red lion, railway or rodders are all ok with me. but i tend to pop in the albion

Kings Head!!!!!!!!!!

I usually go in the Rodney, purely on convenience though. Park up / get dropped off a very short walk away, pop in the Rodney for one or two then straight into the HJ. Easy. Plus space to stand outside when the weather improves. Not the nicest pub around but the easiest to visit I find. Hopefully the new management will smarten it up a bit and improve the bar service.

Rodney, as with SEB - for convenience and also that it's a easy place to meet people who may not know the area as well.

I believe 'The Imperial' is where all the cool people go.

Sounds mint.

Do they serve pints or litres in there?

used to be my local that imperial, didnt think much of the place

Everytime I've been the Rodney there is two people serving and it's packed, shocking service.

Is there anywhere in town on match day the will let my little bro in ???

He is 12 and we are travelling down at about 3 to get tickets from wolfware.. Not been for a while and not to sure what the policies in town are..

The railway club on winwick st next to the station (and kissing is allowed at this one)

Dunno what you get upto, but don't think he wants to kiss his younger brother.

Home of the Warrington Buffs apparently.

Always been a Red Lion regular ............ but after todays experience ............ desperate shortage of bar staff ........... limited choice of lager ............. then trotted to Lord Rodney.......... similar exprience ......... then went to Three Pigeons........... EXCELLENT service and beer

Red lion wont change its appearance etc as there is always people who will go in match days. Is it actually open at other times? Never seen it open.

Was disappointed with the Lord Rodney on Saturday, I alwasy remembered it as a place serving decent real ale, none now alas.

Pub Quiz: 1) What was the Original Wire's original name ?

2) Where was the Old Ball ?

The Old Ball stood at the side of the Rodney.

About where the car wash is now.

Original Wire was called the Wheatsheaf.

Old Ball was where the car wash now stands

Look at the name change, eh?
Not happy with the service in the Lion either?

Wetherspoons let kids in.

This thread has inspired me. Next home game, I'm going to try either the Three Pigeons or The Original Wire. It's the missus' turn to drive anyway.

Not on matchday, put the Three Pigeons rocks, doesn't it SEB ?

Just to open it up a bit, what's everyone's favourite away pub?

La sauce in perpignan..........





after a home game get in the prince of wales,
what a night in there..

The Postern Gate.

Original Wire is ace after-match