Favourite away day pubs

[LongsightM13]

The only one in the UK as well and on the walk from the Station to both County and Florist. I've never found bright orange tights that attractive though. Great food in there.

They knew every week when that day’s away team trains were arriving and sent the girls in the orange hotpants to stand on the outside benches gyrating with hula hoops. Not exactly subtle marketing but it worked. @gordondaviesmoustache was a particular fan as I seem to remember

 

[IOWBlue]

The one at Southampton, just for blues, cant remember the name

slug and lettuce.

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

They knew every week when that day’s away team trains were arriving and sent the girls in the orange hotpants to stand on the outside benches gyrating with hula hoops. Not exactly subtle marketing but it worked. @gordondaviesmoustache was a particular fan as I seem to remember

Of hula hoops? Absolutely.

 

[BimboBob]

Could be I just remember it had a beer garden at the front and was about a minute from the away turnstiles

Corner of Archers Road and some other.

 

[LongsightM13]

Of hula hoops? Absolutely.

**Something something ‘briefs’

 

[blue oli]

Got to be the burton stone inn, halfway between the station and the ground - felt like there were 200,000 of us in there for the game.

 

[Citycity76]

Canary Wharf for West Ham away

 

[bennyboy]

Horshoe in Glasgow pre match Hearts v Hibs 2012 opened early but had to buy a hot breakfast roll.
Brilliant pre match venue.
Fulham away never been in a bad boozer yet.
For Wembley I use the Wetherspoons in Cricklewood.
Couple of stops away from Wembley itself.
Good cheap boozer.
Southampton Yates always got in and no problems.
West Ham away there is one at the far end of the shopping centre.
Can't remember the name but always a good mix of City and Hammers fans.

 

[Corky]

Cricketers Southampton - not an away pub as such but a great little pub and I know it won't get over run with away fans who prefer the spoons nearby.

Used to go to the Ruskin Arms in East Ham until it shut down, just because Iron maiden started there.

Also the Plough near Seven Sisters on the way to White Hart Lane from the tube, before it shut down with almost every other pub on that route.

The Anvil in Wigan, but not been for ages due to Monday night games every time we played there since about 2010.

 

[WestGorton]

Lion and the Lamb near Euston. No longer a pub. West Ham away 1987 when we were relegated.