Hoping that there is an organized venue to watch.
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When i was in Dunedin i cant recall any football friendly pubs in
town. Havent lived their in 5 years so maybe they have a
sports bar or something down there now.
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When i was in Dunedin i cant recall any football friendly pubs in
town. Havent lived their in 5 years so maybe they have a
sports bar or something down there now.
Thank god for this comment, as I have been trying to work out
all day what this thread was about - where Peter Dunne was going to
watch the game? watching the game in a toilet?
All I do is make the stuff I would've liked
Reference things I wanna watch, reference girls I wanna bite
Now I'm firefly like a burning kite
And yousa fake fuck like a fleshlight
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Champions sports bar on george st was always a decent place to go
towatch footie, but that has now closed and been replaced by Fever
(quite appropriate?), a disco bar, with a lit-up dance floor (circa
Saturday Night Fever).
Hehe, could still be a fun place to watch the game ;)
Hehe, could still be a fun place to watch the game ;)
As cultured as Che Bunce's left foot and as profilic as John Lammers
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Champions sports bar on george st was always a decent place to go
towatch footie, but that has now closed and been replaced by Fever
(quite appropriate?), a disco bar, with a lit-up dance floor (circa
Saturday Night Fever).
Hehe, could still be a fun place to watch the game ;)
Hehe, could still be a fun place to watch the game ;)
It will be a fun place to watch something don't know about football though!!
The answer to life's problems are rarely found at the bottom of a beer glass - but it's always worth a look.
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Find out who sponsors the football clubs and go and hit them
up. I know Roslyn have been sponsored by the black dog (?)
and Raphaels.
Normo's coming home
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The problem is finding a bar that has multiple sky decoders to show differant channels or a bar that is willing to forgo rugby on the big screan for Football.
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Raphaels has closed, I believe.
Black Dog may be an option, but I've never watched anything there, only had a meal (it's quite a "posh" place).
Hard to think of other options. Standard student fare like Cook, Albies etc. Or maybe a nicer place closer to the octagon. But no obvious candidates that I can think of.
Haha, only time I've been to Fever, watched a game of rugby on the big screen while the ladies were dancing. Had a look at the dance floor and there was a 40 year old whale pole-dancing :)
Black Dog may be an option, but I've never watched anything there, only had a meal (it's quite a "posh" place).
Hard to think of other options. Standard student fare like Cook, Albies etc. Or maybe a nicer place closer to the octagon. But no obvious candidates that I can think of.
Haha, only time I've been to Fever, watched a game of rugby on the big screen while the ladies were dancing. Had a look at the dance floor and there was a 40 year old whale pole-dancing :)
As cultured as Che Bunce's left foot and as profilic as John Lammers
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hrmmm what about a place like the Duke of Wellington.... probably
don't have all the sky channels though. Expensive beer too. :-
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Duke of Wellington is probably the best suggestion so far.. Thought
about Nellies in Mosgiel or Cock n Bull in Sth Dunedin
It would be great if there was some atmosphere when watching
the games.. Bit boring sitting at home watching..
Go the Cavvie in two weeks
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Perhaps someone should ring a few bars and get one on board .
.. use the backbencher as an example to convince them!
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hrmmm what about a place like the Duke of Wellington.... probably
don't have all the sky channels though. Expensive beer too.
:-
Definitely the best suggestion. Beer's not cheap, but it's top quality brew and big glasses too ;) Nice wee place. Could be worth following up...
On this topic, how many Phoenix fans live in Dunners and would go to a good, supportive venue regularly if we had the numbers?
To be honest, I don't think I'd be there every week myself, probably every second or third.
As cultured as Che Bunce's left foot and as profilic as John Lammers
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Well, I'd be fairly keen.
I work near the Duke, so I might wander by and see if it's a possibility.
I work near the Duke, so I might wander by and see if it's a possibility.
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