in approx order:

Red Lion, Winwick Road
Lord Rodney, Winwick Road
Three Pigeons, Tanners Lane
[iOld Ball - now demolished, car wash in it's place [/i


Original Wire, ex Wheatsheaf, Orford Lane.
Hawthorne, a bit further down Orford Lane.
[iHorse & Jockey - now demolished - matchday car park in its place[/i


King's Head, Winwick St
Railway Club, Winwick St
Albion, Scott St/Battersby Lane

These are the nearest to the HJ - can anyone remember any others (old and current) in this corner of Warri ?

Mcdonalds stands on the site of the old H&J. Used to pop down there after college, around 1982/3. Responsible for my first ever alcohol-induced vomitting session. 6 pints of Greenalls Festival

don`t be advertising our little secret barbera, tut tut

don't forget pepermint gardens lol

No mate its not the same since the landlord passed away..

My Dad tells me there were actually grown men crying when the Horse and Jockey was knocked down..

I'd rather be somewhere quiet on match day. Nice couple of pints then walk it off on the way to the ground. Winwick Quay everytime.

Kings Head!!

Good question.

I would probably say, despite the fact that it's murder trying to get served, it would probably be the Black Bull in St Helens. And maybe the Warehouse in Huddersfield.

glassmakers..burma star...liberal club..manx arms.....cant beat the conny club great pint and a damm sight cheaper than any other watering hole

Dont forget the raven,the cross keys oh the strippers in the brit..

and yates

previous guy died

Barge and Barrel in Elland

or

The Grove in Huddersfield

or

The Kings Arms in Wakefield.

Hard to choose - three totally different pubs but all brilliant.

Black Bull - Saints
Red Robin - Wigan
Willows - Salford (when its open)
Sky Rack - Leeds

just a few of them

Went to the Albion after the Quins game last week - was pleased to see it had been rejuvenated with some proper beers and will soon start brewing its own. Worth checking out if you haven't already been. www.albionales.com/

Went to the Albion after the Quins game last week - was pleased to see it had been rejuvenated with some proper beers and will soon start brewing its own. Worth checking out if you haven't already been. www.albionales.com/

we started using the albion for matchdays the back end of last season and for the first game this year,the beers ok and a nice stroll to the ground which isn't too far for the kids.

Sorta O/T but has anyone noticed that Yates is bing redone into another witherspoons? - think it's name is 'the looking glass' or something like that. But that could be a good one to check out

The Salisbury or Thirsty Scholar by Oxford Road station in Manchester then the 14.11 train to Central for a Sunday 3pm kick off. An early dart (leave the West Stand two minutes from the end to walk round and check the final seconds from the South East exit gate) to make sure of the 16.44 train back and the Thirsty Scholar just after five. Works for me.

Red Lion for me. Even though it is filthy. The beers OK and they even seemed to have enough staff behind the Bar last Sunday. My favourite away Pub used to be the Fox and Goose adjacent to Central Park, Wigan.

Opens on the 26th of Feb...

We used to go to the Original Wire, but now go to the Irish club which is far more comfortable although a little further from the ground.

As for the other gounds.

Cas - The Early Bath
Bradford - The Red Lion
Leeds - Leeds supporters club
Catalan - anywhere on the canal front or in the main square
Hull - The Brickmakers Arms
Hull KR - Soccer sensation next to HKR Ground
Harlequins - The long bar
Saints - Bird ith Hand
Wakefield - Conservative Club by the ground
Salford - The Willows or the Catholic Club on the corner
Huddersfield - Bradley Mills WMC
Crusaders -TBA

At Wigan we use the South Stand bar.

Kings Head

147club and alliance club down norman st.

th'irish club are all top boozers

the borough arms.