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Sarge
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Posted: 20 October 2014 at 11:48pm |
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The Saints Supporters Club is bringing a coachload down for the LV Cup game on 7th November.
Where's the best place for a pre-match drink? Is it the Village, or is there another bar aty the ground that you would recommended instead? |
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2ndtimeround
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Depends how early before the game you arrive and what the party is made up off, if you have kids with you then the barn is the place to head, if no kids then you might like to try one of the 3 pubs next to the ground, there is a choice of 3, The Halfway, The Pemberton or The Sensible Oak, all 3 are within 200yds of the ground, either way its definitely worth calling to the barn for one before entering the stand, especially if your seated in the North stand.
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Sensible Oak LMAO |
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Mrfwon
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Hi Sarge, and welcome to the forum If you are a coach load, probably best just to head in to the barn to be honest (you also have the concourse bars too under the stands), at least you'll all be together and there is plenty of space.
Either of the three suggested pubs are ideal, although, the Pemberton/Beefeater doesn't have a huge bar area inside, but if you are quite happy to have a few beers outside, then it is fine. The Halfway is a good shout, a proper old school public house with character for sure, and the beer isn't expensive. The Sensible Oak is just, well, sensible Edited by Mrfwon - 21 October 2014 at 10:41am |
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i think you mean the SESIL OAK BUT good effort
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The red room or the Barn
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How long is the red room shut for post the Tigers game whilst it worked on before reopening as Steve/Dwayne's place
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Sarge
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Friday night game on a school day - unless they are playing truant, I doubt that we will have any kids with us.
Thanks for the replies. |
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Hope you enjoy your trip down as much as we enjoyed our last trip to you in the Heineken. But without the result sarge.
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An even better attempt, but I think "Sessile Oak" is correct: Sessile oak (Quercus petraea) is a deciduous broadleaf tree native to the UK and most of Europe. It differs only subtely from English, or pedunculate oak, and the two spceies often hybridise. Sessile oak is widely planted outside its natural range. But FWIW, the "Sensible Oak" is even better, IMHO! |
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I like Sensible Oak
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2ndtimeround
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******** auto-correct!.. lol.
That'll teach me to use preview. |
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i stand corrected
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I'm waiting for someone to come up with Senile Oak !
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