1976_Child Posted 9 September, 2010 Posted 9 September, 2010 Anyone know where we will be welcome to quench our thirst at Swindon?
Saint_clark Posted 9 September, 2010 Posted 9 September, 2010 The Merlin is friendly, although there is one Swindon bloke in particular who likes to arrange his "meets" in there.
saintrich Posted 9 September, 2010 Posted 9 September, 2010 Looking to get into Swindon early to watch the Everton vs Man Utd game. Don't recall there being many pubs near the ground last time.
dannysfc Posted 9 September, 2010 Posted 9 September, 2010 Looking to get into Swindon early to watch the Everton vs Man Utd game. Don't recall there being many pubs near the ground last time. Yeh same here saintrich mate as well as I would preferably be able to find a pub that shows SKY n that which is also close to the ground... lol !
1976_Child Posted 9 September, 2010 Author Posted 9 September, 2010 the ground is only 10 mins walk from the station. According to Swindon's OS there is a pub called the White House near the station. Not sure how welcoming they will be, but I am heading there soon as I gets off the train. Take me 4 hours to get to Swindon from Brighton. And there is friggin commies striking on the tubes as well. C u nts.
Turkish Posted 9 September, 2010 Posted 9 September, 2010 FFS ladies you are going to Swindon, not Bermondsey, grow a pair and drink where you feel like it.
1976_Child Posted 9 September, 2010 Author Posted 9 September, 2010 FFS ladies you are going to Swindon, not Bermondsey, grow a pair and drink where you feel like it. yeah, but I want to know where the gay bars are.... ... just so I don't run into you!
Saint Garrett Posted 9 September, 2010 Posted 9 September, 2010 Couple I've heard being mentioned are the Glue Pot, Steam Railway and the Merlin
1976_Child Posted 9 September, 2010 Author Posted 9 September, 2010 I may attend. what? the boozer, the game or a combination of each?
RedAndWhite91 Posted 9 September, 2010 Posted 9 September, 2010 Apparently Merlin is quite near the ground, has Sky Sports, and is fairly decent. Town centre is only 20 minutes away. Not going in their home fans only pub like last time, wasn't very pleasant. We're driving to this one, anyone have any recommendations on where to park? (Preferably for free).
Saint_clark Posted 9 September, 2010 Posted 9 September, 2010 Apparently Merlin is quite near the ground, has Sky Sports, and is fairly decent. Town centre is only 20 minutes away. Not going in their home fans only pub like last time, wasn't very pleasant. We're driving to this one, anyone have any recommendations on where to park? (Preferably for free). Look on google maps, the huge grassy part just above their ground is all free parking on match days. Piece of p*ss to get to, and after the match it's a simple matter of walking out the turnstile and straight down the path.
dannysfc Posted 9 September, 2010 Posted 9 September, 2010 Apparently Merlin is quite near the ground, has Sky Sports, and is fairly decent. Town centre is only 20 minutes away. Not going in their home fans only pub like last time, wasn't very pleasant. We're driving to this one, anyone have any recommendations on where to park? (Preferably for free). Yeh cool sounds Good RedAndWhite91 mate and I will more than likely head for the Merlin as well sooo I may see you there! I think you can park at the Cricket Ground which costs £5 which isn't that far from the ground but other than that I don't know!
Turkish Posted 9 September, 2010 Posted 9 September, 2010 Apparently Merlin is quite near the ground, has Sky Sports, and is fairly decent. Town centre is only 20 minutes away. Not going in their home fans only pub like last time, wasn't very pleasant. We're driving to this one, anyone have any recommendations on where to park? (Preferably for free). When you say not very pleasant, what do you mean? My version of not being very pleasant would be getting a bottle round the canister, or at least being told to f*ck off out of here before the whole pub irons me out, what is yours?
1976_Child Posted 9 September, 2010 Author Posted 9 September, 2010 Look on google maps, the huge grassy part just above their ground is all free parking on match days. Piece of p*ss to get to, and after the match it's a simple matter of walking out the turnstile and straight down the path. ... over the grassy knoll, through the cast iron gate decreeing that your work will set you free and into the gas chambers.... Cui bono? There is no such thing as a free parking space. Never. I was led to believe this at both Coventry and Wycombe. Coventry said is was only a fiver and yet the retarded, fat mutant donkey spotted me wearing away colours and fleeced me for a tenner. And he had one of those inbred, inane looks on his face common to the Midlands proletariat as he supplemented his welfare cheque from my hard-earned. And at Wycombe there was no charge, but there was a half-decade wait after the game to get out. Ironic that at the Wanderers' ground one was incarcerated against one's will. So beware anyone telling you that there is free parking for away fans. It is never the case; they work for the dark side.
