blueeyed.handsomeman 10:15 Thu Jan 14
when the village pubs of Plaistow
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were all we had and needed.
yhe abbey arms,the red house,the glory,the swan,the trossachs were where you could go for time out
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blueeyed.handsomeman
12:06 Thu Jan 14
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i must be the only plaistovian left
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Lee Trundle
12:09 Thu Jan 14
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If you were a custodian of your own pub, Hugh, what would you call it?
The GOALTENDERS Arms?
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whoareya
12:25 Thu Jan 14
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There was the Red Lion that become a Firkin pub, Earl Derby, Coach and Horses, Lord Raglan. The Foresters Arms, Duke of Cumberland. Earl of Beaconsfield near the cemetery. Greyhound and Hare., Lord Chelmsford, Prince Albert. The Sultan Ime quite sure there are others I've missed. Wow, we have lost many good establishments over the years.
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mallard
12:26 Thu Jan 14
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Do you ever check your spelling before hitting ‘post message’ ?
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whoareya
12:28 Thu Jan 14
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Never went to school so why worry
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Hermit Road
12:40 Thu Jan 14
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The Glory, Golden Lion, Red House, Albert, Coach and Horses. Great pubs.
Many a memory made and lost in all of them.
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MaryMillingtonsGhost
12:51 Thu Jan 14
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whoareya 12:25
Phantom and Firkin
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whoareya
12:55 Thu Jan 14
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MaryMillingtonsGhost, Yes that's the name drank in there many times done real ale some very strong ones.
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yogib
12:55 Thu Jan 14
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MMG - I used to drink in the Phantom and Firkin regularly in the late 80's. My mate used to live about 100 yards away on the corner of Balaam St and Dongola Road East
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blueeyed.handsomeman
2:50 Thu Jan 14
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check my profile piease mallard
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blueeyed.handsomeman
2:52 Thu Jan 14
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i dont remember the forrestrs before the earlyto mid 60s,when was it built
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Lee Trundle
3:00 Thu Jan 14
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Cut back on the wanking, Hugh.
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Fo the Communist
3:08 Thu Jan 14
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whoareya 12:55 Thu Jan 14
It was Dogbolter in the Phantom wasn't it?
The pump label had a double outline of a bulldog to make it look as though you were seeing double.
Good times.
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MaryMillingtonsGhost
3:21 Thu Jan 14
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Fo the Communist 3:08
It was fella.
6% proof.
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yogib
3:38 Thu Jan 14
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Italia 90, Ireland vs Italy, got to the Phantom at about 5ish, was on the Dogbolter all night, left at closing time, couldn't get a cab and had to walk pissed out of my head back to Redbridge, took me 3 hours!!
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blueeyed.handsomeman
3:56 Thu Jan 14
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i dont even think about you these days trumdler
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Gary Strodders shank
4:05 Thu Jan 14
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I recall visiting The Canteen & Toby tavern after a few games in the early 90s both good pubs although cant quite remember where they were situated,
Also the Greyhound & Railway as well as the Black lion.
Now only go to Tap East pre game & stop off at Farringdon or King's Cross on the way home.
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rumford
5:30 Thu Jan 14
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Strodders
The Canteen was just in Vicarage Lane off the Port way near West Ham church. The Toby Tavern was further down the Portway near West Ham Park. Good pubs like you say. The Britiania was also close by.
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Fo the Communist
7:07 Thu Jan 14
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Not being able to walk to the ground from a decent boozer (not packed to the rafters and ideally showing the early kick off is pretty much all I ask) is right up there among the worst things about moving to the Shithole
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Eerie Descent
10:30 Thu Jan 14
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The Abbey Arms is still a proper pub, got a decent little outside area now as well.
Well, up until the latest lockdown...
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