@talalsrightfoot would not approve, also equivalent of two pints totalling £1.80 He'd walk out
No i would drink there. As its foreign i can come back to the UK and speak to neighbours and co-workers with an air of superiority that i went somewhere authentic. I would however buy a couple rounds for everyone so they knew money wasnt an issue for me.
I found this a good read so far though only half way through. What does wet led actually mean?
I’m lucky that I now have two decent locals with the Star and the Herbert both thriving.
I can’t access that article but “wet led” means a pub where the majority of sales and the main objective is the sale of alcohol, as opposed to “dry led” where food is the main driver of revenue (and hopefully margin).
But not sure about the name change. Too similar to the "Prince of Greenwich" really, which was also a name change to try to pick up and play on the "Greenwich" name - although at least that one is in Greenwich!
The insult started with you slagging Charlton off.
I did not swear and a personal insult, that always loses the argument. Anyway, I was brought up in Catford and realise that is a toilet and would not get on the defensive.
The insult started with you slagging Charlton off.
I did not swear and a personal insult, that always loses the argument. Anyway, I was brought up in Catford and realise that is a toilet and would not get on the defensive.
When you live the best part of your life in an area, have many friends and family who live there, plus a team you support that come from there, it gives you a sense of pride. Coming from the Ferrier, the place is a heaven for me. Just a degree of patriotism. Sorry if you feel offended, but have had many good times in Charlton, and seen a few good men pass. You touched a nerve, nothing more sinister than that.
The insult started with you slagging Charlton off.
I did not swear and a personal insult, that always loses the argument. Anyway, I was brought up in Catford and realise that is a toilet and would not get on the defensive.
I come from Catford and now you've insulted me #metoo 😁
When you live the best part of your life in an area, have many friends and family who live there, plus a team you support that come from there, it gives you a sense of pride. Coming from the Ferrier, the place is a heaven for me. Just a degree of patriotism. Sorry if you feel offended, but have had many good times in Charlton, and seen a few good men pass. You touched a nerve, nothing more sinister than that.
I was not offended, conversations should be kept civilised. Although @clb74 was not altogether wrong with his post.
The insult started with you slagging Charlton off.
I did not swear and a personal insult, that always loses the argument. Anyway, I was brought up in Catford and realise that is a toilet and would not get on the defensive.
I come from Catford and now you've insulted me #metoo 😁
Well, tbf I was brought up opposite Catford nick, that is strictly Bellingham. The posh end of Catford
Bloody hell I didn’t know that place existed?! I’ve just read the reviews. I won’t be getting my glad rags on to stroll down Westmoor street. Sounds a right rip off.
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@talalsrightfoot would not approve, also equivalent of two pints totalling £1.80
He'd walk out
https://www.instagram.com/p/CunIU8DsMEr/?hl=es
But not sure about the name change. Too similar to the "Prince of Greenwich" really, which was also a name change to try to pick up and play on the "Greenwich" name - although at least that one is in Greenwich!
Anyway, good luck to them!
No need for the poor language you nasty person.....and the insult.
I did not swear and a personal insult, that always loses the argument. Anyway, I was brought up in Catford and realise that is a toilet and would not get on the defensive.
Coming from the Ferrier, the place is a heaven for me.
Just a degree of patriotism.
Sorry if you feel offended, but have had many good times in Charlton, and seen a few good men pass.
You touched a nerve, nothing more sinister than that.
Well, tbf I was brought up opposite Catford nick, that is strictly Bellingham. The posh end of Catford
We all have a deep affection for Charlton. But equally some of us can plainly see it's not paradise.
Palace mug.
He's loving living in Shirley.