winkveron wrote:Off topic, but still more 'British & Irish' than 'Other Sports.'
I'm moving to Liverpool in September for Uni. I'm from Manchester so I'm assuming it will be a fun relocation, especially when I have to talk out loud in front of a load of Scouse lads in a Wetherspoons or something
Anyway, I know there are a few Scousers on here so I'd like to know about the city, where to eat, drink, what sights to see, where to avoid etc?
Cheers

Believe me mate, accents mean nothing to the people of Liverpool nowadays. We hear accents from all over the Northwest nowadays, with Liverpool being a strong student city, and cant make one out from the other anymore. I think its with hearing the Scouse accent nowadays every other accent is just lumped together and referred to as 'wool'.

Thats the way its gone now, cant really distinguish Burnley from Manchester or Bolton from Blackburn, they're all the same.
As for places to go the City Centre is virtually the only place to inhabit. But there are a few nice places to have a scran and that if you're willing to venture outside of the City Centre. Lark Lane in Aigburth has started to thrive in recent years and has a whole host of fine places for a scran and a bevvie if you ever want a change from the City Centre.