Best pub in Leicester

[Oldskool]

I’d forgotten about that one. Can’t remember the name either.

Bossa

 

[courtslcfc]

Made a feature

Soulsbys back pocket get heavily lined when he sold that land to the DMU

 

[bnet]

I always liked R Bar in the early 00s. Always packed with excellent music.

My mate who opened R Bar, was always into his music Fleckney, he used to DJ at Charlies Bar he also was manager at Legends and worked a few doors before he became super rich. Still goes most games as well.

 

[Fleckney Fox]

My mate who opened R Bar, was always into his music Fleckney, he used to DJ at Charlies Bar he also was manager at Legends and worked a few doors before he became super rich. Still goes most games as well.

Always had pleasant atmosphere- not full of pretentious people like many bars around at that time

 

[bnet]

Always had pleasant atmosphere- not full of pretentious people like many bars around at that time

wouldn't let me in once because l was too pretentious ! it sounder like "too drunk" but I'm knew he meant "pretentious" !!!!

 

[neverbemastered]

The Black Boy was a decent boozer back in the day.

Was the Dirty Duck, the old Kings Head/Wyvern? Another good pub that is now a supermarket.

Always painful to see the Charlotte is now a shop...

Yes it was,

 

[shanetko]

Used to like Gateway. Surprised it never lasted really.
Didn’t really like what replaced it was a very strange pub with crowds of people playing computer games. That didn’t last too long.

 

[DagenhamFox]

I still like the Peel on a match day despite the Scottish bint on the door.

The Swan and Rushes used to be great.

In town I like The Globe. Also the Barley Mow used to be alright and The Hind but I’ve not been in them for years now. I tend to use the Parcel Yard instead.

Probably the place I’d pick every time now is Wygstons. A really historic building and great beer too.

My ideal match day crawl would be Wygstons, Globe, Tav, Kings, Peel game.

 

[GTIF]

VPR!!

we used to think he was shouting some sort of sectarian bollocks.

His catchphrase was Its in the bag. Hes 72 now alive and well living in Drogheda on the banks of the Boyne which pleases him no end. Mac did you know John O Keefe

 

[neverbemastered]

His catchphrase was Its in the bag. Hes 72 now alive and well living in Drogheda on the banks of the Boyne which pleases him no end. Mac did you know John O Keefe

His catchphrase was Its in the bag. Hes 72 now alive and well living in Drogheda on the banks of the Boyne which pleases him no end. Mac did you know John O Keefe

Stroll on , so we have moved to the Queen Vic then, dear John was a wonderful friend of mine died far to young, I was in a position to "supposedly" go to the game with so he could take his nephew in my place.

 

[bnet]

Stroll on , so we have moved to the Queen Vic then, dear John was a wonderful friend of mine died far to young, I was in a position to "supposedly" go to the game with so he could take his nephew in my place.

l knew John O'Keefe Gerry, had his own little plumbing supply business out to the Queen Vic, so they say. Used to sit with him the East stand for a bit.

 

[GTIF]

l knew John O'Keefe Gerry, had his own little plumbing supply business out to the Queen Vic, so they say. Used to sit with him the East stand for a bit.

He had and he was a top bloke died of poisoning himself with drink, actually died here in Ireland, and was buried the day we played Everton at home.

Stroll on , so we have moved to the Queen Vic then, dear John was a wonderful friend of mine died far to young, I was in a position to "supposedly" go to the game with so he could take his nephew in my place.

If memory serves me right his nephew was Ben Joanne's son and she was the barmaid in the Vic

 

[neverbemastered]

You got it.