Going to the Peterborough match

[Twisted]

Never been to the ground before, or peterboroguh at all for that matter, wheres the crack pre match, decent pubs for away fans etc

[Flabb]

I'm going aswell but have never been before

Hope this helps

[Twisted]

Originally Posted by Flabb

I'm going aswell but have never been before

Hope this helps

not really but i like your avatar, reminds me of being a kid

[Rip Van Fish]

Originally Posted by Flabb

I'm going aswell but have never been before

Hope this helps

[kaisercisse]

i live 20 miles from Peterborough and ive never been either,this tells you what you need to know.

[Rip Van Fish]

Originally Posted by kaisercisse

i live 20 miles from Peterborough and ive never been either,this tells you what you need to know.

Nottingham?

yeah... rite

[Twisted]

Originally Posted by kaisercisse

i live 20 miles from Peterborough and ive never been either,this tells you what you need to know.

arrive 10 minutes before the match then grab a beer on the platform for pre match drinks

[Flavonoids]

Originally Posted by Twisted

not really but i like your avatar, reminds me of being a kid

I've never been, but as I'm consistently helpful I'll probably be in one of these;

'The Cherry Tree pub on Oundle Road is quite popular with away fans. Although small it is a friendly pub and is listed in the CAMRA Good Beer Guide. It costs £2 to park in their car park but you get £2 off a beer if you present the parking ticket at the bar'. Alun Thomas a visiting Wrexham supporter adds; 'We found a better bet than the Cherry Tree was the Palmerston Arms. It is away fan friendly and has around 10 real ales on on offer. This pub is situated around 100 yards further along Oundle Road on the opposite side'. Whilst Gordon Pearson recommends the Peacock, which can be found 'as you come over the River Nene, proceed down London Road past the ground on the left and the pub is situated on the right at the traffic lights next to a KFC drive through'.

Near to the ground is Charters, which is certainly worth a visit and is also listed in the CAMRA Good Beer Guide. This former Dutch barge, is moored on the River Nene, just a few minutes walk away from London Road, on the left hand side of the bridge, going towards the city centre. Upstairs is a Chinese restaurant, but downstairs there is a bar, which had on my last visit 12 real ales on tap. It was friendly enough and fans were able to take their drinks out onto the river bank, which makes it quite pleasant, when the weather is good. Alternatively, the ground is in walking distance (10 minutes) of the city centre (which is very pleasant and complete with a cathedral) where there are plenty of good pubs to be found. If you are arriving by train then the Brewery Tap near to the station on Westgate, is worth a visit. The home of Oakham Ales, this spacious bar serves good beer, Thai food and allows you views into the brewery itself. Pete Cluderay informs me; 'I discovered an excellent pub just up the road from the Brewery Tap called the Wortley Almshouses which is housed within quite an old building. It serves reasonable priced beers by Sam Smiths as well as food.'

Guinness please.

[kaisercisse]

Originally Posted by Rip Van Fish

Nottingham?

yeah... rite

Moved a year ago,so yeah rite.

[Twisted]

Originally Posted by Flavonoids

I've never been, but as I'm consistently helpful I'll probably be in one of these;



Guinness please.

sounds good, kaisercisse is missing out, cheers flavo flavonoids, you know what time it is