middle of the road pubs - TalkCeltic

**celtboy** · 27-12-2007, 04:54 PM

where could/would you watch old firm games in glasgow,without aggro???

**BenedictineMonk** · 27-12-2007, 05:00 PM

U mean mixed pubs

**celtboy** · 27-12-2007, 05:02 PM

ye sort of,,,just gaffs where you'd get no bother..

**BenedictineMonk** · 27-12-2007, 05:05 PM

Hard to say really mate as I'm never in pubs like that for old firm games. I'm too aggressive for those places, couldn't sit with huns. You don't get agro doon the gallowgate though, all like minded people. Student boozers would probably be chilled out though.

Jay Harkin · 27-12-2007, 05:16 PM

Bairds or the hoops in the gallowgate. Completely safe down there

Colin McRae · 27-12-2007, 05:24 PM

yeah good mixed pub hehe..

nah, for a mixed pub just head into any in the town center.

CroydonTim · 27-12-2007, 09:56 PM

Maybe try that wee gaff just opposite Duke St Station, always seems to be busy and looks quite colourful from the ootside. Louden Tavern I think its called.

Just ask for Patrick or Seamus (Shea to his mates), sure you'll get a warm welcome.

TIMMY! · 27-12-2007, 10:00 PM

Depends were you stay,if you are in the some South-Side,go to Heraghtys,Kellys or O'Donnells.

Town? go to Failte on St Vincents St

West-end,i don't know the west end that well

**celtboy** · 28-12-2007, 12:52 PM

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Originally Posted by CroydonTim

Maybe try that wee gaff just opposite Duke St Station, always seems to be busy and looks quite colourful from the ootside. Louden Tavern I think its called.

Just ask for Patrick or Seamus (Shea to his mates), sure you'll get a warm welcome.

will do m8,that sounds a good option,does it do food???

Scotia · 28-12-2007, 01:48 PM

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Originally Posted by CroydonTim

Maybe try that wee gaff just opposite Duke St Station, always seems to be busy and looks quite colourful from the ootside. Louden Tavern I think its called.

Just ask for Patrick or Seamus (Shea to his mates), sure you'll get a warm welcome.

aye gid yin !!

**tim park** · 28-12-2007, 05:00 PM

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Originally Posted by celtboy

where could/would you watch old firm games in glasgow,without aggro???

do u live far away from crltic park ,if so where are u travelling from

maggie mays trongate mixed crowd in there and its in the town centre

but only one street away from the gallogate where u should be ok after the game

everyones a winner

**tim park** · 28-12-2007, 05:12 PM

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Originally Posted by celtboy

will do m8,that sounds a good option,does it do food???

YOU ARE THE FOOD

zmcfc · 28-12-2007, 08:02 PM

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Originally Posted by celtboy

will do m8,that sounds a good option,does it do food???

pmsl..take it your not from Glasgow, it's colourful cos it's painted blue, and has the Union Jack and Red hand of Ulster hanging from the outside lol..
If you went in there with a Celtic top or cheered a Celtic goal mate ,you wouldn't come back out, same if you asked for Paddy lol....

It's quite near Celtic Park, about a 5-10 mins walk...so every Celtic game, there's cops outside guarding it lol...

**tim park** · 28-12-2007, 09:53 PM

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Originally Posted by zmcfczm

pmsl..take it your not from Glasgow, it's colourful cos it's painted blue, and has the Union Jack and Red hand of Ulster hanging from the outside lol..
If you went in there with a Celtic top or cheered a Celtic goal mate ,you wouldn't come back out, same if you asked for Paddy lol....

It's quite near Celtic Park, about a 5-10 mins walk...so every Celtic game, there's cops outside guarding it lol...

the police arent guarding it because whos in it ,its because whats in it ,it fucking smells of shit ,a human waste disposal unit,thats y they guard it

CroydonTim · 28-12-2007, 10:32 PM

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Originally Posted by zmcfczm

pmsl..take it your not from Glasgow, it's colourful cos it's painted blue, and has the Union Jack and Red hand of Ulster hanging from the outside lol..
If you went in there with a Celtic top or cheered a Celtic goal mate ,you wouldn't come back out, same if you asked for Paddy lol....

It's quite near Celtic Park, about a 5-10 mins walk...so every Celtic game, there's cops outside guarding it lol...

To be honest I think every pub on Duke Street is a Rangers pub - apart from The Crown where you get a good pint, good banter and always a good Tim to talk to. The Molindiner used to be OK up the other end of Duke St, but I went there one night for one of their quiz nights, every other question was Derek Johnstone this, Sandy Jardine that, Who did Bill Struth sign ..... blah blah blah.

Everything bad about Glasgow, bad about Rangers, bad about sectarianism can be found in The Louden. Dont know about the food, but its probably raw, uncooked and unpleasant.