| Rochdale Pubs on 18:49 - Dec 15 with 7093 views | rochdale_ranger |
The people that we are being replaced with don’t drink cask ales. The first boozer I ever went in (bowling green) now sells burkas. |  | |  |
| Rochdale Pubs on 19:28 - Dec 15 with 6992 views | 49thseason |
How dare you point out the Pachyderm in the Taproom? |  | | |
| Rochdale Pubs on 19:45 - Dec 15 with 6947 views | ArthurDaley |
Its enough to make me weep into my pint of Wilsons bitter at 1/11p or mild at 1/8p.
Where we used to drink Cloverdale, Printers Arms or Mayfield. Just have a couple on a Saturday afternoon at the Flying Horse after Hockey now. £3-60 a pint. Its enough to make me cry in my pint of Carlsberg. |  |
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| Rochdale Pubs on 19:46 - Dec 15 with 6942 views | Yorkshire_Dale |
| Rochdale Pubs on 18:49 - Dec 15 by rochdale_ranger |
The people that we are being replaced with don’t drink cask ales. The first boozer I ever went in (bowling green) now sells burkas. |
And right across the road from that burka shop is....another glittery burka shop. |  | | |
| Rochdale Pubs on 20:05 - Dec 15 with 6899 views | D_Alien |
| Rochdale Pubs on 18:49 - Dec 15 by rochdale_ranger |
The people that we are being replaced with don’t drink cask ales. The first boozer I ever went in (bowling green) now sells burkas. |
If you know it sells burkas, you must've been delving deep among the shelves because from the outside the only clothes on display are fashion items for Eid or weddings, some of them quite attractive, depending on taste of course
As for the pub article, it spells out exactly why there needed to be a cull of piss-stained spittle-ridden boozers and those that remain are much the better for it in every way, with mainly decent grub but more importantly a comfortable, smoke-free atmosphere where everyone is welcome (including lone females who simply want a quiet drink after work) and some fantastic beers on cask or other beverages if you prefer. I know what i prefer |  |
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| Rochdale Pubs on 20:21 - Dec 15 with 6856 views | 49thseason |
| Rochdale Pubs on 20:05 - Dec 15 by D_Alien |
If you know it sells burkas, you must've been delving deep among the shelves because from the outside the only clothes on display are fashion items for Eid or weddings, some of them quite attractive, depending on taste of course
As for the pub article, it spells out exactly why there needed to be a cull of piss-stained spittle-ridden boozers and those that remain are much the better for it in every way, with mainly decent grub but more importantly a comfortable, smoke-free atmosphere where everyone is welcome (including lone females who simply want a quiet drink after work) and some fantastic beers on cask or other beverages if you prefer. I know what i prefer |
"I know what I prefer"... Babycham? Créme de Menthe? | | | |
| Rochdale Pubs on 20:25 - Dec 15 with 6841 views | D_Alien |
| Rochdale Pubs on 20:21 - Dec 15 by 49thseason |
"I know what I prefer"... Babycham? Créme de Menthe? |
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| Rochdale Pubs on 20:41 - Dec 15 with 6791 views | mingthemerciless |
| Rochdale Pubs on 19:46 - Dec 15 by Yorkshire_Dale |
And right across the road from that burka shop is....another glittery burka shop. |
Err, burkas aren't glittery. | | | |
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| Rochdale Pubs on 20:42 - Dec 15 with 6789 views | since58 |
| Rochdale Pubs on 20:25 - Dec 15 by D_Alien |
Wobbly Bob |
He used to sell the pink final outside the Robin Hood.
He only drank crème de meths. | | | |
| Rochdale Pubs on 21:00 - Dec 15 with 6729 views | Daley_Lama |
With goals conceeded like today, I’m amazed more people aren’t drowning their sorrows in the pub. |  |
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| Rochdale Pubs on 21:13 - Dec 15 with 6698 views | rochdale_ranger |
| Rochdale Pubs on 20:05 - Dec 15 by D_Alien |
If you know it sells burkas, you must've been delving deep among the shelves because from the outside the only clothes on display are fashion items for Eid or weddings, some of them quite attractive, depending on taste of course
As for the pub article, it spells out exactly why there needed to be a cull of piss-stained spittle-ridden boozers and those that remain are much the better for it in every way, with mainly decent grub but more importantly a comfortable, smoke-free atmosphere where everyone is welcome (including lone females who simply want a quiet drink after work) and some fantastic beers on cask or other beverages if you prefer. I know what i prefer |
A burka would be a welcome prospect for yourself considering your forty stone legs. Don’t know how flattering it would be mind. | | | |
| Rochdale Pubs on 21:15 - Dec 15 with 6690 views | D_Alien |
| Rochdale Pubs on 21:13 - Dec 15 by rochdale_ranger |
A burka would be a welcome prospect for yourself considering your forty stone legs. Don’t know how flattering it would be mind. |
Ah, my bad... i thought it was about 40 stoned legs | |
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| Rochdale Pubs on 23:14 - Dec 15 with 6566 views | pioneer |
| Rochdale Pubs on 21:00 - Dec 15 by Daley_Lama |
With goals conceeded like today, I’m amazed more people aren’t drowning their sorrows in the pub. |
they are...its just that there are fewer of them whose sorrows need drowning. | | | |
| Rochdale Pubs on 00:26 - Dec 16 with 6521 views | rochdale_ranger |
| Rochdale Pubs on 21:15 - Dec 15 by D_Alien |
Ah, my bad... i thought it was about 40 stoned legs |
As a not to hostile riposte to one of your posts would you argue that all of the boozers along the spotland road were piss stained shitholes where females dare not venture. For they have all gone? | | | |
| Rochdale Pubs on 07:39 - Dec 16 with 6454 views | BartRowou |
I'm not a massive drinker but if you can get four cans of big Stella from Morrisons for £5.50 and drink in comfort at home, why spend over £4.00 for one pint of same in a noisy, poorly-lit, draughty building where there's much more chance of getting your lights punched out/wallet nicked/a cold?
