Favourite pubs - Anytime, Anyplace, Anywhere.

[Posh Red]

Yep, does good Nepalese food. Nice people.

Yep, have been a couple of times and was very good both times

[Wobbly Bob]

Many moons ago, The French Horn, Pewsey (lock ins aplenty)

Used to work just up the road from the French Horn.
Many a lunchtime pint, meal & Christmas do in there in the 90's.
The longstanding couple that ran the place packed it in I  think.
Of the temp landlords after that one were the most unassuming & harmless elderly couple imaginable, but delivered such a ferocious chilli con carne that the memory of which brings tears to the eyes even now.

[Wobbly Bob]

Charters - Peterborough. Good selection of real Ales & walking distance to London Road when we play them again.

Greyhound - Bromham, really good for food, and the only pub left in the village where I grew up.

For foodies, the Blue Bell at Glinton, really nice for food and has guest beers

Love Charters, great setting and a must do prior to any visit to London Road.

[Wobbly Bob]

The Sheffield Tap, Platform One, Sheffield Train Station

Aye, any of the "Tap" type pubs within or just outside stations are well worth a visit.
Doncaster, Harrogate, York & Manchester Piccadilly are all good.

[Audrey]

Used to work just up the road from the French Horn.
Many a lunchtime pint, meal & Christmas do in there in the 90's.
The longstanding couple that ran the place packed it in I  think.
Of the temp landlords after that one were the most unassuming & harmless elderly couple imaginable, but delivered such a ferocious chilli con carne that the memory of which brings tears to the eyes even now.

Dave Peeley ran it when I used to frequent but that was the mid 70s.

[Wobbly Bob]

The Soho Inn, Studley (a lot of good memories from there). Now called the Black Dog Inn. Reminded me of the Slaughtered Lamb back in the day 

Glue Pot - Saturday diversion before a game.

Beehive, Glue Pot & Drink Valley are a good mini pub crawl before a home game.
Difficult to miss Flash with the hat. Will say hello one day.

[Family at War]

In days gone by working in Oxford loved The Star in Rectory Road with my mates

[Legends-Lounge]

Harvester @ W. Swindon in mid to late 80’s must have spent a shit load of time and Money in there.

[Jimmy Quinn]

The Check Inn Wroughton used to serve the best chicken in a basket.

[Trollope’s Left Foot]

The Swan and Riverside Hotel in Tewkesbury and The Cotswold in Cheltenham late 70’s and early 80’s.

[McGurk's Missus]

Aye, any of the "Tap" type pubs within or just outside stations are well worth a visit.
Doncaster, Harrogate, York & Manchester Piccadilly are all good.

Yep, the only one of those mentioned above that I haven't done is Harrow Gate

[Wormholes of Time]

Went to Gloucester City v South Shields last week ( a Geordie walking footballer mate in Stroud has a few shares in South Shields) and we had a session in the Pelican behind the cathedral. Old school with a log fire. Going back.

[Qunk]

Scruffy Murphy’s in Birmingham is my favourite pub in history ever bajillion.

[adje]

As an away pub,always loved The Springbok outside Loftus Road.

[Peter Venkman]

The Tom Cobley at Crediton in Devon, is probably THE best pub anywhere, CAMRA pub of the year a few times and great food and brilliant beer with 5 real ales on every day.

2nd to that is the Hop Inn in Old Town, superb.