Mad Hatter - New York

[davymcfc]

Watched esteemed Kompany’s video last night. The New York supporters look brilliant. I imagine wherever they find a permanent home it will be rocking.

 

[grandsolo]

Great bar.sad to.hear its closing.1st went there 2010 and met mike the owner.everton fan and Kim who ran the bar.they were really good with us because when we were on the plane to fly back to m/cr on the Wednesday we got stuck there in New York for an extra 10 days because of the volcanic ash incident.we went the mad hatter most days and they were great with us.been back 6 times to the hatter since.2 years ago we took them a bell engraved with mad hatter mcfc in memory of Helen from the old Man City ground.going to try and contact them and hope they dont throw it away

Mike's a Liverpool fan. I can assure you the bell moved with us & didn't get lost in the shuffle

 

[The Fat el Hombre]

I'm in New York for the Newcastle game - half 5 kick off so half 12 over there yea? Do any blues get together to watch the game in Amity Hall now then, or is there anywhere else in New York someone can recommend that will be good to watch it? Cheers

 

[billfromthehill]

I'm in New York for the Newcastle game - half 5 kick off so half 12 over there yea? Do any blues get together to watch the game in Amity Hall now then, or is there anywhere else in New York someone can recommend that will be good to watch it? Cheers

Rikers

 

[AliBobbyJ]

Rikers

Yes but it's a bugger to get away from after the match.

 

[york away to this!]

I'm in New York for the Newcastle game - half 5 kick off so half 12 over there yea? Do any blues get together to watch the game in Amity Hall now then, or is there anywhere else in New York someone can recommend that will be good to watch it? Cheers

...that's in Boston.

 

[jimharri]

...that's in Boston.

Same difference. Both places full of depressed, third generation Irishmen, crying while reminiscing about "the old country".

 

[eyalluvitt]

Same difference. Both places full of depressed, third generation Irishmen, crying while reminiscing about "the old country".

 

[cjn]

I'm in New York for the Newcastle game - half 5 kick off so half 12 over there yea? Do any blues get together to watch the game in Amity Hall now then, or is there anywhere else in New York someone can recommend that will be good to watch it? Cheers

Yes mate, there's a good crowd for every game at Amity Hall, and certainly for all the weekend ones.

 

[warpig]

Same difference. Both places full of depressed, third generation Irishmen, crying while reminiscing about "the old country".

Try 5th, 6th and 7th generation Irishmen and beyond. True story, i met a fella over there who claimed he was Irish. As he had a thick Yank accent I asked him was it on his mum or dads side. he said “he was a Kelly” and it was his Dad side.......whos family moved over from Ireland to the States, I kid you not, in 1762.