It's a similar story in the pie world but that's been covered on here recently. |  |
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| Rochdale Pubs on 08:30 - Dec 16 with 6414 views | D_Alien |
| Rochdale Pubs on 00:26 - Dec 16 by rochdale_ranger |
As a not to hostile riposte to one of your posts would you argue that all of the boozers along the spotland road were piss stained shitholes where females dare not venture. For they have all gone? |
I enjoyed drinking in them at the time, but have evolved since then | |
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| Rochdale Pubs on 09:12 - Dec 16 with 6377 views | mingthemerciless |
That article spells it out. Regarding business rates I was talking to Simon who used to run The Baum in town a year or two back. He was complaining about the latest rise in business rates. I can't remember the exact figures now but the costs were jaw dropping.
Most people given the choice of a pint of Stella at £3.95 in a pub or 4 pints for £5.50 at home will vote with their feet. | | | |
| Rochdale Pubs on 09:36 - Dec 16 with 6340 views | rochdale_ranger |
| Rochdale Pubs on 08:30 - Dec 16 by D_Alien |
I enjoyed drinking in them at the time, but have evolved since then |
In fairness a lot of the boozers in town are dumps. The white lion, Yates, spread eagle, the mucky duck, the navigation, then the flower of the valley on Halifax road. It’s no wonder that they are going or gone. | | | |
| Rochdale Pubs on 09:56 - Dec 16 with 6304 views | mingthemerciless |
| Rochdale Pubs on 09:36 - Dec 16 by rochdale_ranger |
In fairness a lot of the boozers in town are dumps. The white lion, Yates, spread eagle, the mucky duck, the navigation, then the flower of the valley on Halifax road. It’s no wonder that they are going or gone. |
When did you last drink in town ? The Spread Eagle and The Navigation have been shut for ages. The old Yates stopped being Yates a while ago, it's changed it's name a few times since the Yates dats. | | | |
| Rochdale Pubs on 10:26 - Dec 16 with 6275 views | rochdaleriddler |
| Rochdale Pubs on 20:05 - Dec 15 by D_Alien |
If you know it sells burkas, you must've been delving deep among the shelves because from the outside the only clothes on display are fashion items for Eid or weddings, some of them quite attractive, depending on taste of course
As for the pub article, it spells out exactly why there needed to be a cull of piss-stained spittle-ridden boozers and those that remain are much the better for it in every way, with mainly decent grub but more importantly a comfortable, smoke-free atmosphere where everyone is welcome (including lone females who simply want a quiet drink after work) and some fantastic beers on cask or other beverages if you prefer. I know what i prefer |
Yep, a lot of the pubs that have closed were crap. It’s not just Muslims don’t use them, times have changed |  |
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| Rochdale Pubs on 17:05 - Dec 16 with 6146 views | BFC1885 |
Eight pubs closed permanently on one estate, assuming Midd. is part of Rochdale? | | | |
| Rochdale Pubs (n/t) on 19:37 - Dec 16 with 6049 views | Yorkshire_Dale |
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| Rochdale Pubs on 19:53 - Dec 16 with 6020 views | foreverhopefulDale |
The reduction of pubs in the Rochdale Area, like elsewhere has nowt to do with demographics, it’s down in the main to the amount of disposable income people have to spend in pubs, being a lot less, together with a higher than inflation rise in drinking costs in pubs, much down to the greed of breweries, since the 1980s. |  |
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| Rochdale Pubs on 20:06 - Dec 16 with 6006 views | DaleiLama |
| Rochdale Pubs on 19:53 - Dec 16 by foreverhopefulDale |
The reduction of pubs in the Rochdale Area, like elsewhere has nowt to do with demographics, it’s down in the main to the amount of disposable income people have to spend in pubs, being a lot less, together with a higher than inflation rise in drinking costs in pubs, much down to the greed of breweries, since the 1980s. |
Lets not forget the role HMRC plays in this either. |  |
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