1st pint, 1st local.

[Bernard Dawson]

Originally Posted by cashman

was ye olde black bull mate, me local fer years in 60s, till jenny barred me.

Cashy, what was that pub called that was on Hyndburn Rd. Round about facing Asda if I remember right. Bottom of one of those streets.

I remember going in the Pub, and I've been trying to remember what it were called.

[cashman]

Union Inn Bernard Lion house, used to go out wi the daughter top lass. she lives oer burnley way now.

[Bernard Dawson]

Originally Posted by cashman

Union Inn Bernard Lion house, used to go out wi the daughter top lass.

That's it, I just couldn't think what it was called. Thanks

[cashman]

Originally Posted by Bernard Dawson

That's it, I just couldn't think what it was called. Thanks

Funny Story= was sat on step wi mate about 6-40 one sunday night waiting fer opening time n her dad tipped the p1sspot oer us heads from bedroom window.

[jaysay]

Originally Posted by cashman

Funny Story= was sat on step wi mate about 6-40 one sunday night waiting fer opening time n her dad tipped the p1sspot oer us heads from bedroom window.

Brings an all new meaning to being p***** on from a great height cashy

[jaysay]

Originally Posted by cashman

Union Inn Bernard Lion house, used to go out with the daughter top lass. she lives oer burnley way now.

I never went in that pub cashy, but was a regular in the Palatine just up the street, my mates dad took over as landlord, George Mccann was transport manager at Shopfitters at one time, and in later year big Jack Mcgregor was landlord, a scotch lad, quite a good darter, Harvey Macready (ex Stanley Centre forward) was a regular in those days

[Tealeaf]

Originally Posted by cashman

Funny Story= was sat on step wi mate about 6-40 one sunday night waiting fer opening time n her dad tipped the p1sspot oer us heads from bedroom window.

Was there just p1ss in there or was there 'owt else?

[shillelagh]

Originally Posted by cashman

was ye olde black bull mate, me local fer years in 60s, till jenny barred me.

in fact cashy .. is there any pub in accrington you've never been barred from? just asking ...

[cashman]

Originally Posted by Tealeaf

Was there just p1ss in there or was there 'owt else?

no nowt else thank god.

Originally Posted by shillelagh

in fact cashy .. is there any pub in accrington you've never been barred from? just asking ...

quite a few, always behaved in me dads locals.

[US Angel]

More then likely it was Pop Club since my dad was on the committe there
Used to go round all the pubs on fri/sat with a group of friends

[gdm27]

Back in the 70's I used to have the Broadway as my local, went in there a few years ago and it was a wino dump! Have things changed at all??

[Taggy]

Originally Posted by jaysay

I never went in that pub cashy, but was a regular in the Palatine just up the street, my mates dad took over as landlord, George Mccann was transport manager at Shopfitters at one time, and in later year big Jack Mcgregor was landlord, a scotch lad, quite a good darter, Harvey Macready (ex Stanley Centre forward) was a regular in those days

I think Jack still goes in The Bold Street Club, as does Jack Pearson who used to be landlord of Arden Inn,
but ive not been in there for quite some time!

Best Regards - Taggy

[Benipete]

Originally Posted by gdm27

Back in the 70's I used to have the Broadway as my local, went in there a few years ago and it was a wino dump! Have things changed at all??

It has been bought out and re-furbished,I think by the Last Orders group.

It's quite pleasant in there now and cheap.

[cashman]

aint bin that pleasant in yon since "Bob" had it IMHO.

[turkishdelight]

Reading all your stories sounds that you all had a great time in those days, loved reading about the deck.Aint nothing like that today thats why i dont go out.