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Originally Posted by SteH
He had the one thats still up Ste..Only gonna go worse Im afraid is the Pub trade..There'l be no "Traditional" boozers in 10 / 15 years me thinks.Sad mate inniit.
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Originally Posted by SteH
He had the one thats still up Ste..Only gonna go worse Im afraid is the Pub trade..There'l be no "Traditional" boozers in 10 / 15 years me thinks.Sad mate inniit.
Your not wrong there, there must be one a fortnight closing now in the city. As recently as 1995 I remember going on a crawl from Anfield to town starting off in the Valley and we had about ten pints. Now we'd only manage 3.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gerard
That's just age catching up! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by SteH
Liverpool is not alone in having lost so many of its old pubs. I thought you may be interested in my feature, 'The Vanished Pubs of Chester' - which you can find here-
http://www.bwpics.co.uk/oldpubs.html
When just starting out on the ale trail at aged about 17 and knocking around the Birkett Street tenements/four squares area, we would start out at the Soho Arms, head along Greaty to The Lamplighter and the 7 Stars then perhaps take in the New York and Old Campfield before heading down to the Tugboat which was a great little walk and night and I think only the Old Campfield is the only one of those trading just now.
Wallasey you are a legend. Thank you so much for the pic. my computer has been off so only just found it.Quote:
Originally Posted by wallasey
Thanks again mate
Tony:)
Your welcome; it wasn't a diversion really seeing as it was on the way home!
it will be interesting to see if these pubs are here in a few years time after Peel have done their work. Wirral MBC might dual Tower Road but I would imagine that this would go straight up to Charing Cross. Well, that's what I would do anyway.
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Originally Posted by LIPA
Ned Kellys is an Australian bar!! The list has missed off The Liffey in Renshaw St which often has live music and in my opinion does the best Guinness in the city.
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The Belvedere, Sugnall Street off Falkner Street.
smashin old boozer is the hole in the wall in a little street off Dale St.
Too many old fashioned pubs have been demolished. The city is becoming too full with these horrible trendy cattlemarkets full of dance music. For a start you can't have a conversation in them.
Great place the Hole in the Wall, just a pity they were forced to start letting women in under the sex discrimination act.:PDT11Quote:
Originally Posted by Suburban
I lived in Philharmonic Court (to the right in your photo, through the gates) while attending university, but oddly enough didn't go to the Belvedere very often. Shot from 1984:Quote:
Originally Posted by Max
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Originally Posted by SteH
I remember that being on the news. A group of women went in and drank a few pints and there were only Pee stalls in the toilets. :handclap:
Might not be the appropriate place like, but how do I post a pic in a reply, cos I`ve tried to cut and paste it to no avail!! got a great pic of a good old boozer on Scottie Rd. Anyone got a tip for me? Even if it is blatant!! I`ve only just started out with all this computer lark, mainly cos of me job, but its all about websites like this one for me now! Only knew how to rob the things till 4 years ago!!!! :-)
Giz-a-clue will ya!!!???????????
gilly,
Click 'post reply' scroll down to 'manage attachments ' click on browse and choose your pic, then click on upload. When it is uploaded you can preview your post to make sure it is what you want before submitting reply. Make sure the pic is in an accepted format.:PDT_Aliboronz_24: