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Anyone organising a meet-up for Liverpool...?

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hopefully some scouser - JAK??? 3 weeks to get ones finger out of arse

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The Vines used to be a good pub near Lime Street station,a while back when it used to be my copping(READNon-Copping)joint* .Next door to that hotel which got it's own reality series filmed around it.

(*Lads don't read too much into that.Years ago,if I fell into a bucket of tits,I'd be the one sucking my thumb!)

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Yeah J.A.K, time to sort a venue.

Make sure you pick somewhere big enough for the big NOOL fight :evil4:

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go the blob shop.

i won't be. but some of you lot will suit it.

:laugh:

i'm not arsed about huge meetups. harder to get served at the bar with a mad gang in the ale house. i'm staying local, then jumping a cab up with an hour to go before kick-off.

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Miserable git!!

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[magenta]Missy Jem[/magenta] wrote: Miserable git!!

:laugh: i just know what the pubs by the Wig Wam will be like thats all. better off meeting in town. round the corner from St Johns Precinct. weatherspoons/ JR's bar/ Blob etc / taxi rank outside too.

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I'm not being funny, but i'm not taking someone who is coming over from Florida to a scouse wetherspoons. Unless, of course she wants to... Christ knows why she would mind.

What proper pubs do you recommend? Preferably ones which arent full of scallies.

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Andrew Sayer wrote: hopefully some scouser - JAK??? 3 weeks to get ones finger out of arse

haha he doesn't play well with others...

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Uncle Liam wrote: I'm not being funny, but i'm not taking someone who is coming over from Florida to a scouse wetherspoons. Unless, of course she wants to... Christ knows why she would mind.

What proper pubs do you recommend? Preferably ones which arent full of scallies.

those pubs are ok and scall free. and Agent Wood won't mind anyway. surely. :laugh:

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Dave Legge wrote: Yeah J.A.K, time to sort a venue.

Make sure you pick somewhere big enough for the big NOOL fight :evil4:

you just can't wait, can you? :evil4:

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The Hanover Hotel. Round the corner from Lime Street, opposite a taxi rank and the fast food places. Hold's plenty as well.

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PHD wrote: The Hanover Hotel. Round the corner from Lime Street, opposite a taxi rank and the fast food places. Hold's plenty as well.

and plenty of room at the long bar. :nod:

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Anyone disagree then? Chris, Hanky?

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Digital Mike wrote: :sleep:

don't worry, mike. i probably won't be going to the pre-gig meet-up, anyway. :rolleyes:

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I hope you are, I'm looking forward to meeting you :)

The :sleep: was not aimed at you :)

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Digital Mike wrote: I hope you are, I'm looking forward to meeting you :)

The :sleep: was not aimed at you :)

then don't 'drop your mobile' in any oceans again! ;)

i may come in for a pint before the show and say hi to those people i want to meet, but that's it. we'll see.

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Anyone chosen a venue yet?

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Marc wrote: Anyone chosen a venue yet?

The Hanover on Hanover Street is looking good.:nod:

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This is my first post. Thought I would chip in as a local (I live across the Mersey, as in Ferry across) to recommend a drinking hole.

A trouble free, bohemian place is the Lemon Lounge (used to be called the Brewery) up the road from Lime Street and a short walk down the road to the gig. Just past the bombed out church on Berry Street.

Just got tickets myself night before last.

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hooky monster wrote: This is my first post. Thought I would chip in as a local (I live across the Mersey, as in Ferry across) to recommend a drinking hole.

A trouble free, bohemian place is the Lemon Lounge (used to be called the Brewery) up the road from Lime Street and a short walk down the road to the gig. Just past the bombed out church on Berry Street.

Just got tickets myself night before last.

what's the pint cost??

we've been watching the weekend world cup matches at the River Bar right next to the old tunnel. but its fuckin about £2.80 for a pint. I'm gonna be skint before this gig, if England carry on in the World Cup any longer.

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J.A.K wrote:

hooky monster wrote: This is my first post. Thought I would chip in as a local (I live across the Mersey, as in Ferry across) to recommend a drinking hole.

A trouble free, bohemian place is the Lemon Lounge (used to be called the Brewery) up the road from Lime Street and a short walk down the road to the gig. Just past the bombed out church on Berry Street.

Just got tickets myself night before last.

what's the pint cost??

we've been watching the weekend world cup matches at the River Bar right next to the old tunnel. but its fuckin about £2.80 for a pint. I'm gonna be skint before this gig, if England carry on in the World Cup any longer.

Blimey- thought that was really cheap myself:\ohwell:

No wonder you never come to London to watch Liverpool play!:evil4:

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Bonzette wrote:

J.A.K wrote:

hooky monster wrote: This is my first post. Thought I would chip in as a local (I live across the Mersey, as in Ferry across) to recommend a drinking hole.

A trouble free, bohemian place is the Lemon Lounge (used to be called the Brewery) up the road from Lime Street and a short walk down the road to the gig. Just past the bombed out church on Berry Street.

Just got tickets myself night before last.

what's the pint cost??

we've been watching the weekend world cup matches at the River Bar right next to the old tunnel. but its fuckin about £2.80 for a pint. I'm gonna be skint before this gig, if England carry on in the World Cup any longer.

Blimey- thought that was really cheap myself:\ohwell:

No wonder you never come to London to watch Liverpool play!:evil4:

i know. i'd have a heart attack. £1.30 in my local BEFORE!!!!!!! 5 o'clock.

Cigs: £3.50 ANYTIME!!!!!!

:laugh:

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Any pubs that open late for a post-gig pissup too?

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What about the Philharmonic- reasonably sized-

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J.A.K wrote:

hooky monster wrote: This is my first post. Thought I would chip in as a local (I live across the Mersey, as in Ferry across) to recommend a drinking hole.

A trouble free, bohemian place is the Lemon Lounge (used to be called the Brewery) up the road from Lime Street and a short walk down the road to the gig. Just past the bombed out church on Berry Street.

Just got tickets myself night before last.

what's the pint cost??

we've been watching the weekend world cup matches at the River Bar right next to the old tunnel. but its fuckin about £2.80 for a pint. I'm gonna be skint before this gig, if England carry on in the World Cup any longer.

J.A.K.,

not sure of the cost of a pint because usually too far gone to comprehend by the time I get there on a weekend night out. students go so can't be that expensive.

i'd be interested to meet up with one or two fellow order brethren to be in company of those who can appreciate a conversation, say about 1963 and what this says about sumner's sexuality. (of course sumner is asexual as he is God).

the phil is a bit cramped. the everyman, down the road from the phil is better.

would someone announce where one of your cliques are going so I can infiltrate.

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Of course, if England make it to the semi-finals (and then lose the semi on penalties!), then that particular Saturday will be the 3rd-place playoff... Pubs will be packed! :smoking:

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Nick King wrote: Of course, if England make it to the semi-finals (and then lose the semi on penalties!), then that particular Saturday will be the 3rd-place playoff... Pubs will be packed! :smoking:

Depends what time the 3rd place is being played. If England are on then they may be packed. Can't see them being that busy otherwise.:shrug:

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