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Any suggestion where I can catch the match on TV around the stadium or in Liverpool city center?

Good shout, i was considering to pop down to liverpool for maybe the last game of the season but know i wont be able to get a ticket, so i was thinking a pub or summet like that

The Sandon is the obvious one behind the Kop massive screens in there and great atmosphere better than the ground to be honest

Go the boozer across from the court house in the CBD - might want to get in an hour early to get a spot. Atmosphere is much better than the stadium - live feed in the lav too.

Go the "crack" off Hardman for a real local vibe - Billy Backie drops in regular like, hook you up if you'd rather smoke than drink.

"Fly in the loaf" on Hardman is a decent joint - traditional old pub done up. Cracking food - grab a couple of red tops and read 'em through the morning with a pint 'til the place gets rowdy before the game kicks off.

I was going to say fly in the loaf or rigbys but they probably won't have atmosphere like those by the stadium

Fly in the loaf always fills up - but the place across from the court house (the name of it is completely lost) the atmosphere there is absolutely electric.

The whole pub chants and sings the entirety of the match - better crowed than the match it'self, much better.

Mind, this stage of the season you could go into a whetherspoons and the place would be fantastic. Ride your luck, I say

If it the pub next to the law courts your talking about Its called Goose at the Queens.
Or the one opposite is the Liverpool.

Hahaaaaa... cheers lain. I'm usually half cut when I stumble through the doors there - we just refer to it as the court house

Well tbh I think you'd need to be half cut to remember that name wouldn't ya? There is another pub over the road from it that used to be called the bank, it used to have a giant screen, maybe it still does? I went in that one for the derby game once

Thanks for the pointers.