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Alright folks,

Heading over to the Wigan game from Dublin with 3 mates on Saturday the 24th of March. We are arriving into the city at 9.30am and will head toward Anfield around 12.30pm.

Can you give me the names of 2 or 3 LFC pubs close to the ground so we can go there before the game and sample the REAL pre match atmopshere ?

Just hope we can BANG a few goals in against Wigan cause we can't score in a brothel at the moment.

Thks

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Just outside of the ground, outside the front of the Kop, there's a boozer.

The Albert, that's if you can even force your way into there on a match day.

Walton Road I think it is?

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Alright folks,

Heading over to the Wigan game from Dublin with 3 mates on Saturday the 24th of March. We are arriving into the city at 9.30am and will head toward Anfield around 12.30pm.

Can you give me the names of 2 or 3 LFC pubs close to the ground so we can go there before the game and sample the REAL pre match atmopshere ?

Just hope we can BANG a few goals in against Wigan cause we can't score in a brothel at the moment.

Thks

YNWA


i'm going down to the same game as it happens. looking forward to it, and hoping that we are due to put a few goals past mediocre opposition at anfield. in my experience the pub at the back of the kop is always good as the previous poster said, but will need to get there early!

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The Solly (Salisbury) on Walton Breck road,will likely be a few Irish lads in there.


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Bootroom, or do you have to book first?

Never been in there.

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My recommendations would be to start at the Sandon (you simply have to go there its the LFC pub for over 100 years) then either Albert or Arkles. My recommendation would be Arkles as away fans go in too and you get the atmosphere. I would not go more than two pubs as it gets chocka match days. After the game before you go to the fleshpots try old Liverpool, start at Philharmonic (look at the ceilings and be sure to go to the toilet it’s very famous). Then try fly in the loaf then doctor Duncan’s. These are near to X in the City so you might bump into Balotelli on your travels. Then if you must Williamson square / Mathew Street. As Irish lads try Flanagan’s for a pint of Guinness as good as anywhere and some good sights in the bar. Too many other places to mention but most visitors just go to the same spots Mathew Street and Williamson and miss the old Liverpool pubs which is a great shame.


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Originally Posted By: Stanley Park
My recommendations would be to start at the Sandon (you simply have to go there its the LFC pub for over 100 years) then either Albert or Arkles. My recommendation would be Arkles as away fans go in too and you get the atmosphere. I would not go more than two pubs as it gets chocka match days. After the game before you go to the fleshpots try old Liverpool, start at Philharmonic (look at the ceilings and be sure to go to the toilet it’s very famous). Then try fly in the loaf then doctor Duncan’s. These are near to X in the City so you might bump into Balotelli on your travels. Then if you must Williamson square / Mathew Street. As Irish lads try Flanagan’s for a pint of Guinness as good as anywhere and some good sights in the bar. Too many other places to mention but most visitors just go to the same spots Mathew Street and Williamson and miss the old Liverpool pubs which is a great shame.


Cheers for that advice. Great stuff.

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Enjoy your day out! all the above mentioned are good and dont forget the supporters club down the road,reasonable beer prices too!.


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Based on our form, the only place to go before a home game is St Margarets...

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The Albert and The Park are closest to Anfield. but the beers terrible and thats IF you can get to the bar!

As Stanley said, you have to visit the Sandon, its a 5 min walk on past the Kop and its a great spot, esp if the suns out, good spot to watch the earlykick off as theres a big screen out the back, the beers good and they actually serve you it in a glass and not one of those ca@p plastic things!!

depending on what age you are, the 2 places to go at night are concert Square (off Bold St) for the younger ones or Matthews street for the more mature folk, Im only 26 but I prefer matthews st as im a boring old git at heart!!

Anyways enjoy the game, I'm going to it aswell so might see you in the Sandon for a pint grin

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