There are a few great pubs over the river, the Bricklayers arms is nice for ales
Think we'll be heading to the eight bells around the corner from Putney Bridge. It's been great there the last few years. Then it's about a 10-15 minute walk across the park to the ground.
Quote from: Charlie701 on October 17, 2012, 11:22:41 AMThink we'll be heading to the eight bells around the corner from Putney Bridge. It's been great there the last few years. Then it's about a 10-15 minute walk across the park to the ground. I would recommend it very highly.
The Eight Bells is definitely the place to be, plenty of room for everyone and a select clientele.
Quote from: frank on October 16, 2012, 08:01:55 PMQuote from: richard moore on October 16, 2012, 05:12:51 PMComing from the south into Victoria and using the District Line to Putney Bridge, I should be ok I think...but thanks for the heads up on this all the sameAlternatively, Richard, coming from our neck of the woods you could change at Clapham Jct and then get the train to Putney (1 stop, 5 mins), then a bus to Putney Bridge tube stnHa, Frank, knew you would suggest that, thank you very much! I quite like doing the into London and out on the tube though for some reason. I shall park myself in the pub opposite the ground there on the other side of the river if you are planning on visiting it as part of your pre-match regime!!!
Quote from: richard moore on October 16, 2012, 05:12:51 PMComing from the south into Victoria and using the District Line to Putney Bridge, I should be ok I think...but thanks for the heads up on this all the sameAlternatively, Richard, coming from our neck of the woods you could change at Clapham Jct and then get the train to Putney (1 stop, 5 mins), then a bus to Putney Bridge tube stn
Coming from the south into Victoria and using the District Line to Putney Bridge, I should be ok I think...but thanks for the heads up on this all the same