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It's half demolished!
It's going to be a Costa Coffee and drive through KFC or some other shit. Only the stone facade will be left from the original building.
I started my drinking life in The Pheasant, It holds great memories for me (and my wife, we met there, she worked behind the bar). I still live just along the road from it. Every time i go past I think what a bollocks they're making of everything!
Now, where did I put my time machine?
Probably parked at the side of mine...
Add the Huntsman, Parson Cross Hotel and the Magnet to the photos you posted,and that was our weekend pub crawl in the 80's, I was usually designated driver ..
 
Probably parked at the side of mine...
Add the Huntsman, Parson Cross Hotel and the Magnet to the photos you posted,and that was our weekend pub crawl in the 80's, I was usually designated driver ..
Good days.
All the pubs have gone but they can't demolish our memories and build flats on them!
 
It's half demolished!
It's going to be a Costa Coffee and drive through KFC or some other shit. Only the stone facade will be left from the original building.
I started my drinking life in The Pheasant, It holds great memories for me (and my wife, we met there, she worked behind the bar). I still live just along the road from it. Every time i go past I think what a bollocks they're making of everything!
Now, where did I put my time machine?
Used to start in there some Friday nights as I had mates who lived at Lane Top, bus down the hill towards Ecclesfield, one in the pub that's now a funeral home, walk into Ecclesfield to the Greyhound and Blue Ball (now a vets) then onto the square, Stocks, Griffin and White Bear (only the Stocks left), sometimes the Bull and down to the pub that's now the curry place at the end of the Common.
 
It's half demolished!
It's going to be a Costa Coffee and drive through KFC or some other shit. Only the stone facade will be left from the original building.
I started my drinking life in The Pheasant, It holds great memories for me (and my wife, we met there, she worked behind the bar). I still live just along the road from it. Every time i go past I think what a bollocks they're making of everything!
Now, where did I put my time machine?

As interesting as this thread is, it is at times quite depressing. Sheffield was never the prettiest town and Goering had a hand in remodelling the place, but the wanton destruction of beautiful old buildings and their replacement with modern carbuncles and roads is criminal. I know I'm coming over a bit Prince Charles, but I can guarantee that the building they're replacing the pub with, even with facade, won't be a patch on the original and within twenty years will be a crappy eyesore they're looking to pull down.
 
You didn't know the Goddards , Neuschwanstien , who used to be landlords in one of the boozers over that neck of the woods , used to have a son and daughter , transferred over to Gleadless town end .
TBH I dont remember the names of the Landloards in the pubs we used to frequent around Shirgreen area. So long ago.
 
Used to start in there some Friday nights as I had mates who lived at Lane Top, bus down the hill towards Ecclesfield, one in the pub that's now a funeral home, walk into Ecclesfield to the Greyhound and Blue Ball (now a vets) then onto the square, Stocks, Griffin and White Bear (only the Stocks left), sometimes the Bull and down to the pub that's now the curry place at the end of the Common.
The Arundel.
 
It is such a shame that so many pubs are disappearing. Times change and a lot of dreadful pubs deserved to go, but so many good pubs have gone because of a lack of customers. People don't realise what they have. Over here the thing I probably miss the most - apart from polite, cheerful people with a sense of humour - is a decent pub to drop in to whenever I fancy a pint. They simply don't exist here in anything close to a British pub.
 
You didn't know the Goddards , Neuschwanstien , who used to be landlords in one of the boozers over that neck of the woods , used to have a son and daughter , transferred over to Gleadless town end .

Think that was Brian, had the Horse Shoe late 70's early-mid 80's. His son worked behind the bar, also Brian.
Don't know where he went when he left though.
 
Think that was Brian, had the Horse Shoe late 70's early-mid 80's. His son worked behind the bar, also Brian.
Don't know where he went when he left though.
If it's the same family , took over boozer in Gleadless townend , where I meet the daughter , can't remember sons name , but he worked for the corpo , and was in Vanessa redgraves crowd ( revolutionary communist party ) ,
At the time ,
Old Denise was a wild one ( sighs wistfully ) but a good lass .
 
If it's the same family , took over boozer in Gleadless townend , where I meet the daughter , can't remember sons name , but he worked for the corpo , and was in Vanessa redgraves crowd ( revolutionary communist party ) ,
At the time ,
Old Denise was a wild one ( sighs wistfully ) but a good lass .


Red Lion?
 
Could be Sean , but went through that area last time I was home and place has changed that much it was hard to tell .
I did think of Red Lion , though .
Cheers brother .
 

Used to start in there some Friday nights as I had mates who lived at Lane Top, bus down the hill towards Ecclesfield, one in the pub that's now a funeral home, walk into Ecclesfield to the Greyhound and Blue Ball (now a vets) then onto the square, Stocks, Griffin and White Bear (only the Stocks left), sometimes the Bull and down to the pub that's now the curry place at the end of the Common.
The funeral home is the old High Greave.
 
Used to start in there some Friday nights as I had mates who lived at Lane Top, bus down the hill towards Ecclesfield, one in the pub that's now a funeral home, walk into Ecclesfield to the Greyhound and Blue Ball (now a vets) then onto the square, Stocks, Griffin and White Bear (only the Stocks left), sometimes the Bull and down to the pub that's now the curry place at the end of the Common.
Ball Inn, not Blue Ball.

Bert's neck of the woods in years gone by.
 
Could be Sean , but went through that area last time I was home and place has changed that much it was hard to tell .
I did think of Red Lion , though .
Cheers brother .
Sheffield and Heeley possibly and now flats.
 
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Demolished for road widening, I believe. And Here's the inside from about 1980ish

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Guessed where I'm from yet? Spent many happy times in all these establishments.Been pissed in all of them!
Hate the place ,beat us in the Nomads cup final. Some great lads from there though loads of Blades ,had some great times with the Partrdges ,Barretts and all that mob ,still see many at the Lane.
 

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