Monroes?Barbary coast pre match take some beating big babs rotten
Monday nee body at work how'ld on Downhill
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Monroes?Barbary coast pre match take some beating big babs rotten
Monday nee body at work how'ld on Downhill
Aye I think so? I was just thinking the other day, about how many pubs are left on the south side, west of Kyle road, I could think of about three, not sure if there's even that many.I went in the Potters for a couple too. When I was a lad there was six pubs in Pennywell and South Hylton (and another three just outside the border) and at least five clubs. There's only one pub and two clubs now I think (I'm assuming the RBL has closed down the bank).
You on about Stan youBy about 20 yards, although the original Penny Well that the estate was named after was where Greenbank Drive is now.
There was a bloke sitting in the same seat in front of the bar that I first saw him sitting in in 1984. Every Sunday without fail. The only thing different was he had two new drinking companions cos the original two have passed away.
Aye I think so? I was just thinking the other day, about how many pubs are left on the south side, west of Kyle road, I could think of about three, not sure if there's even that many.
You on about Stan you
I think the Wavey is either shut or being renovated? I'm guessing the Dolphin is still open, don't know for sure, other than those three, It's hard to think of any others.Potters, Hastings Hill. Is the Wavey still open? There used to be enough pubs in the west of the town to have a decent sized darts league in the area on Mondays.
Must be mid/late 70's now. He looked good for his age.
I think the Wavey is either shut or being renovated? I'm guessing the Dolphin is still open, don't know for sure, other than those three, It's hard to think of any others.
They were a phenomenon unique to the north east.I was never a fan but what a cracking cultural phenomenon it was.
The Board inn is still open as far as I know as well.There's a couple in Silky I think.
Usually get a canny few in on a Saturday night.Looks like I’ll be back in South Hylton WMC this evening. Canny rock band on by all accounts. No idea how many will be in for it though.
Now it’s a old ppls homeWashington Welfare was part of my youth and early adult life, every pub or club I go in now I compare them to the Welfare, it was brilliant, full of characters, hard drinkers, hard men and some of the best pool and snooker players I have seen. If you were a Welfare lad you had mates for life. I actually cried when it was pulled down after the travesty it was allowed to become. ( last chance ranch )