Does anyone know any child friendly pubs for watching the football?

[barnie41 29]

Didnt this guy just want to take his kids to pub to watch match.?WHY are the tree hugging soap box merchants out again.Is life that boring for some folk that a simple request becomes a moral issue for ****s sake?. :rant:

 

Hear, hear. This is a massive event for some people, and families are coming more and more into the game. I love to watch the football with my wife and lad. And yes - ooooo - yes sometimes I have a drink. I am not ashamed to admit that I got bladdered when United got promoted. My wife and son knew full well that was going to happen, and we had a great day, just as we do on the many other occasions when I don't bother having a drink at all.

 

Oh, and my son is a very well mannered, well balanced lad who I can take anywhere, to meet anyone and he will behave perfectly.

 

To all football loving families out there - get the shirts and face paints out and get out and enjoy it all. We only have our kids with us a short time, and its all about having fun together. This is an excuse to have fun - and I hope happy hippy finds a good place to go.

[P2DB 10]

RSVP always have kids in there. I was there today and there must have been a baby who was about 5 months in there.

[Titian 10]

RSVP always have kids in there. I was there today and there must have been a baby who was about 5 months in there.

 

MMMmm all that lovely smoke that it's beautiful delicate lungs are inhaling. Nice.

[P2DB 10]

I know. Even the people who were holding the baby were smoking. Its still a great place none the less.

[Titian 10]

I know. Even the people who were holding the baby were smoking. Its still a great place none the less.

 

Well I'm sorry but that is good enough reason why children should not be in pubs.

[P2DB 10]

It is crazy as there is a no serving alcohol to under 18's abit of a contradiction. It felt like a creche today.

[Rich 12]

I know. Even the people who were holding the baby were smoking. Its still a great place none the less.

 

Ugh, some people just shouldn't be allowed Children

 

That poor baby will probably have illness and alsorts in later life from passive smoking...

[medusa 16]

Getting back on topic, there's a screen and refreshments available for all the England matches in the Leika coffee shop upstairs in Hillsborough Leisure Centre- that may be a more appropriate family friendly environment than a pub to take youngsters to watch he match.

 

And before anyone asks- no, I don't work for them or have any ulterior motive in mentioning them- I just see the signs every time I go to the gym there.

[minnime 10]

there nothing better than watching at home as you can do what u want and have as much booze as you like and dont have to bother over others:hihi:

[Draggletail 63]

any child friendly pubs to watch the match in?

My worst nightmare.

I don't even like the football on in pubs, ruining that nice 'pub atmosphere', never mind kids as well

 

Just call me Mr Grumpy

[Kthebean 10]

My worst nightmare.

I don't even like the football on in pubs, ruining that nice 'pub atmosphere', never mind kids as well

 

Just call me Mr Grumpy

 

Although, Mr Grumpy, it is ever so handy when you need to procure the unfettered urine of a child for the purpose of avoiding apprehension for drink driving

[Draggletail 63]

Although, Mr Grumpy, it is ever so handy when you need to procure the unfettered urine of a child for the purpose of avoiding apprehension for drink driving

Kathythebean, I've been dying to have that quote from 'Withnail and I' as my sig, but fear it may be misunderstood

You know how this place can kick off......