Pubs for the brum trip

[hoopsmanjake]

Any one know what pubs were taking over in brum

[vanhoop]

All of em!!

[hoopsmanjake]

Been looking online says the puns by the ground are a no no not been brum before so not got a scoobys

[vanhoop]

Decent moons just outside Birmingham new st. Breakfast and a pint, cafe in station is rank.

[hoopsmanjake]

Sound was hoping we would be proper taking some where over just have to wait and see

[LoftusRoadLad]

Most of the pubs near to the ground can be quite intimidating for away supporters and are not recommended. However there is the Cricketers Arms which does tolerate away fans in small numbers. Simon a visiting Chelsea fan confirms; 'On our last visit to St Andrews, we managed to find a friendly pub within proximity of the ground. The pub is called The Cricketers Arms and is about 10 minutes walk, maybe less. To find the pub (with your back to the away section) walk along the road ahead of you going away from the ground (not the road going right up by the stadium, but the road going towards Morrisons). Walk through Morrisons car park heading towards the store then join the road next to it, which is called Green Lane. The pub is 30 seconds from there on the left. The pub itself is shared between home and away fans but all the Birmingham fans were very friendly. The pub is small but you can drink outside where there are beer tables'.

http://www.footballgroundguide.com/leagues/england/championship/st-andrews-birmingham-city.html#apubs-for-away-fans

[MattyRangers]

Load of us headed to the Spoons not far from New Street station.

[West Acton]

Load of us headed to the Spoons not far from New Street station.

Might see you in there

[MattyRangers]

Might see you in there

[SpongeParr]

How many have we sold? Trying to get my brother to commit to coming with me.

Against Newcastle 95% of people stood, but at Blackburn looked like 95% of people sat. Sitting down really puts me off going to more away games.

[loneranger]

Most of the pubs near to the ground can be quite intimidating for away supporters and are not recommended. However there is the Cricketers Arms which does tolerate away fans in small numbers. Simon a visiting Chelsea fan confirms; 'On our last visit to St Andrews, we managed to find a friendly pub within proximity of the ground. The pub is called The Cricketers Arms and is about 10 minutes walk, maybe less. To find the pub (with your back to the away section) walk along the road ahead of you going away from the ground (not the road going right up by the stadium, but the road going towards Morrisons). Walk through Morrisons car park heading towards the store then join the road next to it, which is called Green Lane. The pub is 30 seconds from there on the left. The pub itself is shared between home and away fans but all the Birmingham fans were very friendly. The pub is small but you can drink outside where there are beer tables'.

http://www.footballgroundguide.com/l...-for-away-fans

Simon sounds like a massive poof.

[LoftusRoadLad]

Simon sounds like a massive poof.

[vanhoop]

Simon sounds like a massive poof.

Haha!! Chelsea kannt

[qprted]

simon

simon dosnt tell us how many chelsea got stabbed whilst going from the cricketers to the ground,but anyway life goes on, stormtroopers not going to the brum,
could be a case of a leaky bum
factomondo has desterted us hes joined open university and drilling for crude oil
but without him ,is like having a festering boil
thats all for now folks,time to eat my scrambled egg
i hope you guys get home safe ,and none of you get a broken leg

[wewillbeback]

simon dosnt tell us how many chelsea got stabbed whilst going from the cricketers to the ground,but anyway life goes on, stormtroopers not going to the brum,
could be a case of a leaky bum
factomondo has desterted us hes joined open university and drilling for crude oil
but without him ,is like having a festering boil
thats all for now folks,time to eat my scrambled egg
i hope you guys get home safe ,and none of you get a broken leg

And I thought you knew your stuff Ted