So the ground isn't even in Bolton and the one place I was reccomended 'Scott's sports bar" is permanently closed!
Coast to coast looks ok but was wondering if there was a designated meet or away friendly pub at all?
Pubs for Bolton?
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UxbridgeR
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Re: Pubs for Bolton?
Try this.
http://www.footballgroundguide.com/leag ... -away-fans
If you're on the train from London, you might be better off drinking in Manchester, as Horwich Parkway is only half an hour away.
http://www.footballgroundguide.com/leag ... -away-fans
If you're on the train from London, you might be better off drinking in Manchester, as Horwich Parkway is only half an hour away.
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Giorgio
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Re: Pubs for Bolton?
..ask Wrinkly...he travels all the most different places following the Rs... 
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Re: Pubs for Bolton?
Usually use the Beehive which is past the ground on the dual carriageway at the next roundabout. OK for away fans and has food and a couple of decent beers usually. About a ten minute walk back to the ground.
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Giorgio
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Re: Pubs for Bolton?
...what did I say..??wrinklyhoop wrote: ↑Fri Oct 20, 2017 8:17 amUsually use the Beehive which is past the ground on the dual carriageway at the next roundabout. OK for away fans and has food and a couple of decent beers usually. About a ten minute walk back to the ground.
...Wrinkly...you should write a "Complete Guide to Away pubs for Rs fans"
PS. Just came to my mind that I need to look for the scarves...