: Tue Jun 30, 2009 5:56 pm  

declaration wrote:

Let me guess. You're a glory supporting scummer from Yorkshire who's decided that modern day football has alienated the working man.

My heart bleeds.

MOT on the Friday night, "we all hate Leeds Scum" on the Saturday afternoon.
Go watch Dewsbury Rangers or something.

Supporting SCUM and Leeds Rhino's is ridiculous, never heard of anyone doing it before.

: Tue Jun 30, 2009 6:05 pm  

I'm with the brother on this one.
The area where the train station is (new town) is full of idiots and chavs. Old town is your best bet ie Revolution, Barracuda, wetherspoons etc although further away than the rest.

I'd go down Prinny ave, as already said full of pub/cafés with outside seating a really nice place to go for a drink. Then on your way back to the stadium pop into brickies and Parkers!

: Tue Jun 30, 2009 8:09 pm  

super_fc wrote:

Do you have any injuries atm? Tbh unless you have half your team out, I really can't even see us scoring past you.

Webb and kirke as far as i know mate.

: Wed Jul 01, 2009 12:27 am  

A unknown superstar wrote:

I'm with the brother on this one.
The area where the train station is (new town) is full of idiots and chavs. Old town is your best bet ie Revolution, Barracuda, wetherspoons etc although further away than the rest.

I'd go down Prinny ave, as already said full of pub/cafés with outside seating a really nice place to go for a drink. Then on your way back to the stadium pop into brickies and Parkers!

Ha, the irony, saying going to Barracuda or Revolution is avoiding the "chavs"

: Wed Jul 01, 2009 10:13 am  

Dave Lister wrote:

Ha, the irony, saying going to Barracuda or Revolution is avoiding the "chavs"

Olde White Harte down the alley off Silver Street and Walters down Scale Lane are both close by and excellent.

: Wed Jul 01, 2009 11:20 am  

A unknown superstar wrote:

I'm with the brother on this one.
The area where the train station is (new town) is full of idiots and chavs. Old town is your best bet ie Revolution, Barracuda, wetherspoons etc although further away than the rest.

I'd go down Prinny ave, as already said full of pub/cafés with outside seating a really nice place to go for a drink. Then on your way back to the stadium pop into brickies and Parkers!

New town is only full of idiots on a night time really. Admiral (weatherspoons) is okay any time of the day. The old Town is the best place to go drinking in town though, but I'd agree that Princes Avenue is the best place to go drinking and only 5 minutes walk from the ground

: Wed Jul 01, 2009 11:37 am  

The Key wrote:

The old Town is the best place to go drinking in town though

Is the White Hart still around? Had the occasional very blurry but pleasant evening in there or Black Boy.

: Wed Jul 01, 2009 12:00 pm  

Andy Gilder wrote:

Is the White Hart still around? Had the occasional very blurry but pleasant evening in there or Black Boy.

Aye, both still around, although Black Boy has gone downhill recently.

: Wed Jul 01, 2009 12:53 pm  

ComeOnYouUll wrote:

Aye, both still around, although Black Boy has gone downhill recently.

Are you sure it's not global warming causing the sea levels to rise rather than the pub going dowbhill

: Wed Jul 01, 2009 7:11 pm  

Dave Lister wrote:

Ha, the irony, saying going to Barracuda or Revolution is avoiding the "chavs"

Lets be honest, 99% of Hullians are chavs – it’s just they have differing degree’s of chavness.

If you ant to avoid chavs in Hull then don’t go there – simple.