Match Day Thread Hull City v Sunderland

[Ric Glasgow]

I missed a word out. I meant to put the Brid one was good for reasonably priced food etc…Admiral is a dump.

The Admiral looks like a dump when it's packed to the rafters on a Saturday home game day..Any other day it just looks like a----'Wetherspoons' and sells ale at a working man's price.


Edit...I was in the one on George Square yesterday(Counting house,old bank,beautiful interior architecture) ,with the Mrs and we went outside to sit.This woman(probably in her 40's was flitting and flirting between 2 tables either side of us). She didn't know these eejits(and they were) from Adam but ****ed off to the toilets with one of them for a quick ****!!!!

Obviously has a high opinion of herself the tart...

 

[petersaxton]

I get the impression people arent too excited about the match tonight

 

[Ric Glasgow]

I get the impression people arent too excited about the match tonight

I know a few going tonight,a couple post on here.

Personal opinion,it's a silly day and time to be playing this particular game and I think the crowd will reflect that view.

 

[SW3 Chelsea Tiger]

Filey & Whitby are the best seaside towns

 

[Drew]

I get the impression people arent too excited about the match tonight

Im not paying £15 to watch a friendly when we’ve had a chaotic summer.

 

[bradymk2]

wish we could play one of the old firm teams

 

[Cityzen]

Scarborough went downhill long ago, same with Brid.

Funny how you don’t notice these things when you’re young, I used to spend lots of time at both as a nipper. Remember both being nice. Going back years later I thought both were dumps. I’m reliably informed both are still the same as they always were.

Funny how seaside towns on the majority tend to be absolute holes. Not so many nice ones about and those that are are far too busy.

If only they could be nice, pleasant places like Leicester.

 

[originallambrettaman]

Scarborough went downhill long ago, same with Brid.

Funny how you don’t notice these things when you’re young, I used to spend lots of time at both as a nipper. Remember both being nice. Going back years later I thought both were dumps. I’m reliably informed both are still the same as they always were.

Funny how seaside towns on the majority tend to be absolute holes. Not so many nice ones about and those that are are far too busy.

Whitby's great (as are the seaside villages around it), Cromer's pretty nice and there's plenty of nice seaside towns on the south coast.

 

[bradymk2]

i always liked alnmouth

 

[Ric Glasgow]

wish we could play one of the old firm teams

Rangers entertained Boro on Saturday(Boro brought 7,000 up).

I don't think it would be in the public interest to bring either to Hull...

 

[bradymk2]

Rangers entertained Boro on Saturday(Boro brought 7,000 up).

I don't think it would be in the public interest to bring either to Hull...

id love to see one of them come to hull, humberside plod would love it

 

[springtiger]

Whitby's great (as are the seaside villages around it), Cromer's pretty nice and there's plenty of nice seaside towns on the south coast.

Whitby is going upmarket , Royal Crescent up near the spa having new paintings look Victorian Georgian , some smart modern houses on the cliff , Pizza restaurant really nice and a good number of smart bars / care bistro places - no everyone’s cup if tea ( chuckle) but less trashy seaside stuff - prices for everything going up to match .

 

[Amin Arrears]

Whitby's great (as are the seaside villages around it), Cromer's pretty nice and there's plenty of nice seaside towns on the south coast.

Yeah, there’s plenty of nice ones around the country, but by and large they’re mostly **** holes. You would expect seaside towns and villages to be some of the more popular and desirable places to live but they tend to be run down more often than not.

 

[bradymk2]

Yeah, there’s plenty of nice ones around the country, but by and large they’re mostly **** holes. You would expect seaside towns and villages to be some of the more popular and desirable places to live but they tend to be run down more often than not.

its all the fault of the cheap aeroplane thats done it
long gone are the days of the sexy victorian lady in her corset straddling along a luxurious bridlington spa

 

[springtiger]

Oh by the way get to Saltburn On Sea old fashioned clean almost back in time - real surprise because you can see Bellingham and Boro from it !!

 

[Chazz Rheinhold]

Scarborough is still marvelous
It does have the tacky amusements but as a kid you love them don’t you
And the owners are so entrenched within the council they won’t ever be moved.
Some good boozers if you want them
Great walks all around there

 

[bradymk2]

Oh by the way get to Saltburn On Sea old fashioned clean almost back in time - real surprise because you can see Bellingham and Boro from it !!

saltburn has a really satisfying looking cliff to the south

 

[springtiger]

Not Jude or Linda !!! Billingham ffs

 

[Chazz Rheinhold]

Yeah, there’s plenty of nice ones around the country, but by and large they’re mostly **** holes. You would expect seaside towns and villages to be some of the more popular and desirable places to live but they tend to be run down more often than not.

It’s because they have lots of accommodation that’s cheap and so the scum get moved there
The overflow from Liverpool and Manchester ruined Blackpool
They place a lot of people from full Sutton prison in brid as they can get them a flat fairly easily
Same as the wessies who come from the ****holes of leeds and Sheffield
They come to withernsea etc in a caravan and think it’s paradise and move there
Bringing all their problems with them
Ruins the schools cos the kids are off the scale little twats

 

[Rigsby]

i always liked alnmouth

Staying just outside Alnmouth at the moment. Was in Amble this morning and off to Seahouses tonight for boat trip to Holy Island. Bliss up here