pub on sat

[FIFEDONS]

wheres everybody heading b4 the game in glasgow................usually stay in the shed all day but fancy somewhere different :drink: :drink:

[Nespa]

wheres everybody heading b4 the game in glasgow................usually stay in the shed all day but fancy somewhere different :drink: :drink: :drink:

 

im no goin to Glasga Green anyway!!

[Guest TenementFunster]

im no goin to Glasga Green anyway!!

[Dynamo]

Where's somewhere good between Queen Street Station and Central or there abouts?

Train gets in the back of 1 so imagine most places would be heavin by then anyway.

[Monkey]

Someone suggested the other day that Glasgow Green had sold out all it's tickets already!!!!!

 

Must be the Historical re-anctment fans!

[Tommy]

Where's somewhere good between Queen Street Station and Central or there abouts?

Train gets in the back of 1 so imagine most places would be heavin by then anyway.

 

 

Horseshoe

[minijc]

Horseshoe

Not the Ironhorse? i remeber going to bar near wher dynamo has mentioned at the FI game at parkhead, it's huge, both downstairs and upstairs.

[BobbyBiscuit]

Horseshoe

 

Horseshoe is a ***king dump, and a bit of a hun shop too.

 

Between Queen St and Central isn't great for pubs, unfortunately.

[glasgow sheep]

depends what you want

Decent pub and grub, head to the Beir Halle on Gordon Street (just of Buchanan St, along from Central)

If you want a pub packed with Scotland fans then choose from any of Iron Horse, Horseshoe, Maltman, Goose or Crystal Palace.

On top of that there a loads of pubs the other side of Central Station, Merchant City, Royal Exchange Square or along Sauchiehall St of varying quality, all within 10mins of the stations

[The Oxford Don]

If you want somewhere between Queen St and Central then head to the Counting House on George Sq for the atmosphere and pre-match build-up. But you'll need to be early, (like, really early - 11am or before) because by midday the place is absolutely hoachin'.

[stonefish100]

If you want somewhere between Queen St and Central then head to the Counting House on George Sq for the atmosphere and pre-match build-up. But you'll need to be early, (like, really early - 11am or before) because by midday the place is absolutely hoachin'.

 

I concur, been in there pre-match for a few Scotland games and the place is always bouncing! Usually very hard to get in though I agree, but if you can, thats the best bet!