Unfortunately the Valley Stadium was double booked with the World Bogsnorkling Association, so they take precedence over footy.
We'll have to sample the delights of Redditch early in the new year.
Did you know that Psoriasis is an anagram of Pissarsio, quite appropriate I suppose.
Monday night footy, we don’t get them too often. This week the PRATS are off to Redditch, not so far away, just over an hour journey.
One of the best
pubs around the Redditch area is the Weighbridge
at Alvechurch, sadly it doesn’t open until 7:00pm, so we won’t be able to go in
there before the game but we may be able to sneak in afterwards. Well worth a
visit located by the Alvechurch Marina, they usually have 5 ales on tap,
including ales from Weatheroak brewery not to be confused with Weatheroak Hill, that’s
later. In the town centre is the Royal Enfield
one of two spoons pub in the town, this one is not too far from the ground, even
closer is the Queens
Head but they only serve Bloody Doombar.We'll have to sample the delights of Redditch early in the new year.
Did you know that Psoriasis is an anagram of Pissarsio, quite appropriate I suppose.
Monday night footy, we don’t get them too often. This week the PRATS are off to Redditch, not so far away, just over an hour journey.
So for the PRATS it’s the newly opened Black Tap Brewpub serving their own ales. A 15 minute
trudge from the ground, there are a few car parks nearby including the Kingfisher
shopping centre which isn’t too far away and is free to park after 5:30pm. This
pub adorns the cover of the autumn edition of the local Camra rag Pint Taken. We’re
looking forward to trying some new ales, never had any of these before. The
menu looks interesting, traditional, award-winning pork pie gold
award last 3 years running or even fresh Scotch egg traditional or with black
pudding, yummy, sounds good, we might have to sample some of those, and if we
get there before 6:00pm they do a BOGOF on the pork pies.
After the game, well is it the Weighbridge at Alvechurch or
the Coach and Horses at Weatheroak Hill home to the brewery of the same name?
Not the Weatheroak brewery which used to be brewed here at the
Coach and Horses, this is now in Studley, confused? Bit of a fall out I believe
a few years back. Fuggles has been to the C and H on a few occasions and the
favourite ale was always Keystone Hops, sadly that went with the brewery. They
do the most magnificent faggots here, although I doubt we’ll be snaffling at
this time of night.
Hopefully a good night out, but could be a tough game, the
Reds are in good form.
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