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they must be lying fwir the pistols were banned .. the rest of us were at the donny gig .. (i wasn’t really)
they must be lying fwir the pistols were banned .. the rest of us were at the donny gig .. (i wasn’t really)
100k at that gig
how very dare you sir
Bridge Inn, Heeley Bridge, 15 min walk to match after sinking copious amounts before game, soon sobered up for those winter matchesWhich Bladey Blade pubs (I know, I know, that coversmostall of the city centre!) did you drink in that are no longer here? Any Memories?
Matilda Tavern (Matilda Street, obviously) - no idea why I put this first as I only went in a couple of times (both times before games). I got the feeling it was an old man's pub, back in the days when I wasn't one
The Pump, back of the Moor - I really liked The Pump, real shitty deal knocking it down for the refurbishment of the moor and then never building the replacement building(s)! Used to pop in during the day and read the paper when other half was shopping, visited loads of times before games, remember watching England v Argentina (when Beckham got sent off) on big (projected?) screens in here, also used to be a nice drop off before diving in the Zing Vaa. Couple of pool tables in the far bit IIRC? It was always busy when I went in (no matter the time of day), like I said; shame.
Tramway, London Road - lets just say, the picture above could be considered "post-refurbishment!".I walked past here to get to the Lane/home (depending on direction, heading up to Nether Edge), popped in a few times the worse for wear, bit of a dump, frequently a warzone, and completely dead when there wasn't a game on. Not surprised it shut.
Any more??? (I can think of a few but will leave some for others to post).
The Shujon was brilliant as was the manzil on ecclesall road - possibly the first Indian restaurant in Sheffield
Saw the banshees supporting the stranglers at improvision. They were awfulheh i was at that Sham gig. i had to sit upstairs cos i had a broken arm in plaster. there was fighting all the way through the gig between skins and punks .. Pursey got fed up with it and got a punk and a skin onstage to sing 'kids united'.. which all went rather well.. until they played the next number and they all started fighting again
Ah yes.. The Manzil. Forgot about that one. Good shout!
The Barrel London Road Blades pub They had a batman who wore long sleeved shirts, even in the hottest weather
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Holy pig!
The Hofbrauhaus was always full of Unitedites on a Saturday when they had strippers on, entry 5p.....apparently
I’ve had the old strippers tit in the mouth, Sunday lunchtime in the Hermitage. Pissed, Young, wild and free........ of crabs back then.I vaguely remember that although a friend of mine said the Dog and Patridge down Attercliffe was more “ interactive”.
It was like she was Stingray and we were mechanical fish or summat!
Attercliffes answer to sticky Vicky.Can’t say I’ve ever suckled on a strippers tit tbh but I did once accompany “said friend” to the Dog and Partridge one Saturday lunchtime.
This stripper on stage had a “toy”. She insisted on inserting it to the hilt then firing it out into the audience. I’d never seen owt like that before!
This bloody thing kept flying out of her chasm and bouncing across the wooden floor like a Barnes Wallace bomb. Then some poor hap would have to go under his seat and pick it up to give it back to her, and off we’d go again!
Why someone didn’t say to her: “ if it comes over ere ageean tha not avin it back” I really don’t know?
Erotic?
Not at all. She was a bloody nuisance with it that’s all!
I vaguely remember that although a friend of mine said the Dog and Patridge down Attercliffe was more “ interactive”.
I vaguely remember that although a friend of mine said the Dog and Patridge down Attercliffe was more “ interactive”.
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