Scooby Blue
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Reading this thread highlights a few issues:
1) There are more blues in and around London than you might think (both "permanently" exiled and those temporarily in the area for work/ study etc)
2) Since Terry Neill's bar closed there doesn't appear to be a central / North London pub that has been adopted by city fans for tv games.
3) The London Branch of the OSC could do with updating its contact info.
With regard to (2) I would suggest The Three Compasses, 66 Cowcross St (very close to Farringdon tube). It has recently been taken over by new management who have only just put in Sky / ESPN so it does not have an established footie crowd yet.
I was there at the w/end for the Fulham v Arsenal game and it was not too crowded (also because Farringdon is really a Mon-Fri working district and only a few pubs open at w/end)
Does anyone have any other ideas ? Because the Herne Hill pub is too far south for me.
ps Although I didn't go to the Sekforde Arms for the Derby, I think those that did are owed an explanation by the poster that said "a room had been booked" when it clearly wasn't even open!
1) There are more blues in and around London than you might think (both "permanently" exiled and those temporarily in the area for work/ study etc)
2) Since Terry Neill's bar closed there doesn't appear to be a central / North London pub that has been adopted by city fans for tv games.
3) The London Branch of the OSC could do with updating its contact info.
With regard to (2) I would suggest The Three Compasses, 66 Cowcross St (very close to Farringdon tube). It has recently been taken over by new management who have only just put in Sky / ESPN so it does not have an established footie crowd yet.
I was there at the w/end for the Fulham v Arsenal game and it was not too crowded (also because Farringdon is really a Mon-Fri working district and only a few pubs open at w/end)
Does anyone have any other ideas ? Because the Herne Hill pub is too far south for me.
ps Although I didn't go to the Sekforde Arms for the Derby, I think those that did are owed an explanation by the poster that said "a room had been booked" when it clearly wasn't even open!