simonk
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just remembered Quaffers in Bredbury with the dancefloor that opened up
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Clubbing around Manchester, late 80's
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charliebigspuds
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Phill said:Bombo said:Devilles before it added the lazy lilles part
Was that the section with the Buckin' Broncho?
Went on it twice when pissed - second time threw me off right into the corner and hurt my arm...second and last time I went on it!
Lazy Lils had the buckin' broncho, I went on it a few times TBH it never was a good idea after 10 pints and two trips
talkativesprout
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Speak Easy in Ashton, what a gem, bottom floor indie, middle floor pop and all the birds top floor hip hop and drugs, hovered between floor 3 and middle.
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Sorry for the bump!
Anyone recall a club somewhere in south Manchester called "Brassingermans" or similar? May have been a restaurant as well...
Anyone recall a club somewhere in south Manchester called "Brassingermans" or similar? May have been a restaurant as well...
jitsubluedan
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Sorry for the bump!
Anyone recall a club somewhere in south Manchester called "Brassingermans" or similar? May have been a restaurant as well...
Brannigans?
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Brannigans?
I thought this but wasn't that in town? Royal Exchange?
jitsubluedan
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I thought this but wasn't that in town? Royal Exchange?
Yes, you’re right. No idea about ‘Brassingermans’ though!
mscenterh750
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In the 90s Discotheque Royal was my fave along with Fridays in Didsbury.
Shaelumstash
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Brassingermans was in Alderley Edge where the Piccolino is now. Pretty sure that was mid 90s to early 00s though.Sorry for the bump!
Anyone recall a club somewhere in south Manchester called "Brassingermans" or similar? May have been a restaurant as well...
Went out with a girl from Swinton around ‘91 and she refused to go out on top road saying it was too rough.I was a bit young for the Dukes in its mad era. Though the older lads I knocked about with used to go in there.
The top road was mental. I was lucky that I went to school in Salford, so no-one in Swinton really knew me. Some of my mates were in battles every week. People carried grudges on from school, pilks, agecroft colls, sunday football. All very insular.
Friday night in the Butchers was like the wild west.