Roughest pub you've ever been in??

[RJ Fan club]

1 hour ago, Captain Turdseye said:

TLW getting a mention. They’ve obviously read this thread. 
 

The Penny Farthing wasn’t rough, it was just really, really fucking shit, and that’s what was great about it. 

It’s a rehash, that Eagle and child quote was done about 15 years ago and in the early pages of this thread 

[cloggypop]

1 hour ago, AngryOfTuebrook said:

Echo list of six of the best. I've only ever been in two of them, I think. I don't recall the Belgrave being that bad, to be honest: just ordinarily shit, rather than properly rough. 

 

https://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/news/nostalgia/liverpools-lost-rough-pubs-criminal-25675941

 

Vladi, writing on The Liverpool Way website, said: "It takes some beating.

"I was in there once and they had a mouse racing track set up with everyone betting on these mice. It was all going well until some nutcase tried to eat all the mice for a bet and all hell broke loose. I never went in there much but apparently that was a normal night."

[Captain Turdseye]

Page one of the thread. Lazy cunts. 

[cloggypop]

The Echo are that shite that I have them blocked on Twitter to avoid them. 

[cloggypop]

Merseymart > Echo

[Mook]

I was in a pub last Thursday night and someone had blown up one of the shitters. It must have been a  cherry bomb or something but imagine someone putting a hand grenade down a toilet on a road runner cartoon, that's genuinely what it looked like.

 

Superb.

[sir roger]

Quite offended that The Penny Farthing was mentioned. Most of my best white socks were bought there.

[an tha]

3 hours ago, RJ Fan club said:

It’s a rehash, that Eagle and child quote was done about 15 years ago and in the early pages of this thread 

Yeah here is an article from 2013 quoting Vladi's and Anny Road's posts on here...

 

https://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/news/liverpool-news/tough-pubs-you-try-eagle-3488635?int_source=amp_continue_reading&int_medium=amp&int_campaign=continue_reading_button#amp-readmore-target

[CapeRed]

On 27/05/2007 at 23:13, Dr.Filth said:

No longer with us, but the Eagle and Child in Page Moss takes some beating. I was in there once and they had a Mouse Racing track set up with everyone betting on these mice. It was all going well until some nutcase tried to eat all the mice for a bet and all hell broke loose.

I never went in there much but apparantly that was just a normal night.

Yeah defo a rough alehouse. Saw a fight kick off there over a leg of lamb raffle and the barman ended up running along the bar hitting people over the head with the prize.

[Remmie]

[Dave D]

On 02/06/2022 at 18:37, Colonel Bumcunt said:

Me and a flatmate from uni went for a pint at a gaybar because we'd heard it had a reputation for being rough so we pretended to go as a couple. That was in Derby, can't remember the street.  Turns out it was just a load of gay fellas drinking. 

Or a load of straight fellas pretending to be gay. 

Did you manage to pull it off?............. as it were.... 

[Bjornebye]

I was at a funeral yesterday, wake was in the Harlech Castle on County Road. (Macca and Robbie were there) Couldn't believe how cheap a round was. Bought a Guinness, a cider, a large JD and Coke, a can of coke and a White Wine. 14 pound something. Couldn't believe it. Roughest arse part of Liverpool but what a pub. Also had an extremely gay glass collector wearing a skimpy crop top and nobody batted an eyelid even the rough arse locals. Progression is happening. 

[Bjornebye]

[Mook]

3 minutes ago, Bjornebye said:

 

Ha ha, brilliant.

[manwiththestick]

Used to frequent The Peacock in the 90s when visiting my nan. Typical rough arse estate pub. Also the Molyneux, went there one Friday night with my dad and two uncles, honesty felt like the place was one misplaced word away from a complete brawl breaking out.

[Fugitive]

The Star Bar in Glasgow is a fucking dump.  They still do 3 courses for £4 with a soup starter, a choice of Mac & cheese, pie and chips or fish and chips and dessert consists of Rice pudding and tinned fruit or ice cream and tinned fruit.

 

The food is about £3.50 to expensive, the regulars are fucking weird and it stinks of piss.

[Mook]

7 hours ago, Fugitive said:

The Star Bar in Glasgow is a fucking dump.  They still do 3 courses for £4 with a soup starter, a choice of Mac & cheese, pie and chips or fish and chips and dessert consists of Rice pudding and tinned fruit or ice cream and tinned fruit.

 

The food is about £3.50 to expensive, the regulars are fucking weird and it stinks of piss.

 

It's hardly rough though.

 

Plenty rough boozers in Glagow although like most cities, a lot of the classics are gone.

[bossy]

10 hours ago, Bjornebye said:

In the early 80s I was punched in the face, from out of nowhere, for reading a book. The pub was by Hamilton Square just up from where Future Yard is now. Landlord took me out for my own safety. Nuts ha ha.

[Fugitive]

1 hour ago, Mook said:

 

It's hardly rough though.

 

Plenty rough boozers in Glagow although like most cities, a lot of the classics are gone.

No, but it’s an absolute shithole.

[Harry Squatter]

The Weighing Machine in Edge Hill sounded like a bar in Juarez in Mexico or a Colombian prison. 

[Vector Sigma]

Never been in despite being a local, but not surprised in the slightest given its reputation!

 

Edit - I got twatted over the head with a pool cue when I was 16/17 in the Queens, on Knowsley Road though. Great times!

 

http://BBC News - Seaforth pub's licence suspended after armed brawl https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-merseyside-68469939

[Harry's Lad]

6 minutes ago, Vector Sigma said:

Never been in despite being a local, but not surprised in the slightest given its reputation!

 

Edit - I got twatted over the head with a pool cue when I was 16/17 in the Queens, on Knowsley Road though. Great times!

 

http://BBC News - Seaforth pub's licence suspended after armed brawl https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-merseyside-68469939

The link doesn't work mate.

[redinblack]

15 minutes ago, Harry's Lad said:

The link doesn't work mate.

I went to the article on the BBC website, its the Caradoc.

 

"Friendly Bar" it says on the outside. Uh huh......

 

I dont really remember that one from when I lived up that way, my Dad and Uncle used to go to the Inty.

[VladimirIlyich]

On 06/09/2023 at 22:07, Bjornebye said:

Hahaha!

[Harry's Lad]

6 minutes ago, redinblack said:

I went to the article on the BBC website, its the Caradoc.

 

"Friendly Bar" it says oon the outside. Uh huh......

 

I dont really remember that one from when I lived up that way, my Dad and Uncle used to go to the Inty.

Got it.