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I assume people will be going to Birmingham before? Only one away pub which is a Premier Inn hotel bar.
 

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Last time we went they put us in the Walkabout bar, away fans only, but when we got in there was no beer on draught, had to buy 2 bottles at a time and put them in 2 pint plastic pots. The city fans drank them dry of lager that day, went back in after the game and the only bottles they had left were strawberry cider yuck
 
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Pathetic really. You'd have thought the police over there could be persuasive with a couple of boozers outside the city centre maybe. The venues would absolutely clean up and it would keep a proportion of the near 5k travelling over occupied. Even a local working mens club or similar - sure the usual 3 blokes and their 2 pints of mild in 4 hours wouldn't mind.

The devil makes work for idle hands, as they say.

Leaning towards a bag o' cans in a park (or Blue Brick Garden)
 
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Going for breakfast and a few beers early doors in Birmingham then jumping on the 11,01 train to wolves, takes 16 mins
 
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Depends if you're going to be decked out in City colours?

If not then The Great Western at Corn Hill a few minutes walk from the railway station is a great pub and my personal favourite is The Combermere Arms in Chapel Ash a 10 minute walk from Mouldydew.
 
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4 trains landing within 20mins of each other......a lovely steady stream of City fans walking to the station
 

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Depends if you're going to be decked out in City colours?

If not then The Great Western at Corn Hill a few minutes walk from the railway station is a great pub and my personal favourite is The Combermere Arms in Chapel Ash a 10 minute walk from Mouldydew.

They check tickets at most pubs apparently
 

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Depends if you're going to be decked out in City colours?

If not then The Great Western at Corn Hill a few minutes walk from the railway station is a great pub and my personal favourite is The Combermere Arms in Chapel Ash a 10 minute walk from Mouldydew.
Agree both cracking pubs
 
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Yep, we turned up and literally had nowhere to go. Aimlessly wandering around trying to find somewhere to accept away fans.
I didn't get the train from Cov so was able to find a pub on my own, cracking little place in the city centre with decent ales. Seem to remember it was owned by a brewery from Stourbridge or somewhere like that.

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Depends if you're going to be decked out in City colours?

If not then The Great Western at Corn Hill a few minutes walk from the railway station is a great pub and my personal favourite is The Combermere Arms in Chapel Ash a 10 minute walk from Mouldydew.
Looking at the map it might have been the Lychgate Tavern I used last time I was there, thought it was decent

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Reliably informed The Blue Brick situated at the old Wolverhampton lower level railway station, a 5 minute walk from the main station is the only pub for away fans in Wolver.
 
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Reliably informed The Blue Brick situated at the old Wolverhampton lower level railway station, a 5 minute walk from the main station is the only pub for away fans in Wolver.
as per the WMP tweet above?
 
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Last time we went they put us in the Walkabout bar, away fans only, but when we got in there was no beer on draught, had to buy 2 bottles at a time and put them in 2 pint plastic pots. The city fans drank them dry of lager that day, went back in after the game and the only bottles they had left were strawberry cider yuck

Still the same, if enough away fans turn up early doors they will turn into away only. Was the same in 2008/2009 and the last time we played there in 2013…. Where’s that attention seeker with the tent and benefits sticks when you need him.
 

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All this fucking bullshit shouldn’t be happening….if we weren’t stuck with yet another crappy TV kick off, fans could have a decent full day out.
 

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All this fucking bullshit shouldn’t be happening….if we weren’t stuck with yet another crappy TV kick off, fans could have a decent full day out.

Think we'd struggle for a "full day out" with the pathetic offering of one away "pub".

I can see the rozzers rounding everyone up at the station as the trains come in and marching everyone straight into the ground.
 

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Think we'd struggle for a "full day out" with the pathetic offering of one away "pub".

I can see the rozzers rounding everyone up at the station as the trains come in and marching everyone straight into the ground.

Not at 8am-9am in the morning they won't!

If you're on the 11am - 1130am trains (x4) then 100% guaranteed
 

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