jefr said:Are there any away fan friendly (or mixed) pubs , other than the Drayton arms, within walking distance of the ground? - have not read the rest of the thread so apologies for my laziness
Cheers fella ! I was only asking because I know how packed that place gets hahaGillespie said:jefr said:Are there any away fan friendly (or mixed) pubs , other than the Drayton arms, within walking distance of the ground? - have not read the rest of the thread so apologies for my laziness
Not really. I'd suggest drinking centrally in London and then getting the tube to Arsenal. Pubs in Holloway Road are for Arsenal fans and if you wear colours you won't be allowed in.
Drayton Arms is the away fans pub, is close to the ground and gets packed.
Gillespie said:bluevengence said:GaudinoMotors said:If I can just add my customary post of doom and gloom.
3 - 0 to Arse (it worked on Tuesday).
We didn't play the Tarquins tues
Funny this use of Tarquins to describe Arsenal fans. It was started a few years back on TalkSport by Terry Christian. Seems you City fans are the only ones to adopt it.
I don't know any Tarquins but in my group of Gooners who go to the Emirates there is a Tom, Jim, Ernie, Mavis, Ed, George, Bill and Neil.
What would an appropriate soubriquet be for City fans? Alberts?
Mike S said:No boring background details necessary but where's the best pub in Manchester to watch it on TV ? I have a pass out to watch it then meet up with wife and daughter at full time !!!!
Gillespie said:bluevengence said:GaudinoMotors said:If I can just add my customary post of doom and gloom.
3 - 0 to Arse (it worked on Tuesday).
We didn't play the Tarquins tues
Funny this use of Tarquins to describe Arsenal fans. It was started a few years back on TalkSport by Terry Christian. Seems you City fans are the only ones to adopt it.
I don't know any Tarquins but in my group of Gooners who go to the Emirates there is a Tom, Jim, Ernie, Mavis, Ed, George, Bill and Neil.
What would an appropriate soubriquet be for City fans? Alberts?
mammutly said:Gillespie said:bluevengence said:We didn't play the Tarquins tues
Funny this use of Tarquins to describe Arsenal fans. It was started a few years back on TalkSport by Terry Christian. Seems you City fans are the only ones to adopt it.
I don't know any Tarquins but in my group of Gooners who go to the Emirates there is a Tom, Jim, Ernie, Mavis, Ed, George, Bill and Neil.
What would an appropriate soubriquet be for City fans? Alberts?
You'd be hard pressed to find a soubriquet in Manchester, mate. We don't tend to go in for that sort of thing.
City. As in we are City.
You Tarquins, us City
It's very simple.
''Bertie'' for short, yeah?Gillespie said:bluevengence said:GaudinoMotors said:If I can just add my customary post of doom and gloom.
3 - 0 to Arse (it worked on Tuesday).
We didn't play the Tarquins tues
Funny this use of Tarquins to describe Arsenal fans. It was started a few years back on TalkSport by Terry Christian. Seems you City fans are the only ones to adopt it.
I don't know any Tarquins but in my group of Gooners who go to the Emirates there is a Tom, Jim, Ernie, Mavis, Ed, George, Bill and Neil.
What would an appropriate soubriquet be for City fans? Alberts?
BlueAnorak said:History is against us. Wins up the Arse in league games are as rare as rocking horse manure. We broke a really bad run last season with a 2-0 win. Prior to that the last win was 3-2 in 1976. The only other win was a LC win in 2011.
Gillespie said:bluevengence said:GaudinoMotors said:If I can just add my customary post of doom and gloom.
3 - 0 to Arse (it worked on Tuesday).
We didn't play the Tarquins tues
Funny this use of Tarquins to describe Arsenal fans. It was started a few years back on TalkSport by Terry Christian. Seems you City fans are the only ones to adopt it.
I don't know any Tarquins but in my group of Gooners who go to the Emirates there is a Tom, Jim, Ernie, Mavis, Ed, George, Bill and Neil.
What would an appropriate soubriquet be for City fans? Alberts?