Marty___Mcfly
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- Sep 14, 2011
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I'm heading up to the land of Delia, Alan Partridge and Tim Westwood on the 22nd- anyone got any tips, pub recommendations etc?
Cheers!
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JamesAndTheGiantHead
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Try and rob the deeds to Elliot Bennett if you can.
Beach Hut
Brighton Bhuna Boy
Blue Parrot ?
Ernest
Stupid IDIOT
Typical JCL's
Mackenzie
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We Won't Be Druv
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- May 12, 2009
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Was a few years ago, but the Fat Cat pub was brilliant if you like real ale
Blues Rock DJ
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keep your money in your pocket !!
drew
Drew
First league away trip of the season. Should be a good session!!! Problem is have to be up early Sunday for coach to Wembley. Not looking forward to that journey!
Blues Rock DJ
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Um.....Wembley ??
Ken Newbury
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I recommend the Coach and Horses near the Royal Mail office just up from the Station. Food is good plus it is home to the Chalk Hill Brewery if you like real ale.
drew
Drew
Taking my girls team to see the ladies play Germany.
Pondicherry
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My tickets arrived today.
drew
Drew
Rang yesterday and got mine in the post today.
Cheers, I'll ring them in the morning.
BlockDpete
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- Oct 8, 2005
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Might be on the mat when I get home.
The Fat Cat looks amazing.
The Fat Cat looks amazing.
fataddick
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Best football awayday in the UK is Naarich. Castle and cathedral for them that likes history, millions of shops (eg four specialist board games shops compared to the two shelves in a comic shop that Brighton & Hove has), hire a boat from by the station and potter a couple of miles up the Yar for some decent riverside country pubs (eg the Ferry), etc. As far as pubs in the city itself goes, most of the famed ale pubs are a bit of a hike out of town (Fat Cat etc around Dereham Road 1.5 miles West of the Centre; King's Head etc across the river a mile or so North of the Centre). There are no shit pubs in Norwich though, apart from the West Street style strip of bars for morons on Prince Of Wales Road. For immediately pre- and/or post-match I recommend the Coach & Horses on Thorpe Road (just North of the railway line); it's home to the Chalk Hill Brewery, pints are cheap (including strong 6% abv stuff) and it's less than 10 mins walk from the away turnstiles...
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