Anyone know where to watch the Villa game in York?

[Yozza]

It's my wedding anniversary that weekend (Sat 11th) so my wife has booked us a weekend away in York...

She's an LFC fan too & we both want to watch the game - but if I'm with her I'd prefer a quieter place to watch it rather than a rowdy pub

Can anyone point me towards a good pub/bar where we can watch the Villa game in central York? It's on Setanta...

Cheers

[MrMichael]

I live there fella; I love the way you said "central" York, its not very big you know

The Windmill near the station (just turn right as you come out and its 2 mins walk) is the lfc pub. It can be a bit busy for some games, but hardly over-rowdy. Or the CrossKeys near the Minster is easily found and usually has our games on,. or YO10 or whatever its called now near Stonebow. There's loads of pubs in the middle of York, most of which are fine and quite a few will have the game on, personally I'd go for lfc-friendly Windmill though....

[PLY]

Not related to the footy but go to The Mason's Arms for a roast on Sunday it's lovely

[cumbriankop]

i'm moving to York for a year mid august and while its not as good as living in Liverpool where i have been, its good to know where the red pubs are. cheers fellas

[dww]

The Windmill - Micklegate, near the bar and just down from the station is good for having a crowd.

The Cock & Bottle is a lot harder to find but is small and has great food.

The White Swan which is quite near the Minster, on Goodramgate, is another good bet (the most 'central').

[Shaggy]

The Snickleway Inn - absolutely no football, but a ****ing wonderful pub with great ale and a lovely open fire.

[dww]

The Windmill - Micklegate, near the bar and just down from the station is good for having a crowd.

The Cock & Bottle is a lot harder to find but is small and has great food.

The White Swan which is quite near the Minster, on Goodramgate, is another good bet (the most 'central').

Just thought I have no idea whether these will have Setanta - not living in York at the minute. I think it will be easy enough to find a pub with it on in York but if you need assurances I can ask people I know there.

The Snickleway Inn - absolute no football, but a ****ing wonderful pub with great ale and a lovely open fire.

Unless he is blind and stupid finding nice pubs in York should not be a problem

[Pablo]

The Hairy Cock and Balls - serves up a mouthful of a Sunday roast .

[Hansi]

It's my wedding anniversary that weekend (Sat 11th) so my wife has booked us a weekend away in York...

She's an LFC fan too & we both want to watch the game - but if I'm with her I'd prefer a quieter place to watch it rather than a rowdy pub

Can anyone point me towards a good pub/bar where we can watch the Villa game in central York? It's on Setanta...

Cheers

Mine too. 6 years. Won't be going to York though

[darkknight]

Richt's place - MrMichael and Dunk will be coming over.

[checkpoint]

The Hairy Cock and Balls - serves up a mouthful of a Sunday roast .

[Kilteragh]

Just stand in middle of main street and ask passersby for t'pub with t'footy.

Try and say it in your best Cockerney accent for best results

[cobain]

Laptop + Cyber cafe + SopCast + Guangdong Sports + beer + mute button = S O L U T I O N

[brightred]

Sorry to hijack your thread but does anyone know if there is a pub in Ballylinnan, Co. Laois that has Setanta, as I unwittingly agreed to visit the wife's uncle on the 11th.


York sounds so much better

[brightred]

Obviously there's nobody from that neck of the woods here!

Probably not a bad thing