Millwall Away

[muddyfeet]

Def IN
My closest game

[Pepe the Horseman]

Where we drinking pre-game?

[Stuka]

Ought to be somewhere near London Bridge station.

[bobby1413]

There's a few places I go to, but I can only remember the Bunch of Grapes which was pretty good but I would consider other places.

Chris Lynskey a visiting Scunthorpe United fan recommends; 'The Shipwright Arms on Tooley
Street, near London Bridge. Come out of London Bridge tube station, turn right and its only 200yds
down the road on your right hand side. A lovely little pub which also serves food. We left the pub at 2.15pm to go and catch the train to the stadium and made it comfortably for kick off'.

On the Borough High Street by London Bridge is the Barrow Boy & Banker, which is a Fullers pub and has the benefit of a large screen showing SKY Sports. Further down the High Street is the Borough Market, which on nearby Stoney Street is situated the legendary Market Porter pub. This pub is also a regular listing in the CAMRA Good Beer Guide and always has 9 real ales on tap. Mick Hubbard adds; 'Also on Borough High Street is the George Inn, which is owned and leased by the National Trust. It is an outstandingly beautiful building, and the pub itself retains its wooden flooring and wall panelling. It serves its own ‘George Ale’ which went down nicely'.

[M Brook]

I've never been to Millwall before, so that's the main reason I'm going. It's a bit of a trek though, isn't it?

Waterloo - Waterloo East - London Bridge - Sarf Bermondsey (first stop) - direct walkway to the away section - Sorted

Home for tea.

[Big Foot]

There's a few places I go to, but I can only remember the Bunch of Grapes which was pretty good but I would consider other places.

Chris Lynskey a visiting Scunthorpe United fan recommends; 'The Shipwright Arms on Tooley
Street, near London Bridge. Come out of London Bridge tube station, turn right and its only 200yds
down the road on your right hand side. A lovely little pub which also serves food. We left the pub at 2.15pm to go and catch the train to the stadium and made it comfortably for kick off'.

On the Borough High Street by London Bridge is the Barrow Boy & Banker, which is a Fullers pub and has the benefit of a large screen showing SKY Sports. Further down the High Street is the Borough Market, which on nearby Stoney Street is situated the legendary Market Porter pub. This pub is also a regular listing in the CAMRA Good Beer Guide and always has 9 real ales on tap. Mick Hubbard adds; 'Also on Borough High Street is the George Inn, which is owned and leased by the National Trust. It is an outstandingly beautiful building, and the pub itself retains its wooden flooring and wall panelling. It serves its own ‘George Ale’ which went down nicely'.

Loads of pubs between LDN Bridge and Borough - The George is my pick of them but also Southwark Arms and Market Porter

[MouldyRoyal]

Potential in for this. Was a good laugh last time.

[NessaFromEldorado]

Def IN

[mr_number]

Where we drinking pre-game?

If you tell us where you're drinking first, then we can make a plan

[Will95]

IN.

Thinking The Shipwright Arms before the game, and then a mini crawl afterwards through the other 3 on the FGG (George, Barrow Boy, Market Porter).

[Cureton's Volley]

IN

10.28 Reading to Paddington, tube will ensure arrival in London Bridge by midday.

Plenty of decent boozers in that vicinity. Will probably head straight to the Market Porter for the better quality food & beer.

14.25 train from London Bridge to South Bermondsey.

[Maquisard]

Ticket bought ... along with a slightly cheaper ticket for QPR and more expensive one for Ipswich ... and a no. 7 Pog shirt (just in case he's about to be sold). Fun times ... I hope

Now to explain to my solicitor why I no longer have enough money for the deposit on my new flat

[Readingfanman]

Barrowboy was full of Reading fans last time. Opens at 11am, but it wasn't cheap, over £4+ a pint in there for everything.

[LoyalRoyalFan]

Any repeat of the carnage seen at the Brighton game will be sure to put off any of the Millwall firm causing trouble.

[Cureton's Volley]

Any repeat of the carnage seen at the Brighton game will be sure to put off any of the Millwall firm causing trouble.

Better wear some Burberry socks though, just to make sure they get the message

[Big Foot]

Barrowboy was full of Reading fans last time. Opens at 11am, but it wasn't cheap, over £4+ a pint in there for everything.

£4.60 a pint of Fuller's Discovery in March 2012 - yeah fanks

[LoyalRoyalFan]

Barrowboy was full of Reading fans last time. Opens at 11am, but it wasn't cheap, over £4+ a pint in there for everything.

£4.60 a pint of Fuller's Discovery in March 2012 - yeah fanks

£28 a ticket is bad enough.

[Will95]

*£26

[Pepe the Horseman]

Saved £2 there. Means your first two pints will only be £3.60.

[bobby1413]

Very tempted, but not sure I'll make it. Trying to save money*

*This probably means the day before, I will suddenly decide I want to go and will spend the whole day drinking and wasting my money in London.