Leeds away pubs for away support

[redandwhiterob]

Don’t go in The Peacock - made that mistake in 1990 my mate got punched and then we lost 5-0!

Tuesday night game too iirc

 

[hank williams]

Tuesday night game too iirc

Bloody hell marra good memory

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[R5Skywalker]

Took a leeds lass on a date and went in the peacock on a match day. Only got out alive cos the lass was a local

And yes, I am a true romantic.

 

[gringo purves]

On a similar note any recommendations for parking near the ground?

 

[L18SFC]

I would recommend the Miners Arms in Morley, 10 minute taxi ride to the ground and has a huge Car Park for those driving! Cheap beer and good homecooked food! The owners are really nice people and the bar staff can't do enough for the clientele.

That’s where we are headed.

 

[AC Mack]

Aye, despite being a grand old and iconic ground in a good city, its location is canny shit especially for drinking. We drank in the Drysalters and watched the late kickoff that day then jumped in a taxi back to the city centre once the roads had quieted down.

Last time we were there we walked back into the centre, but it's a bit of a trek.

 

[bulletmagnet]

Nee trap mate travelling down with daughter and a Sunderland lad through and through for over 40yrs , Ashington mackem

Remember when you had a stupid haircut …..

 

[Digsys dinner]

Hettonbot reckened the Peacock was a good shout
Never found a welcoming pub around the ground, I'd stop in Leeds City Centre personally

The 3-0 win we had under Keane down there went up in there….enjoyable in my younger days

Went to game with an egg on me head

 

[ferryhill mackem]

I’m in Howard’s now. No one else in mind

 

[vinegar hill]

It’s strange that away fans can drink in any boozers in Sunderland and Newcastle without bother as long as they behave themselves like, but can’t in Leeds.
I mean really it’s not that different a city.

 

[ferryhill mackem]

I’m in Howard’s now. No one else in mind

Turns out it’s not open yet. Woman steward just said go in. A head steward just asked us how we got in and then said it isn’t open yet and the bar is for fans in the lower tier only

 

[T_Bone]

Too late now but I've been in that WMC in Beeston a couple of times. Up that long hill behind what was the away end then turn right.
Both times it was 50/50 very friendly. They sang we sang a song very civilised !

 

[DR CHEESE]

Beeston WMC went in 20 odd years ago was canny

Think that's the one a few of us were in 2004 or 2006 ...kicked off a bit too, I think a lass in her twenties got hit with a glass, when she was trying to get out the way !

 

[PTID]

Remember drinking in a club up a hill near the ground a couple of times.
Not really helpful though as I can’t remember where it was, what it was called and it was about 25 years ago so is probably a Tesco now

Ring any bells ?

South Leeds Conservative Club, Leeds

One or two cask ales available. Snooker and bowls. Opens early on days when Leeds United have a early kick off.

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Cross Flatts Recreational Club, Leeds

Snooker and pool tables.

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[Escape Velocity]

It’s strange that away fans can drink in any boozers in Sunderland and Newcastle without bother as long as they behave themselves like, but can’t in Leeds.
I mean really it’s not that different a city.

Imagine going to Rotherham and effectively not being able to drink in the town.

Irony being it’s doing everyone a massive favour and sending people for a far better experience in Sheffield.

 

[Fiery Jack]

Ring any bells ?

South Leeds Conservative Club, Leeds

One or two cask ales available. Snooker and bowls. Opens early on days when Leeds United have a early kick off.

whatpub.com

Cross Flatts Recreational Club, Leeds

Snooker and pool tables.

whatpub.com

Think it was a CIU club but it was over 20 years ago, most of the Durham bus went in