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I'm sure they do Thai food or someshit like that in the Andover...or they did feckin ages ago.
 
Forest Away - Do we know which drinking establishments will be open for Leicester fans for the afternoon running up to the game? Bit early I know, but preparing ahead, with train tickets £9 return til Monday!!
 
markyp224 said:
Forest Away - Do we know which drinking establishments will be open for Leicester fans for the afternoon running up to the game? Bit early I know, but preparing ahead, with train tickets £9 return til Monday!!
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Can't Yakubu get you in the corporate section?
 
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Thanks for your help moron. Anyone with any sensible suggestions. Thanks
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Ok then......

Last seasons thread - Not much info for pubs

And..

From FGG
Nearly all pubs near to the ground are for home fans only. Audrey MacDonald a visiting Hartlepool fan informs me; 'After trying to no avail to find a pub near to the ground that would allow in away fans, the Police directed us to the Meadow Club which is the Notts County Supporters Club. The Club was okay but a bit short on bar staff'. Carl Fitzpatrick a visiting Coventry City fan informs me; 'Very near to the ground on the banks of the River Trent, we came across the Nottingham Rowing Club, which displayed a banner outside saying that away fans were welcome. They charged �1 entry and the beer was good and very reasonable, plus the Forest fans that we met inside were chatty and friendly.'

Simon Phillips recommends the Stratford Haven, just down the road from the Larwood & Voce, 'it has great beer and food, it bustles and is used by both home and away fans'. Whilst Tim Cooke a travelling Millwall fan has a different angle (so to speak); 'definitely one for the lads! Hooters (on the main road A6011, on the outskirts of the city centre, you can't miss it!) has very nice waitresses wearing just enough to cover things up, serves lovely beer, and great food. Take my advice, make a weekend of it, Nottingham is a top city!' Otherw*s*, alcohol is available inside the ground, including Fosters, John Smiths & Guinness.

If you are arriving by train and have a bit of time on your hands, then I would suggest that you check out the �Olde Trip To Jerusalem�. This historic pub dates back to the 12th century and some of the rooms are �cave like� having been carved out of the rock that Nottingham Castle is situated upon. Add real ale, food and a small beer garden, then it is certainly worth a visit. It is about a five minute walk away from the train station. As you come out of the station turn right. At the top of the road turn left and then take the second right into Castle Road. Just tucked away on the left is the pub.

There is also the Waterfront complex of bars (including a Wetherspoons outlet) which is a short walk from the train station. As you come out of the station turn right and cross over to the other side of the road (As you cross the bridge going over the canal you can see the complex). At the top of the road turn left and the Waterfront complex is just down on the left, located behind the buildings on the main road. I have received reports of fans getting some hassle in pubs near to the station, so use your discretion and keep colours covered.
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I didn't go in there but I understand the bar at Meadow Lane was OK.
 
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Cheers. Thought things might be a bit different with it being good Friday but I hope not. Thanks again x
 
Donny becomes a cheap day out yippee!

After being told a couple of weeks ago when ordering our tickets they'd be £28, today we get told they are £15 for everyone, U16's a £1.
As apparently with this 'local promotion' thingy, you can't do it for the last home game. Which is what Donny were doing.

I'm assuming we did the home game v. them as a local promotion, so they were doing the same to us going by what some Donny mates have told me.

Whatever the reason for the drop in price, it's good news day for me! :038::038:
 
beaumontfox said:
Donny becomes a cheap day out yippee!

After being told a couple of weeks ago when ordering our tickets they'd be £28, today we get told they are £15 for everyone, U16's a £1.
As apparently with this 'local promotion' thingy, you can't do it for the last home game. Which is what Donny were doing.

I'm assuming we did the home game v. them as a local promotion, so they were doing the same to us going by what some Donny mates have told me.

Whatever the reason for the drop in price, it's good news day for me! :038::038:
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My Donny ticket arrived - for £28. :102:
 
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