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Topic ID 1379
20/02/2006 by Victor Meldrew
Best pub for football
I know this topic has kind of been crossed in the past, but what is the best pub in Hertford to watch football in tomorrow night? Normally we would go to the Sportsman, but that has had some bad press recently, so...........
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Reply ID 17083
20/02/2006 by JohnSmith
Who do you support Victor?
Reply ID 17085
20/02/2006 by thefair1973
The only places I know in town that have decent screens for the footy are The Sportsman (not that bad, but a little empty), The Woolpack, The Duncombe Arms and the White Hart. I'll be watching it at home on my own big screen, courtesy of my bad-boy projector!!
Reply ID 17087
20/02/2006 by Tigger
Ram.............
Reply ID 17088
20/02/2006 by Victor Meldrew
quote:
Originally posted by JohnSmith
Who do you support Victor?
Arsenal, I normally would watch it at home, but feel the need to hold hands with some fellow supporters!
Reply ID 17090
20/02/2006 by carlos fandango
Let me know where you'll be Victor. Don't think I can watch this one without the aid of Monsieur Guinness.
Reply ID 17091
20/02/2006 by JohnSmith
The Golden Griffin has a good Arsenal contingent and they have a big screen. I'm sure the Liverpool supporting landlady said she would have both games on but not sure which one is on the big screen.
I'm watching it at my mates house. Every time I watch us in the pub we seem to play rubbish so I'm hoping to buck the trend [;)]
Reply ID 17093
20/02/2006 by Avarice
Didn’t the Duncombe Arms have a refit - you could watch the football and do a review (hopefully not getting yourself barred [:D])
Reply ID 17095
20/02/2006 by Dell Boy
The Lord Haig has a large screen, middleaged football fans, although this may not be to your taste as the choice of drinks is limited. But you could always pop in and find out yourself, the majority of the guys in there are big football fans. I have never witnessed any animosity in there. Arsenal fans, Tottenham fans, Chelsea fans, Man Utd. fans Leeds fans, Newcastle fans all mix together and talk football in general.The Landlord Pete is a Tottenham fan, every week he has it wrote on the board inside the Pub which games he will be showing, by my experience he shows every game.
Reply ID 17099
20/02/2006 by Wrapper
Personally I think the Woolpack is the best to watch footie in. Duncombe is OK but too many pillars to obstruct view.
Reply ID 17100
20/02/2006 by Victor Meldrew
Thank you all very much for your advice, however I have now been offered the santuary of a child and tottenham fan free home environment.
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