Wetherspoons

[The Sinful Dwarf]

It was very busy today as a cruise ship was parked up across the bay.

'Spoons gets knocked but it had the best choice of beer in the town.

 

[Mackem DJ]

Keep politics out of pubs. I work hard all week, and just want to go to the pub with my mates and drink a pint without someone ramming politics down my throat

Shame that absolute nutter of an owner Tim Martin is trying his very best. Scumbag.

'Spoons gets knocked but it had the best choice of beer in the town.

Below the travellodge yeah? Whats there now btw?

 

[The Sinful Dwarf]

Below the travellodge yeah? Whats there now btw?
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In Oban.

Below the travellodge yeah? Whats there now btw?

In Oban.
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[squashjoe]

Buzzing in Central London. We are back.

 

[cluffy]

Buzzing in Central London. We are back.

Laptops left open all owa?

 

[SAFCOldie]

 

[squashjoe]

Laptops left open all owa

Living the dream in London

 

[cornish mackem]

'Spoons gets knocked but it had the best choice of beer in the town.

And pay the brewer buttons for it too

 

[Voice of fair play]

The bottom line with spoons is you get what's on the tin, it's not the best or the worst, you get what you pay for, that’s why it’s popular some meals at McDonalds and KFC more expensive.

 

[Kingdom Bhoy]

'Spoons gets knocked but it had the best choice of beer in the town.

Jameson's ran out of a load of beers yesterday the Brexit factor?

 

[The Sinful Dwarf]

Jameson's ran out of a load of beers yesterday the Brexit factor?

Fountain ran out of John Smith's anarl.

 

[Kingdom Bhoy]

Wetherspoons' boss loses out because of Brexit

Brexit promoting Tim Martin must take some of the blame for the current crises.

northeastbylines.co.uk

 

[Some Random Guy]

Wetherspoons' boss loses out because of Brexit

Brexit promoting Tim Martin must take some of the blame for the current crises.

northeastbylines.co.uk

My heart bleeds.

Seems a but if a non-story tbh. Pubs were closed for 19 weeks, 37% of the year, sales were down 38%.

I'm unlikely to use 'spoons again personally, this doesn't suggest they're likely to be struggling to me though.

 

[Kingdom Bhoy]

My heart bleeds.

Seems a but if a non-story tbh. Pubs were closed for 19 weeks, 37% of the year, profits were down 38%.

Wetherspoons must be feeling the strain to an extend have taken sky out of their pubs and put their prices up.

 

[joemcdokes]

My heart bleeds.

Seems a but if a non-story tbh. Pubs were closed for 19 weeks, 37% of the year, sales were down 38%.

I'm unlikely to use 'spoons again personally, this doesn't suggest they're likely to be struggling to me though.

What’s your reasons?

 

[Some Random Guy]

What’s your reasons?

Tim Martin. Already had this conversation, earlier in this thread I beloeve, cant be arsed with it again tbh mate.

 

[joemcdokes]

Tim Martin. Already had this conversation, earlier in this thread I beloeve, cant be arsed with it again tbh mate.

Oh it was you.
Ah well, you’ll be no loss, I suppose.

 

[Some Random Guy]

Wetherspoons must be feeling the strain to an extend have taken sky out of their pubs and put their prices up.

I'm sure they are, a nigh on 40% reduction in sales is going to put strain on anyone. If any chain can weather the storm its arguably spoons though, they're the McDonald's of the pub world.

 

[Kingdom Bhoy]

I'm sure they are, a nigh on 40% reduction in sales is going to put strain on anyone. If any chain can weather the storm its arguably spoons though, they're the McDonald's of the pub world.

I'm happy to avoid both.

 

[Some Random Guy]

Oh it was you.
Ah well, you’ll be no loss, I suppose.

I don't think anyone could drink enough to hurt their bottom line.