Anyone know of any friendly pubs in Stirling showing the Rangers v Hibs game tonight? Preferably in the center of town and with as few blue noses as possible.
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13-02-2015 07:15 AM #1
Pubs in Stirling.
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13-02-2015 07:32 AM #2This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Sorry
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The other pub is morrisons at the opposite end on the centre of town, it can be a bit more 'volatile' and will def have gers fans in it! They will def have the game in though.
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13-02-2015 08:02 AM #4
http://sport.bt.com/pubfinder-013638...rt_sportfinder
The more you drill down on the map the more pubs it reveals. In terms of Huns I know to avoid the anchor in Bannockburn but as for city centre it's certainly not that bad, not as bad as Alloa anyway.
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13-02-2015 08:22 AM #5
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I went to uni in stirling so I know your issue
Avoid The Fallin' - massive hun pub / orange lodge
You should be ok in the O'Neils - Irish bar just down the hill and around the corner from Fubar (then out for 2-4-1 vk apples to celebrate )
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13-02-2015 08:29 AM #6
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Weird. I was away to ask the same thing. I got told sportsters an American type place?
Was told its Celtic end? Taking my girlfriend so somewhere with zero hassle and a bite to eat would be good
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I'd always have said that outside Glasgow/Ayrshire/Lanarkshire that West Lothian and bits of Fife would be the places to suffer most from that particular affliction.
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13-02-2015 10:15 AM #10
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I think No 2 Baker Street has BT Sport, though I've not been in it to watch games. It's a smaller, friendly pub with an ever-changing variety of guest beers for those who appreciate that.
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13-02-2015 10:26 AM #11
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As the guys are saying there should be no problem in any of the pubs. Not many traditional pubs in the town centre but any of the new monstrosities should have it on (except Wetherspoons obviously). Strange thing, in all my years I have never really seen a football related piece of agro in Stirling pubs. Still get nutters up for a Friday or Saturday night pavement dance but that is the same anywhere. I never knew there was such a thing as a Rangers or Celtc pub till I moved to Denny! When I used to go on the Alloa bus many moons ago it stopped at St Ninians to at the Borestone Bar to pick us up. So did the Rangers, Celtc and Hertz bus. Never an ounce of trouble. I would agree that Stirling is definitely more bluenose than Celtc minded though.
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13-02-2015 04:16 PM #12
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I would recommend Morrisons purely as it has a decent selection of beers. I'm from Dunblane and when i lived their i found it far more Rangers orientated, as is much of the central belt in my opinion.
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13-02-2015 09:09 PM #13
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[QUOTE=Mikeystewart;4301319]Anyone know of any friendly pubs in Stirling showing the Rangers v Hibs game tonight? Preferably in the center of town and with as few blue noses as possible.
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I'm in the city walls and the Huns left at half time. Listening to Tom urie. Big Bob from river city. Perfect night with the Mrs ;-)
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