The memory needs refreshing...

is bulletproof still on? if so that's probably your best bet for indie clubbing (at the O2 Academy).

 

Possibly The Goose, and West Coast me and Itoons went

 

Will just take this opportunity to thank you folks for the recommendations. I went to several places on Pink Lane which were very cool; Town Wall (I think it was called) was a particularly good one, managed to get a Leffe on tap and I liked the look of the place too .

 

Saturday night has to be Bullet Proof at the Carling academy
As for the match- get yourself to Sam Jacks near the gate

 

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BOOKMARKED!! Might be off out around the toon at some point this month. Looking forward to it!

 

Looking good guys. Ideally we want to get a bit of a pub crawl going on, so anyone who can help out with where to start and the general direction to head in from there would be greatly appreciated.

 

i drink down the quayside(the usual pubs-waterline,quayside bar etc.),if you like real ale bit out the way but not that far is the Cumberland arms in byker they have live music on as well

http://www.thecumberlandarms.co.uk/index.flash.html

can stay there for £70 a night

 

Cheers man, but I'm already back in Prague after visiting! Was only there for about a week.

 

The Cluny is always good for great food, amazing beer and great bands but it's out of the way. Central area is best for your (and my) sort, North Bar near Central Station plays decent music and sells good beer, Head Of Steam is the same as ever. Gotham Town and The Forth etc are cool too. Mr Lynch near Northumbria Uni is mint on a Saturday too, plays lots of 60's and motown etc.

 

Cheers. To be honest i'm the only one in the group who is bothered about real ales, so if we had to sacrifice them for ease of getting from bar to bar we would. Main thing i that the bars have a good atmosphere, show the footy (for the day) and are within a decent distance of each other. My main concern is the evening, need to find a good club that we can pitch up at and spend a few hours in.

 

before or after match

 

Well this is on the Saturday and we don't play until the Sunday, so really it's just a case of good bars. We want to catch the Liverpool/Utd game then head round a few pubs during the day. Then at night we are looking for places with a bit of life but that aren't full of kids or idiots, and a final club to end up at which will play a variety of music rather than just heavy dance/trance stuff. All of this within a good distance would be great. I don't ask for much...

 

well last time i was there night time i did

Varsity, Sam Jacks, Tiger Tiger, The Gate,

 

That for the evening or during the day? Think the quayside may be the option for the day, cheap beers and footy, then these bars at night?

 

evening. never gone during day

 

I owe you a beer

 

oh try this

http://www.marstonspubcompany.co.uk/

Theres one near me and they are doing a different real ale every week with a halloween theme

 

I'll look into it. Thanks for all the suggestions guys.

 

The "Old George" in the mews on the left hand side of the Bigg Market used to do 'travelling beers', beers from different Breweries and different parts of the country.