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Off Topic Roughest Hull boozer you've supped in.

Discussion in 'Hull City' started by Carmine Galante., Jun 28, 2017.

  1. look_back_in_amber

    look_back_in_amber Well-Known Member

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    Hull Cheese landlords, was it Andy and Carol Murphy?

    Henry's was definitely the roughest for me, was in there every Friday night though.
     
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  2. Bergerac28

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    The Eagle, sadly missed for me, even away fans welcome. Our first year in the Prem with West Ham, Chelsea & Newcastle fans. Great place RIP.
     
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    Kingfisher on Great Thornton Street
     
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  4. Chilton's Hundreds

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    Whittington & Cat in the 1980's

    Regulars seemed to think they had the right of way when walking past the dart board.

    Which would normally be fine until non-regulars had a game of darts.
     
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    Yes thats who it was, my mate was Andy junior, a very funny guy(although i didn't know his dad was also called Andy).
     
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    Andy and Carol are now neighbours of mine, they're a fantastic couple.
     
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  7. charon-the-ferryman

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    Scamps and Henry's were rough old places - I worked in Trog Bar for three years in the seventies, there was often mass brawls with the bouncers leaving glass all over the place - one of my jobs was to collect all the ginger and tonic mixer bottles that hadn't been fully used and make full bottles and put a cap on them
     
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    Not mentioned New York & Silver Cod when frequented by City mobs.

    A fight in town in the 80's could get nasty in either Bass House or Centre Bar due to the tightly packed pub and narrowness to the exit.
     
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    Sandringham. Not the roughest I've ever been in. But it's up there.

    Pilot in Bev road isn't exactly welcoming.

    Always enjoyed Shakespeare's Head in Leicester. Pint of mild in a pub decorated in the theme of 1967.
     
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  11. bum_chinned_crab

    bum_chinned_crab Well-Known Member

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    Andy Carroll is a neighbour of yours?
     
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  12. Carmine Galante.

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    Come on Bummers.

    You can do better than that.
     
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  13. DMD

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    Was it something he'd said?
     
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    Should Ocean 11 be disqualified as it was a coffee shop not a boozer?

    A rough place whatever it was.
     
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    I'm not sure I can.
     
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    Yeah enjoying it. Cocktails aren't cheap - by Uk standards, probably are for Aussies - as you'd expect to pay £9 in a decent city centre bar in the U.K. However when you compare that to £4 for a nice meal then the booze is really expensive!
     
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  17. The B&S Fanclub

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    Cameo was the coffee club, in which you could purchase bottles of watered down rum under the bar.
    Ocean 11 was a club with a licence to sell booze over the counter.

    Played some decent music in there and to be honest it wasn't so bad as long as you didn't upset any of the regulars.
     
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    Ocean 11 1975-1989

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    Things could get a bit hairy in the Beech Tree.
     
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  20. TigerinSydney

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    Haha - World Cup semi final 1990 was the only time I recall anything approaching proper agro at the beech tree
     
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