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LIKED THE DOWNSTAIRS BAR JUST OUTSIDE HOVE STATION 1978'ISH,THE EXCHANGE WAS PRETTY GOOD,ALSO SPENT ALOT TIME IN THE TELL EARLY 80'S
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Where did you drink pre match during the goldstone days?
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HastingsSeagull
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Carton of Um-Bongo on the train usually from memory. I was primary school age mind you!
pork pie
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Bosun, Lamb & Flag, The Mitre, Cliftonville, the one by Hove Station (can't remember the name), Ship for quiet games. Happy days.
raymondbriggs
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Tell,Brighton Tavern,Eclipse,Sackville
Or Maytree Stadium sackville
Or Maytree Stadium sackville
hitony
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Exactly this!
BensGrandad
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When living in Worthing The Clifton a proper Brighton supporting pub, after that which ever pub I happened to be running.
Baron Pepperpot
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The Edinburgh, Upper Gloucester Road, Brighton.
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cliftonville surley
It was, but did it not change to a Firkin pub early 90's?
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cliftonville surley
In that case I remembered that one's name. What was the one by the lights that was later the Seagulls Tavern called then?
First and last games plus birthdays etc, we'd go to The Harbour View.
The landlady would sling us out in a 'don't come back' fashion, while her husband would quietly say 'don't worry lads she'll calm down by the final whistle, see you later'.
The landlady would sling us out in a 'don't come back' fashion, while her husband would quietly say 'don't worry lads she'll calm down by the final whistle, see you later'.
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Round my Mum & Dad's. Probably some orange juice with my Rice Krispies to get the day up & running, and then maybe a glass of Coke with my KitKat before we left for the game, or orange squash if we'd run out.
Good times.
Good times.
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Superphil
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cliftonville surley
Didn't it have some ridiculously long name so that it could be called the pub with the longest name. Something that ended like "is right here in Hove"
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sackville
Yep, that's the one.
Tom Hark Preston Park
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- Jul 6, 2003
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At one point it was the self-styled Pub with The Longest Name In The World. Name went all along the front and down. Was pretty shit pub by then, but the default watering hole for anyone getting off the train at Hove.
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sackville
Great bar staff!
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Great bar staff