the ground... never been but its menna be very good! Imagine it'll be rammed as well...
Chris12345
LADdam Hussein
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You've never been drinking before a match?!?!?
You watch Spurs sober?!??!
How??!?! Eek
You watch Spurs sober?!??!
How??!?! Eek
fieryjack
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Exactly what i thought. :shrug:
riggi
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Bill nick has a pole dancer on the bar and is rammed btw :lol:
:lol:
I've heard stories about how stewards have kicked people out for looking/acting drunk or denying entry. I don't know how much of it is true so i've just erred on the side of caution because I don't want to risk the match. Normally i'd do the same but the missus really wants to see the match so have to drink if we're going in. Just going to have 2 pints and a pack of mints :razz:
I've drunk watching Spurs on the TV. In Dubai I took a 25 min cab ride and payed £7/pint to have a drink watching Spurs :grin: Now that's dedication!
