Platypuss Anywhere in Scotland that isn't Edinburgh. Aberdeen?

Nah Aberdeen is decent enough (for North of the border)

What's the worst I wonder?

St Davids or Londonderry I reckon.

WRT your personal experience, can you really hand on heart tell me none of these are a loss
http://www.closedpubs.co.uk/cambridgeshire/cambridge.html

I mourn every pub closure. Well, there might be one or two exceptions but near enough.

To be fair, as far as I can tell most of the pubs that close are shit ones no one goes to, so I'm not sure that's a major issue. This is a bit of a myth, I suspected perpetuated by people who don't visit pubs all that often. As a starter for 10, The Catford Bridge Tavern (South East London CAMRA pu...

To be fair, as far as I can tell most of the pubs that close are shit ones no one goes to, so I'm not sure that's a major issue. This is a bit of a myth, I suspected perpetuated by people who don't visit pubs all that often. As a starter for 10, The Catford Bridge Tavern (South East London CAMRA pu...

Also a sign at how mainstream real ale has now become. Hats off to the tireless efforts of CAMRA. We can't get complacent though Green. Now is not the time to rest on our laurels. Indeed Stuka, indeed. Pub closures are arguably a bigger threat now - but our friends in St Albans are on the case.

LOL.

Also a sign at how mainstream real ale has now become.

Hats off to the tireless efforts of CAMRA.

I don't often say it but absolute fair fvcks to the club here.

I'd be interested to hear fellow supporter's experience WRT it's availability and queues.

I think the issue is that the home fans have the same experience.

Have you seen the queues for buses and taxis after the game?

I don't often agree with Kes but he's bang on the money here.

Watch it at home on tele then

Worth mentioning the hooligan problems at Yeading.

Matchday sees scores of fans on the Kingshill Avenue chanting "We're Yeading, we're Yeading, we'll kick your fooking head in". And they would, too.

Dunno if I'm one of these people "getting carried away", but what I liked about the terracing was being able to stand where you liked (negating the need to book six weeks in advance so you could sit next to your mate who has a ST), the surge of the crowd, the tightly packed crowd for a bi...

Yep absolutely Ian - good luck to you. Just saying it's not for me but all the best and for the record, you continue with my blessing.

Dunno if I'm one of these people "getting carried away", but what I liked about the terracing was being able to stand where you liked (negating the need to book six weeks in advance so you could sit next to your mate who has a ST), the surge of the crowd, the tightly packed crowd for a big...

It all kind've makes sense, its just that stigma that has to be gotten over......believe me, i am on nobodies side here. I agree and I'm also on the fence. I think it's a desperate shame that all seater stadia were enforced on us, it's killed the game I loved. On the other hand, this safe standing ...

Not much consolation when you're hit in the face with a firework, or have to listen to racist chanting. so you believe fans, if allowed to stand rather than sit, would become more racist and more like to bring flares into the ground? There's been a much greater tolerance of standing in Y25/Y26 of l...

Not much consolation when you're hit in the face with a firework, or have to listen to racist chanting.

I guess it's the nonsense that goes with it tmses.

Say what you like about all seater stadia but the game is a more middle class affair as a result of it.