Seagulls over London - Dick Knight attending

[Finchley Seagull]

The next meeting of Seagulls over London is on Wednesday 23 September at the Royal Oak pub in Borough. The meeting starts at 7:30pm.

Dick Knight has agreed to attend (subject to any last minute issues) so it should be a good night. All are welcome.

 

[Rich Suvner]

The next meeting of Seagulls over London is on Wednesday 23 September at the Royal Oak pub in Borough. The meeting starts at 7:30pm.

Dick Knight has agreed to attend (subject to any last minute issues) so it should be a good night. All are welcome.

seems like a perfect occassion to attend my first meeting since moving up this way - right outside my office too. thanks

 

[Garage_Doors]

What is Seagulls over London ?

 

[eastlondonseagull]

Not been for yonks, so if I can get out of work on time, will be there. Need a pint of Harveys

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[The Large One]

The next meeting of Seagulls over London is on Wednesday 23 September at the Royal Oak pub in Borough. The meeting starts at 7:30pm.

Dick Knight has agreed to attend (subject to any last minute issues) so it should be a good night. All are welcome.

I know most people know where this is, but not everyone. Perhaps a map and/or directions may help...?

 

[Rich Suvner]

I know most people know where this is, but not everyone. Perhaps a map and/or directions may help...?

Streetmap.co.uk- search results

 

[Psychobilly freakout]

What is Seagulls over London ?

Brighton fans who live in london perhaps

I belive they have regular meetings and guest speakers, also i belive they once did a pub crawl in London using only pubs called the Albion, one being round the corner from me in Islington also one even closer in between Kings Cross and Camden off york way. However this closed recently due to underhand dealings in said pub.

 

[Garage_Doors]

Brighton fans who live in london perhaps

I belive they have regular meetings and guest speakers, also i belive they once did a pub crawl in London using only pubs called the Albion, one being round the corner from me in Islington also one even closer in between Kings Cross and Camden off york way. However this closed recently due to underhand dealings in said pub.

Thank you PF.
Strange name though, could understand "in" London, but over

 

[blue'n'white]

I don't think the link works
I have tried to find this bloody pub more times than that - I used to work about 5 minutes away on Borough High Street but have never succeeded in finding the boozer.
Unfortunately I am unable to attend next week or I would give it another go - maybe blindfold this time !!

 

[Psychobilly freakout]

Thank you PF.
Strange name though, could understand "in" London, but over

Not all there today are you ? Seagulls Fly hence OVER not in

 

[Gilliver's Travels]

SoL background

If you live or work in the capital, you’ll get a lot from joining Seagulls over London. It’s an opportunity to hear about all things Albion, from the inside. A chance to meet other Seagulls fans and talk about the things that really matter – like how much more fun it would be if the board really did bow to NSC whim and sack a manager every time he failed to win in five games.

We normally meet on the third Thursday of every other month and the venue is the Royal Oak, Tabard Street (nearest tubes London Bridge and Borough). And just to make you feel at home, it sells Harvey’s. SoL membership will cost you a hefty fiver a year. That’s right. Five Quid. No increase in subs since 1921.

Kick-off on the night is normally at 7.30pm. For big-ticket guests like Dick Knight you really do need to get there early to get a seat. A lively and convivial evening is always guaranteed. Wish I could be there.

For directions, see here

 

[Billy the Fish]

Thank you PF.
Strange name though, could understand "in" London, but over

It's because they used to have their meetings in a light aircraft that took off from Gatwick and then circled over London, hence the name.
I think they had to stop doing it a few years ago because of a sharp rise in the cost of aviation fuel.

 

[Psychobilly freakout]

It's because they used to have their meetings in a light aircraft that took off from Gatwick and then circled over London, hence the name.
I think they had to stop doing it a few years ago because of a sharp rise in the cost of aviation fuel.

And the extra Kerfuffle with security

 

[Billy the Fish]

And the extra Kerfuffle with security

Bloody 9/11

 

[Captain Haddock]

It's because they used to have their meetings in a light aircraft that took off from Gatwick and then circled over London, hence the name.
I think they had to stop doing it a few years ago because of a sharp rise in the cost of aviation fuel.

I'll be goin' along Weds.

 

[Hercules Rockerfeller]

SoL background

If you live or work in the capital, you’ll get a lot from joining Seagulls over London. It’s an opportunity to hear about all things Albion, from the inside. A chance to meet other Seagulls fans and talk about the things that really matter – like how much more fun it would be if the board really did bow to NSC whim and sack a manager every time he failed to win in five games.

We normally meet on the third Thursday of every other month and the venue is the Royal Oak, Tabard Street (nearest tubes London Bridge and Borough). And just to make you feel at home, it sells Harvey’s. SoL membership will cost you a hefty fiver a year. That’s right. Five Quid. No increase in subs since 1921.

Kick-off on the night is normally at 7.30pm. For big-ticket guests like Dick Knight you really do need to get there early to get a seat. A lively and convivial evening is always guaranteed. Wish I could be there.

For directions, see here

Me and a mate will be making our debuts for this. To whom de way pay said five English pounds?

 

[Captain Haddock]

Mr. Paul Whelch, the organiser, who will no doubt make himself known to you at the pub.....we meet in the back (smaller) bar of the pub prior to k/off.

See you there!

 

[The Cardinal]

Brighton fans who live in london perhaps

I belive they have regular meetings and guest speakers, also i belive they once did a pub crawl in London using only pubs called the Albion, one being round the corner from me in Islington also one even closer in between Kings Cross and Camden off york way. However this closed recently due to underhand dealings in said pub.

The Albion pub crawl is the GDC rather than SoL.

I have fond memories of The Albion in Islington - a country pub in the middle of N1.

 

[Hercules Rockerfeller]

Mr. Paul Whelch, the organiser, who will no doubt make himself known to you at the pub.....we meet in the back (smaller) bar of the pub prior to k/off.

See you there!

Cheers!

 

[narly101]

bugger - can't make it.

i'll make next time though