I'm new to the area so please excuse this post.
Is there somewhere to watch the game on BT Sport in central York or on the 5 bus route to Strensall?
Cheers!
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I'm new to the area so please excuse this post.
Is there somewhere to watch the game on BT Sport in central York or on the 5 bus route to Strensall?
Cheers!
The Stone Roses bar, if its on there then you'll enjoy the atmosphere.
Mad for it are they?Quote:
Originally Posted by TheReg!
There's a boozer diagonally across from The Punch Bowl (Wetherspoons) thats good for watching games, the name escapes me though. Nae idea if its on the bus route either.
York is decent. I am in West Yorkshire or you could have watched it here. Loads of pubs should have it on in the city.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hibbyradge
O'neills should have it, good boozer and has a picture of george best in a hibs top behind the bar to boot. Not sure the bus roite, bit its at the far end of the high steeet, turn right and just before the beidge. Also id you go to the top of the shambles and turn left or right and you will have a pick of places. Tbh ive been to york about 5 or 6 tines and it pretty much has a pub every 100 yards in and aeound the city center, so kost places will have it. But do recommend O'neills, cheap and cheerful with not bad food
I've been to O'Neill's before, but I didn't think it had BT Sport.
There's a boozer up near Bootham, name totally escapes me but they show Scottish football. Just round the corner from the Jorvik Hotel.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hibbyradge
I think its called The Windmill Inn.Quote:
Originally Posted by HUTCHYHIBBY
I know it! It's at Micklegate and it has BT Sport!Quote:
Originally Posted by HUTCHYHIBBY
http://www.johnbarras.com/sports/
Thanks!
Not the one opposite The Exhibition, it is where the York Poppy Thieves meet.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pretty Boy
Called the White Horse and best avoided. Used to have something to do with Roy Kay and they have a framed shirt of his hanging up that he wore when they were inevitably getting trousered some time in the mid 70s.Quote:
Originally Posted by gringojoe
Keystones at Monkbar is covered in TVs and is bound to have it on. You'll get a decent pint in there too at student rates.
The Golden Lion further along Goodramgate from there is also a good bet.
If you're in Micklegait, the Priory will show it and there's a 'Sports Bar' further up which is a cert.
Not now it doesn't. Took all their football frames down a while back. I asked the staff what had happened to them and the bar was due for a change in name at the time. Still O'Neills minus Georgie, but there are better bars.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hibee87
Hope the weather isn't affecting you too badly down there mate, it looks like a right nightmare on tv.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hibbyradge
York Pennsylvania anyone?
...just me then...
from what we've seen on tv, you wont be up to yer knees in feinian blood. wear waders though, it can be a bit wet, whatever boozer you find :wink::wink::wink: