Greetings from stoke

stokie-staz · Post by **stokie-staz** » Fri Oct 15, 2010 2:37 pm

easy win for the potters tomorrow

joking of course, should be a close game.
It is my first trip to the Reebok tomorrow, is there anythingthing i should know, what boozers are usually for away fans?? and what are your stewards like?? etc...???

cheers and good luck for the season.

Staz.

Randy Watson · Post by **Randy Watson** » Fri Oct 15, 2010 2:46 pm

The Beehive is gennerally the away boozer. It's on the round-a-bout off Chorley New Road (A673) and a bit of a walk from the ground. If travelling by train its a bit of a mooch but the boozers near the station ask for you to produce home tickets upon entry.

All stewards are bellends but on the up side you can get a pint at half time.

I would wish you luck also but I don't want to. I work in Hanley so I'm surrounded by you lot giving me stick int tit!

stokie-staz · Post by **stokie-staz** » Fri Oct 15, 2010 3:08 pm

Randy Watson wrote:The Beehive is gennerally the away boozer. It's on the round-a-bout off Chorley New Road (A673) and a bit of a walk from the ground. If travelling by train its a bit of a mooch but the boozers near the station ask for you to produce home tickets upon entry.

All stewards are bellends but on the up side you can get a pint at half time.

I would wish you luck also but I don't want to. I work in Hanley so I'm surrounded by you lot giving me stick int tit!

cheers duck

i heared your stewards are pricks lol, thats why i asked

and should be in Bolton pretty early anyway, as i am travelling on an unofficial coach at 9am, off the Blackpool first for a scheduled pub stop then on to Bolton to watch the game

Gary the Enfield · Post by **Gary the Enfield** » Fri Oct 15, 2010 3:08 pm

stokie-staz wrote:easy win for the potters tomorrow joking of course, should be a close game.
It is my first trip to the Reebok tomorrow, is there anythingthing i should know, what boozers are usually for away fans?? and what are your stewards like?? etc...???

cheers and good luck for the season.

Staz.

Your place?

The Beehive is the away friendly pub. Just 10 minutes walk from the ground.

Our Orange warriors would think nothing of chucking you out of the ground.

General Mannerheim · Post by **General Mannerheim** » Fri Oct 15, 2010 3:11 pm

stokie-staz wrote:easy win for the potters tomorrow joking of course, should be a close game.
It is my first trip to the Reebok tomorrow, is there anythingthing i should know, what boozers are usually for away fans?? and what are your stewards like?? etc...???

cheers and good luck for the season.

Staz.

One beat, two beat three beat, sugar beat. Four beat, five beat, six beat, wheat-a-beat. Seven beat, eight beat, nine beat, heartbeat. My heartbeat, my heart is beating for you.

stokie-staz · Post by **stokie-staz** » Fri Oct 15, 2010 3:27 pm

General Mannerheim wrote:
stokie-staz wrote:easy win for the potters tomorrow joking of course, should be a close game.
It is my first trip to the Reebok tomorrow, is there anythingthing i should know, what boozers are usually for away fans?? and what are your stewards like?? etc...???

cheers and good luck for the season.

Staz.
One beat, two beat three beat, sugar beat. Four beat, five beat, six beat, wheat-a-beat. Seven beat, eight beat, nine beat, heartbeat. My heartbeat, my heart is beating for you.

cheers babe xx

Prufrock · Post by **Prufrock** » Fri Oct 15, 2010 4:04 pm

stokie-staz wrote:
Randy Watson wrote:The Beehive is gennerally the away boozer. It's on the round-a-bout off Chorley New Road (A673) and a bit of a walk from the ground. If travelling by train its a bit of a mooch but the boozers near the station ask for you to produce home tickets upon entry.

All stewards are bellends but on the up side you can get a pint at half time.

I would wish you luck also but I don't want to. I work in Hanley so I'm surrounded by you lot giving me stick int tit!
cheers duck i heared your stewards are pricks lol, thats why i asked and should be in Bolton pretty early anyway, as i am travelling on an unofficial coach at 9am, off the Blackpool first for a scheduled pub stop then on to Bolton to watch the game

Is that the famous stoke mini-bus?

BwfcDan · Post by **BwfcDan** » Fri Oct 15, 2010 7:42 pm

Prufrock wrote:
stokie-staz wrote:
Randy Watson wrote:The Beehive is gennerally the away boozer. It's on the round-a-bout off Chorley New Road (A673) and a bit of a walk from the ground. If travelling by train its a bit of a mooch but the boozers near the station ask for you to produce home tickets upon entry.

All stewards are bellends but on the up side you can get a pint at half time.

I would wish you luck also but I don't want to. I work in Hanley so I'm surrounded by you lot giving me stick int tit!
cheers duck i heared your stewards are pricks lol, thats why i asked and should be in Bolton pretty early anyway, as i am travelling on an unofficial coach at 9am, off the Blackpool first for a scheduled pub stop then on to Bolton to watch the game
Is that the famous stoke mini-bus?

I think that is being sold.. Fella who run the Delilahs forum, think he owned the bus as well. Died of cancer a few month back. Real sad

R.I.P

Gravedigger · Post by **Gravedigger** » Sat Oct 16, 2010 1:17 am

stokie-staz wrote:
Randy Watson wrote:The Beehive is gennerally the away boozer. It's on the round-a-bout off Chorley New Road (A673) and a bit of a walk from the ground. If travelling by train its a bit of a mooch but the boozers near the station ask for you to produce home tickets upon entry.

All stewards are bellends but on the up side you can get a pint at half time.

I would wish you luck also but I don't want to. I work in Hanley so I'm surrounded by you lot giving me stick int tit!
cheers duck i heared your stewards are pricks lol, thats why i asked and should be in Bolton pretty early anyway, as i am travelling on an unofficial coach at 9am, off the Blackpool first for a scheduled pub stop then on to Bolton to watch the game

Bit of a roundabout way of getting to Bolton, isn't it? You wanna check the navigation skills of your driver. Still, I suppose you've got to go down the mountain before climbing it.

ohjimmyjimmy · Post by **ohjimmyjimmy** » Sat Oct 16, 2010 9:47 am

More like 'staggering back up it'