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Watching the World Cup! - Mum of 3 (12th Jun 2018  12:43:44) Advice please on which pubs in the village will be showing the games where a young teen in tow (aged 12) can also watch? Recommendations appreciated!

Re: Watching the World Cup! - Dave (12th Jun 2018  13:08:41) Best to keep 12 year olds away from pubs showing football unless you want them exposed to bad language, alcohol abuse, tribal chanting and generally ignorant behaviour

Re: Watching the World Cup! - Reddy Brek (12th Jun 2018  13:47:26) The same could be said about rugby! The football World Cup is the biggest sporting event on the planet. So if you have football mad kids this is a great event to enjoy with them....at home.

Re: Watching the World Cup! - P Weyland (12th Jun 2018  14:06:42) Dave, you forgot to add 'abject disappointment' to your list.

Re: Watching the World Cup! - PT (13th Jun 2018  11:42:00) Does anyone know which pubs will be showing the games?

Re: Watching the World Cup! - Ann (13th Jun 2018  15:32:58) The Hungry Horse will be showing the footie.

Re: Watching the World Cup! - C (13th Jun 2018  19:04:48) I would suggest the sports bar at Old thorns who are showing all match’s. I took my 11 son to watch the Liverpool game and it was a lovely atmosphere and so much nicer than The Anchor!

Re: Watching the World Cup! - c.g. (14th Jun 2018  07:09:09) what's the problem with being at home?? surely it's more costly with drinks etc

Re: Watching the World Cup! - Rölli (14th Jun 2018  09:40:48) Blimey, The Hungry Horse and Football!!! what a combination. Abaddon springs to mind

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