Bet you wouldn’t have difficulty in Newcastle, Sunderland, Portsmouth, Middlesbrough and elsewhere in finding pubs with football on.
Match Day Thread Charlton v Hull City
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I once went to Ebenezer's to watch England play a friendly match, rugby league was also on, St Helens v some other village. A tosspot at the bar had a St Helens shirt on, and the sound on the speakers was the rugby commentary, we fecked off sharpish.
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Nothing wrong with St Helens.I once went to Ebenezer's to watch England play a friendly match, rugby league was also on, St Helens v some other village. A tosspot at the bar had a St Helens shirt on, and the sound on the speakers was the rugby commentary, we fecked off sharpish.
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How uncouth, you don’t get sausage rolls in the west end. Those little custard filled battered fish in China town are something else though.
Many thanks, Mr Vegas. Oh, and when was Middlesbrough granted City status?
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Well there’s no Coach 1 Brigade - so that’s already a bonus
Where did I write it had been?Many thanks, Mr Vegas. Oh, and when was Middlesbrough granted City status?
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So, Hull is a town? A rugby one?Read posts 101,102,103.
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Norwich up near the top again. All will have football on with it being a football city. More or less same as Portsmouth but quite a few more than Hull.Contra indications?
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TOP 10 PUBS PER SQUARE MILE OUTSIDE LONDON
Portsmouth
Norwich
Liverpool
Bristol, City of
Dudley
Brighton and Hove
Sandwell
Kingston upon Hull, City of
Manchester
Worcester
Beverley should probably be on that list, it has just under 30 pubs and bars and it's obviously a fairly small place, Hull has just over twice as many.
I think the list was just cities.
Surely Hull has more than 60 pubs? Portsmouth which is much smaller has over 150. Norwich famously used to have 365 pubs though that will have dropped these days. Surprisingly, Scarborough has the most pubs per head of population with one for every 640 people. Makes you think, was at a Chamber Of Commerce meeting in Maastricht years ago. Maastricht is regarded as a bit of a quiet, provincial place. It had a bar for every 430 people, similar to Amsterdam. Leeds, similar population to Amsterdam. would have 1,500 bars on that ratio which it certainly doesn’t.
Oh to have a boundary the size of most places, instead of the ridiculously tight one we have.