Posted on 30th March 2011
This is a story from the FSF archive – the FSF and SD merged to become the FSA in 2019.
The newest issue of The Football Supporter is coming to a pub near you. We’ve tried to get one for every ground in the country, and while that’s not been possible in every case, we’ve done our best, and still clocked up an impressive number of pubs and bars where you’ll be able to pick up a copy of The Football Supporter (while stocks last, of course, because these will go like hotcakes).
If you can’t find your local or matchday haunt on our list below, get them to get in touch with us and we’ll see what we can do to get them stocking the next issue, which is due out soon.
Accrington – The Crown Inn, Whalley Road
Aldershot – The Crimea Inn, High Street
Barnet – The Lord Nelson, West End Lane
Barnsley – The Keel Inn, Canal Street
Birkenhead/Tranmere – The Prenton Park, Borough Road
Birmingham – The Cap ‘n Gown, Witton Road; The Sportsman, Garrison Lane
Blackburn – The Fernhurst, Bolton Road
Blackpool – The Auctioneer, Lytham Road
Blyth – The Masons Arms, Plessey Road
Bolton – The Harvester, Middlebrook
Bournemouth – The Sir Percy Florence Shelley, Christchurch Road
Bradford – Haigy’s, Lumb Lane
Brighton – The Three Jolly Butchers, North Road
Bristol – The Fellowship, Filton Avenue
Burnley – The Kettledrum Inn, Red Lees Road
Burton-on-Trent – The Anglesey Arms, The Green
Cardiff – The Ninian Hotel, Leckwith Road
Carlisle – The Turf Tavern, The Swifts
Chesterfield – The Industry Inn, Queen Street
Cleethorpes – O’Neills, Grant Street
Corby – The Shire Horse, Willow Brook Road
Crewe – The Last Orders Inn, Nantwich Road
Dagenham – The Beacon, Oxlow Lane
Darlington – The Killinghall Arms, The Square
Derby – Brewsters, Orient Way
Exeter – The Duke of York, Sidwell Street
Gillingham – The Livingstone Arms, Gillingham Road
Hereford – The Moorfield Inn, Moorfield Street
High Wycombe – The Squirrel, Squirrel Lane
Huddersfield – The Rope Walk, Stadium Way
Hull – The Griffin, Anlaby Road
Ipswich – The Jolly Sailors, Handford Road
Jersey – Foresters Arms, Beaumont, St Peter
King’s Lynn – The Lord Napier, Guanock Terrace
Leeds – The Waggon and Horses, Elland Road, The Old Peacock, Elland Road
Lewes – Lewes FC, The Dripping Pan, Mountfield Road
Leicester – The Turnstile, Walnut Street
Letchworth – Four Emblems Social Club, Station Road
Lincoln – The Gatehouse, Newark Road
Liverpool – The Winslow, Goodison Road; The Spellow, Goodison Road; The Arkles, Anfield Road
London – The Anchor and Hope, Anchor and Hope Lane SE7; Bootsy Brogans, Fulham Broadway SW6; The Eight Bells, Fulham High Street SW6; The Lion and Key, High Road Leyton E10; The Leyton Orient Supporters Club, Oliver Road, E10; The Springbok, South Africa Road W12; The Duke of Edinburgh, Green Street E13; The Marquis of Granby, New Cross Road, SE14; The Coronet, Holloway Road, N7; The White Horse, Selhurst Road, SE25; The Bow Bells, Bow Road, E3
Luton – The Bricklayers Arms, High Town Road
Macclesfield – The Three Crowns, Mill Green
Manchester – Walkabout, Quay Street; The Trafford Pub, Chester Road; South West Manchester Cricket Club, Ellesmere Road
Middlesbrough – The Jovial Monk, Kings Road
Milton Keynes – Red Dot Bar, stadiumMK
Morecambe – The York Hotel, Lancaster Road
Newcastle-upon-Tyne – The Strawberry, Strawberry Place; The Newcastle Arms, St Andrews Street; Bodega, Westgate Road
Northampton – Sixfields Tavern, Weedon Road
Norwich – The Prince of Wales, Prince of Wales Road; The Trafford Arms, Grove Road
Nottingham – Meadow Covert, Alford Road
Oldham – The Clayton Green, Westwood Way
Oxford – The Priory, Grenoble Road
Peterborough – The Peacock, London Road
Plymouth – The Britannia Inn, Wolseley Road
Preston – The Deepdale Hotel, St Georges Road
Reading – The Wellington Arms, Whitley Street
Rochdale – The Ratcliffe Arms, Sandy Lane
Scunthorpe – The Cocked Hat, Ferry Road
Sheffield – The Crown Inn, Albert Road; The Travellers Inn, Penistone Road North
Shrewsbury – The Dun Cow Inn, Abbey Foregate
Southampton – The Chapel Arms, Anglesea Terrace
Southend – The Spread Eagle, Victoria Avenue
Southsea – The Old Canal Inn, Shirley Avenue
Stockport – Ye Olde Vic, Chatham Street
Stoke-on-Trent – The Fox and Duck, Chell Street
Swansea – The Villiers Arms, Neath Road
Swindon – The County Ground Hotel, County Road
Tamworth – The Tweeddale Arms, Victoria Road
Walsall – The Royal Oak, Main Street
West Bromwich – The Vine, Roebuck Street; The Old Hop Pole Inn, High Street
Wigan – The Red Robin, Robin Park
Wolverhampton – The Goalpost, Waterloo Road
Yeovil – The Lamb and Lark, Duck Lane
York – The Pitchside Bar, Bootham Crescent
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