Premier League Pub guide

[COYG]

Right boys and girls, where can away fans go, and where shouldn't they, to quench their thirsts?

[lfc junkie]

i'll start with the liverpool pubs, might be useful for our dear pompeyfans

Arkles - 77 Anfield Rd, L4, Whitbread. Very popular on match days. Right next to the ground, you cant miss it. Real Ales: Cains & Boddingtons. Big screen Sat. TV.

Breckside (Formerly Flatiron) - 377 Walton Breck Rd, L4, Real Ale: Tetley Bitter. Very Busy.

Richmond Arms, 78 Breck Rd, L4, Walkers beers. (Big screen Sat. TV)

Grove, 145, Breckfield Rd. N., L5, No real ale. A good stop for away supporters. Comfortable 2 bar pub.

Oakfield, 49, Oakfield Rd, L4, Tetley beers, No real ale. Busy, reasonably comfy 2 bar pub.




How to reach?


Travelling from North
Travel on the M6 until Junction 28 then follow signs for Liverpool on the A58 and proceed into Walton Hall Avenue past Stanley Park and turn left into Anfield Road for Liverpool FC.

Travelling from South

Travel on the M6, then onto the M62 until the end of Motorway then turn right on the A5058 into Queens Drive. After approximately 3 miles turn left into Utting Avenue. After 1 mile turn right into Anfield Road for Liverpool FC.

Travelling from West

Use the Mersey Tunnel to get into Liverpool city centre and then follow signs for Preston A580 into Walton Hall Avenue, then on nearside of Stanley Park turn right into Anfield Road for Liverpool FC.

Travelling from East

Travel on the M6, then onto the M62 until the end of Motorway then turn right on the A5058 into Queens Drive. After approximately 3 miles turn left into Utting Avenue. After 1 mile turn right into Anfield Road for Liverpool FC.


Chips available everywhere, mac donalds behind the kop

[lfc junkie]

Chelsea FC -Pub Guide

For home supporters, there are more than an adequate number of pubs in and around the area of Stamford Bridge. Although quite pricey, The Slug And Lettuce (turn right out of Fulham Broadway) is large and has a bar upstairs. Others in the Fulham Broadway area include Bootsy Brogan's and The White Hart. There are more than twenty five pubs within ten minutes walk of the ground, so it is very much a case of 'take your pick'.

Away supporters are often found in both The Slug And lettuce and Bootsy Brogan's, but the Blackbird at Earls Court is a pub where you can go and 'talk football' with Chelsea supporters. As with all away grounds, wherever you go, it is advisable not to get to loud, but you should be able to wear your colours etc without much of a problem. Whatever you do, have a good time but be prepared to see your team get beaten!

[lfc junkie]

Members are always welcome to add or correct things from the guide

[Wild_Rover]

I was asked yesterday where the away fans could drink when I went to Ewood, so in case anyone didn't know...

The away fans pub at Blackburn is called the Fernhurst. It's almost directly opposite the away end on the A666 (just slightly further towards Darwen/South). It has recently built a travel inn-kind-of-extension and allows cars to park for a price in the car park.

There are other local pubs that will accept away fans but none as close to the ground. The Ewood Arms and The Aqueduct (other side/Blackburn End of the ground) are home fans only. Uncle Jacks in lower Darwen (left at traffic lights going south on and diverting left off the A666) is also home fans only.

The only mixed fans pub I know is up Livesey branch road, that is, up the hill by MacDonalds. I can't remember the name as I've only been once but I think it's the White (maybe Black?) Bull. You'll find others if you drink in either Darwen or Blackburn town centre but both are at least 2-3 miles from the ground.

[Jack]

does anyone have a pub guild for sheff utd please as im up there next week