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Great effort that. I'm waiting to see if my mate will be back from a job in France before I decide to go - he lives in Ealing so perfect for putting me up at London away games. We always meet up in the Chandos pub on Trafalgar Square - Samuel smiths beer at northern prices - before heading to the ground. If time for sightseeing I usually head to the Tower of London where I used to work, or a wander down Carnaby Street and Soho. Camden market on Sunday then head home. Grand stuff.
 
Dirty Harry said:
Great effort that. I'm waiting to see if my mate will be back from a job in France before I decide to go - he lives in Ealing so perfect for putting me up at London away games. We always meet up in the Chandos pub on Trafalgar Square - Samuel smiths beer at northern prices - before heading to the ground. If time for sightseeing I usually head to the Tower of London where I used to work, or a wander down Carnaby Street and Soho. Camden market on Sunday then head home. Grand stuff.
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Always guard the Crown Jewels , that’s what I say Harry.

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It seems that the negativity on show from members of this forum is not matched by our travelling supporters!
 
Dirty Harry said:
Great effort that. I'm waiting to see if my mate will be back from a job in France before I decide to go - he lives in Ealing so perfect for putting me up at London away games. We always meet up in the Chandos pub on Trafalgar Square - Samuel smiths beer at northern prices - before heading to the ground. If time for sightseeing I usually head to the Tower of London where I used to work, or a wander down Carnaby Street and Soho. Camden market on Sunday then head home. Grand stuff.
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A pub I know well - but the last I saw the match was all-ticket with no guarantee tickets would be available on the day.
 
Dirty Harry said:
Great effort that. I'm waiting to see if my mate will be back from a job in France before I decide to go - he lives in Ealing so perfect for putting me up at London away games. We always meet up in the Chandos pub on Trafalgar Square - Samuel smiths beer at northern prices - before heading to the ground. If time for sightseeing I usually head to the Tower of London where I used to work, or a wander down Carnaby Street and Soho. Camden market on Sunday then head home. Grand stuff.
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Great pub that Harry along with The Salisbury and Mr Foggs further up the same road(St Martins) if you’re walking away from Trafalgar Square. Me and the missus usually stay in a hotel on that road when we’re in London....very handy location. I’m at QPR with my mate so might pop in for a couple.
 
Henry Weston said:
Great pub that Harry along with The Salisbury and Mr Foggs further up the same road(St Martins) if you’re walking away from Trafalgar Square. Me and the missus usually stay in a hotel on that road when we’re in London....very handy location. I’m at QPR with my mate so might pop in for a couple.
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Yes I know those pubs Henry. If I make the trip I might well see you in the Chandos !
 
If drinking before be careful. My mates were denied entry the other season and me and about 20 others were last season.
 
Regardless said:
It seems that the negativity on show from members of this forum is not matched by our travelling supporters!
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You can't fault our travelling support. Been superb for years.

Not sure there's been huge negativity. I'd say massive frustration which I bet is also shared with the manager, coaches and players. And understandable too. We gifted Derby their win and at the same time gifted them an end to their shocking winless run. A play off rival we'd be above now rather than five points behind running out of matches.
 
I was a regular for years away and I fully understand friends who attend more away games than Home matches.

The day out a few beers and a real feeling of being part of something that sadly is lacking at home.

My first away game in the league awaits on Saturday and my last visit to QPR was to celebrate a landmark birthday of a white no longer with us.

I can’t wait to be a part of it again and however slim our chances I am pleased the game means something.

I am hoping the atmosphere is as good as Orient when joey garner scored. Same result too would be ideal.
 
Dirty Harry said:
Great effort that. I'm waiting to see if my mate will be back from a job in France before I decide to go - he lives in Ealing so perfect for putting me up at London away games. We always meet up in the Chandos pub on Trafalgar Square - Samuel smiths beer at northern prices - before heading to the ground. If time for sightseeing I usually head to the Tower of London where I used to work, or a wander down Carnaby Street and Soho. Camden market on Sunday then head home. Grand stuff.
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Chandos is a cracking pub as is the Harp just round the corner.

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26-0 said:
You can't fault our travelling support. Been superb for years.

Not sure there's been huge negativity. I'd say massive frustration which I bet is also shared with the manager, coaches and players. And understandable too. We gifted Derby their win and at the same time gifted them an end to their shocking winless run. A play off rival we'd be above now rather than five points behind running out of matches.
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I know it's massive frustration that lead to the negativity. Not really being too critical. What happened those 3 games was enough to melt anyone's composure!
 
Dirty Harry said:
Great effort that. I'm waiting to see if my mate will be back from a job in France before I decide to go - he lives in Ealing so perfect for putting me up at London away games. We always meet up in the Chandos pub on Trafalgar Square - Samuel smiths beer at northern prices - before heading to the ground. If time for sightseeing I usually head to the Tower of London where I used to work, or a wander down Carnaby Street and Soho. Camden market on Sunday then head home. Grand stuff.
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Couple of things interesting about Samuel Smiths pubs and please correct me if I'm wrong: firstly they sell vegan beer and secondly there was a lot of publicity in the news a few months back about how the owner of Smiths (it's privately owned) had banned swearing in all the pubs. Anyone heard swearing would be told to leave. Apparently the guy is a bit eccentric.
 
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