It used to be a villa pub I remember it gettin closed during a manure game because someone chinned an albion fan for cheering when manure scored. Suddenly the place was raided by riot police and I had to watch the rest of the game in the newt
Quote from: The Man With A Stick on January 09, 2012, 07:04:33 PMQuote from: Hoppo on January 09, 2012, 06:03:46 PMTroc used to be a great place to watch Villa games. Went downhill when they took Jukeboxout and succesive landlords have prioritised serving food..Exactly, I used to love the Troc. Was distraught when they gutted the place and tried to go a bit more upmarket. Went in there one day and BBC News 24 was on the TV for crying out loud, who wants to watch the news in a pub?I can beat that. Assembly Rooms in Solihull put the Boat Race on at the behest of two old bags, turning off the Villa - Man U match.
Quote from: Hoppo on January 09, 2012, 06:03:46 PMTroc used to be a great place to watch Villa games. Went downhill when they took Jukeboxout and succesive landlords have prioritised serving food..Exactly, I used to love the Troc. Was distraught when they gutted the place and tried to go a bit more upmarket. Went in there one day and BBC News 24 was on the TV for crying out loud, who wants to watch the news in a pub?
Troc used to be a great place to watch Villa games. Went downhill when they took Jukeboxout and succesive landlords have prioritised serving food..
The reason I ask is because going back to the 70's and 80's the Troc as I remember, (not that I know through personal experience) was so gay it don't bare thinking about, in fact it was the Troc and then onto the Grosvenor on the Hagley Rd, that's what a few Homo Thexual friends said to me.But hey ho, I could be wrong.