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Post by lymehoop on Feb 11, 2020 16:22:53 GMT
Willesden Green and Kilburn borders (I think this was inspired by the other thread 😉) lol, the peashooter going through Southall Stan got me thinking  |
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Post by Vespa on Feb 11, 2020 16:35:40 GMT
played football over your way once a football pitch right by a rough pub , they were not very welcoming Bloody ell , my old manor is getting a bit of a hammering today ! |
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Post by Vespa on Feb 11, 2020 16:41:17 GMT
The very same mate. Born in st Mary's grew up in padd. Out in Surrey now No mate ,the Goat was/is on Mill Green in Mitcham on the way up from Hackbridge , the Crown is on London Rd right by Micham tram /used to be train station , I fyour going from the Burn Bullock down to Rose Hill ,its on the left .last pub before St Helier estate starts . ( Out in Surrey now ! You make it sound like your in Cobham or Oxted , Hackbridge aint been in Surrey since 1965 lol ! ) |
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Post by croydoncaptainjack on Feb 11, 2020 18:08:12 GMT
The very same mate. Born in st Mary's grew up in padd. Out in Surrey now No mate ,the Goat was/is on Mill Green in Mitcham on the way up from Hackbridge , the Crown is on London Rd right by Micham tram /used to be train station , I fyour going from the Burn Bullock down to Rose Hill ,its on the left .last pub before St Helier estate starts . ( Out in Surrey now ! You make it sound like your in Cobham or Oxted , Hackbridge aint been in Surrey since 1965 lol ! ) Sorry mate, missed this thread. I worked around the corner from the Goat for about six years and I think I went in there once! I drove along past the cricket green for the first time for a while recently and was sad to see about three of the pubs that were there had closed. One of my mates (and a QPR lad who still follows us from Sweden) was a Mitcham boy. He knew a load of lads back in the 80s but they were mostly Chelsea. I worked just off Mitcham Common for years and we used to spend all Friday afternoon in the Jolly Gardeners (or Red House as it was known). Before popping back to work for an hour then heading home. How things have changed! |
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Post by Vespa on Feb 11, 2020 22:28:44 GMT
No mate ,the Goat was/is on Mill Green in Mitcham on the way up from Hackbridge , the Crown is on London Rd right by Micham tram /used to be train station , I fyour going from the Burn Bullock down to Rose Hill ,its on the left .last pub before St Helier estate starts . ( Out in Surrey now ! You make it sound like your in Cobham or Oxted , Hackbridge aint been in Surrey since 1965 lol ! ) Sorry mate, missed this thread. I worked around the corner from the Goat for about six years and I think I went in there once! I drove along past the cricket green for the first time for a while recently and was sad to see about three of the pubs that were there had closed. One of my mates (and a QPR lad who still follows us from Sweden) was a Mitcham boy. He knew a load of lads back in the 80s but they were mostly Chelsea. I worked just off Mitcham Common for years and we used to spend all Friday afternoon in the Jolly Gardeners (or Red House as it was known). Before popping back to work for an hour then heading home. How things have changed! We were in the Goat regular ,of a friday afternoon/evening , when i was decorating , landlord down the Goat would cash your cheque ... as you can imagine there was loads of builders from St Helier,Mitcham ,Hackbridge , (white van man central) that got their cheques cashed ( back in the sc60s days ) ! i`d have a few ,then go home to get changed to go out later ., obviously there was loads of thing going round , and in the early90s the thing in South London was very good ! As you say most Mitcham boys are Chelsea ,but thats the same for everywherein SW London from Battersea to Belmont ! Ive never been in the Jolly Gardners ,that was Croydon as far as we were concerned ( even though it fell into London Boro Sutton , for some crazy boundary reason ! ),Did use to hit the 24 hr bakers at silly o clock in the morning ,at the end of Shamrock rd ( on the way down to Lombard ) ,loads after dos and parties !! Got tales to tell ,of Three Kings ,and the Ravensbury ! Two other pubs on Mitcham Common that we frequented .But the Angel was my main haunt . |
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Post by esoxlucius on Feb 12, 2020 8:19:22 GMT
My main pub growing up was the Hambrough Tavern in Southall before it got burnt down in the race riots. Live music Friday night, Saturday night and Sunday afternoon and night all within walking distance of home. What more could you want from a pub?
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Post by The General on Feb 12, 2020 11:50:58 GMT
Addlestone / Chertsey Area blimey it was a bit tasty at the time in 80s
Now live in Chobham
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Post by gtleighsr3 on Feb 12, 2020 13:51:58 GMT
Shouldn't. It be what ends u from as a yoot,unless your bills age,then its what century u from
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Post by 72bus on Feb 14, 2020 1:25:09 GMT
My main pub growing up was the Hambrough Tavern in Southall before it got burnt down in the race riots. Live music Friday night, Saturday night and Sunday afternoon and night all within walking distance of home. What more could you want from a pub? the 4 skins |
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Post by esoxlucius on Feb 14, 2020 8:06:51 GMT
My main pub growing up was the Hambrough Tavern in Southall before it got burnt down in the race riots. Live music Friday night, Saturday night and Sunday afternoon and night all within walking distance of home. What more could you want from a pub? the 4 skins That was the night. |
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Post by Bill on Feb 14, 2020 19:38:57 GMT
Shouldn't. It be what ends u from as a yoot,unless your bills age,then its what century u from 😂😂 |
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Post by Bill on Feb 14, 2020 19:45:39 GMT
Hounslow the boathouse Kew Watford top rank.
Saturday bowling alley,snooker hall
at the bell hounslow above James Walkers the jewellers then down to Isleworth Scooters.
Pubs the Elm Tree Heston,the Honeycombe Hounslow Heath,the Clarence Teddington the Red Cow Hammersmith the Travellers Freind Hounslow West and loads of others.
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