Turkish Posted 9 September, 2010 Posted 9 September, 2010 ... over the grassy knoll, through the cast iron gate decreeing that your work will set you free and into the gas chambers.... Cui bono? There is no such thing as a free parking space. Never. I was led to believe this at both Coventry and Wycombe. Coventry said is was only a fiver and yet the retarded, fat mutant donkey spotted me wearing away colours and fleeced me for a tenner. And he had one of those inbred, inane looks on his face common to the Midlands proletariat as he supplemented his welfare cheque from my hard-earned. And at Wycombe there was no charge, but there was a half-decade wait after the game to get out. Ironic that at the Wanderers' ground one was incarcerated against one's will. So beware anyone telling you that there is free parking for away fans. It is never the case; they work for the dark side. Thats your own fault for dressing like a c*nt.
1976_Child Posted 9 September, 2010 Author Posted 9 September, 2010 Thats your own fault for dressing like a c*nt. too-shay my Ottoman gimp, too-shay.
RedAndWhite91 Posted 9 September, 2010 Posted 9 September, 2010 Yeh cool sounds Good RedAndWhite91 mate and I will more than likely head for the Merlin as well sooo I may see you there! I think you can park at the Cricket Ground which costs £5 which isn't that far from the ground but other than that I don't know! Look on google maps, the huge grassy part just above their ground is all free parking on match days. Piece of p*ss to get to, and after the match it's a simple matter of walking out the turnstile and straight down the path. Cheers for the info guys. When you say not very pleasant, what do you mean? My version of not being very pleasant would be getting a bottle round the canister, or at least being told to f*ck off out of here before the whole pub irons me out, what is yours? Getting bottled would be sh!t, a bit more than 'not very pleasant'. Not very pleasant is waiting ages to get served in a grotty pub around a load of pikey Swindon fans. Wasn't the best pub I've ever been in.
Turkish Posted 9 September, 2010 Posted 9 September, 2010 Cheers for the info guys. Getting bottled would be sh!t, a bit more than 'not very pleasant'. Not very pleasant is waiting ages to get served in a grotty pub around a load of pikey Swindon fans. Wasn't the best pub I've ever been in. Waiting ages to be served and surrounded by working class football fans? Sounds like a normal away day to me. You need to toughen up a bit son.
RedAndWhite91 Posted 9 September, 2010 Posted 9 September, 2010 Waiting ages to be served and surrounded by working class football fans? Sounds like a normal away day to me. You need to toughen up a bit son. Would rather be surrounded by working class Saints fans, much like every Saturday.
1976_Child Posted 9 September, 2010 Author Posted 9 September, 2010 Waiting ages to be served and surrounded by working class football fans? Sounds like a normal away day to me. You need to toughen up a bit son. ooo! Turkish my old Delight! You do sound tough and grizzly! Are you as much of a stud muffin in bed? Corr, bet you are!
Turkish Posted 10 September, 2010 Posted 10 September, 2010 ooo! Turkish my old Delight! You do sound tough and grizzly! Are you as much of a stud muffin in bed? Corr, bet you are! As it goes yeah i am. You got to admit, saying somewhere is unpleasant because they weren't in the classiest establisment and it took a while to get served is a bit f*cking soppy. Some of my best away days are drinking in sh*t hole locals. Try the Pea**** at Leeds!
RedAndWhite91 Posted 10 September, 2010 Posted 10 September, 2010 As it goes yeah i am. You got to admit, saying somewhere is unpleasant because they weren't in the classiest establisment and it took a while to get served is a bit f*cking soppy. Some of my best away days are drinking in sh*t hole locals. Try the Pea**** at Leeds! I drink in the Plume every other Saturday, and have been in some absolute sh!tholes on away days, with no complaints. This pub in Swindon was just rubbish though.
1976_Child Posted 10 September, 2010 Author Posted 10 September, 2010 I drink in the Plume every other Saturday, and have been in some absolute sh!tholes on away days, with no complaints. This pub in Swindon was just rubbish though. well, I'm planning to get a few in on the train. so frankly i won't care what sort of crapster drinking hole I end up in. so long as it has beer and Turkish is there in a bikini ready to do a belly dance, my day will be made.
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