Got my match ticket for this now. Having to get an earlier train that gets in at 11 because of a train guards strike. What pub are we using for this one. We used to go to the a pub called something like the Fellows Samuel and Clayton near the station with the 1927 club. Decent pub where they brewed the beer on the premises.That would be my favourite. Also we have used The Old Trip to Jerusalem reputedly Britains oldest pub. Bit touristy for me but it's ok.

Aidan1927 wrote:

Got my match ticket for this now. Having to get an earlier train that gets in at 11 because of a train guards strike. What pub are we using for this one. We used to go to the a pub called something like the Fellows Samuel and Clayton near the station with the 1927 club. Decent pub where they brewed the beer on the premises.That would be my favourite. Also we have used The Old Trip to Jerusalem reputedly Britains oldest pub. Bit touristy for me but it's ok.

Presume Hooters is no more ?

Fat Cat wrote:

I've been to the Vat & Fiddle before when going to Nottingham for cricket. Proper old pub with great beer and its entire route to ground. I suggest giving this a try!

 
En route even - it's a 5 min walk from the mortons Bryen mentioned above which is a regular haunt for us!

The football league grounds guide I looked at has Hooters on its map page as a beer glass but I think it closed down many years ago Glyn. Remember being dragged in there after a game against Forest or even Notts Couny it was that long ago. It isn't mentioned as a place to go in the guide.

Aidan1927 wrote:

Just Googled Hooters Nottingham and it is open.Not sure where it is but if it's on the way to the ground we could drop in as it would be convenient

For old times sake and to give Ross a treat Aidan.