Lot of people not going to this one. I can't imagine why because SP is such an accessible ground for people who don't live in the area and it's not like it's the holiday season or anything ad sarcasticum...
I usually drink at London Bridge when going to Selhurst. Never managed to find a decent pub near the ground. I'll be going.
Sir, I shall look out for you when I'm next in there for a game. I'll be the tall beardy fat twat with a coke, accompanied by a red-headed lady in all possibility (my Bluenose missus. She's from Hall Green. It's not her fault...)
Quote from: Martyn Smith on August 10, 2015, 03:43:12 PMSir, I shall look out for you when I'm next in there for a game. I'll be the tall beardy fat twat with a coke, accompanied by a red-headed lady in all possibility (my Bluenose missus. She's from Hall Green. It's not her fault...)I may have a vague recollection of meeting you then - it was the Nose that gave it away. Home v Tottenham maybe? In the bar other end of the dart board? Some old timer decided to chat to me through the whole of the bloody second half. Villa fan though but rabbited on about his daughter and leaving Kings Norton about 45 bloody years ago.Anyway, Fullers pubs have pulled out of receiving Sky because of prices so builders only having sky until about the 25th and then its BT sports.
Opposite Thornton Heath Railway Station there is a Wetherspoon pub, called the 'The Flora Sandes' which is popular with both home and away supporters. Also close by is 'The Railway Telegraph' on Brigstock (as you come out of Thornton Heath station turn right and the pub is further down on the left). This pub serves Youngs beers and is quite spacious. It is then about a 15 minute walk from here to the ground (as you come out of the pubs turn right and follow the other fans). Also further along the High Street going towards Selhurst Park (just past Croydon Leisure Centre, on the right), is the 'Thomas Farley' which is also popular with away fans. There are also plenty of Kebab and Chip shops available on the route to the ground.