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Post by casey on Nov 8, 2009 20:30:05 GMT
me and my dad were having a drink near the station after the game.
a couple of men were giving us some stick, "do you want some of this, do you want some of that"
me and my dad just turned the t"other way and left very quicky.
did anybody else have any trouble at this pub, sorry but i cant remember the name of it
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Post by Amber Aleman on Nov 8, 2009 21:24:46 GMT
No trouble at all in any of the three Hereford pubs I visited.
I'm guessing the pub with the unfriendly locals was the Commercial, which is the big one close to the station turning.
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Post by Burtie on Nov 8, 2009 22:00:30 GMT
No, the few locals I spoke to were very friendly - one guy was going out of his way to shake our hands and thanking us for coming and wishing us well for the season.
You get the odd idiot everywhere unfortunately - you're quite right to turn the other cheek.
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Post by vern on Nov 8, 2009 23:04:21 GMT
me and my dad were having a drink near the station after the game. a couple of men were giving us some stick, "do you want some of this, do you want some of that" me and my dad just turned the t"other way and left very quicky. did anybody else have any trouble at this pub, sorry but i cant remember the name of it Sounds like they wanted it up the bum. |
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Post by casey on Nov 9, 2009 18:32:54 GMT
thats it, the pub was called the jolly rimmer,
i thought it was run by the former arsenal goal keeper
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Post by blakey on Nov 9, 2009 19:17:38 GMT
Was you wearing a Blue coat, and an older chap, I went passed the Commercial pub, (by the station) and saw a couple of men saying that they had a go at a Sutton fan with his old man.
You cannot go out for a few drinks without some one having a go. These guys I saw had very short hair with a tash.
Some of the fans i spoke to were decent, but you do get a few who cannot handle their beer.
No doubt they were farmers working on a stall or market some where.
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Post by vern on Nov 9, 2009 19:26:42 GMT
These guys I saw had very short hair with a tash. No doubt they were farmers working on a stall or market some where. Sounds more like they were Chelsea Rentboys up from SoHo for the day. |
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