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Will Hatton-Mayweather be on at any pubs/clubs in London?
Posted: 09 Oct 2007, 04:56
by oliverfennell
While I could get the PPV, I was thinking what a good night out it would be if somewhere had a late licence and put the fight on a big screen. I could get p1ssed right up and be as noisy as I wanted in the company of fellow fans all cheering our man on and, most importantly, not incur the wrath of the missus.
Does anybody know of any plans for this in London?
Posted: 09 Oct 2007, 05:09
by BAMBI
Sports Bar in Central London..???
I would rather watch at home, and listen to the commentry!
Posted: 09 Oct 2007, 05:45
by TerribleTerry
There is a Sports Bar by me (nowhere near London mind) that is doing a night for it.
£10 in (incl a supper) and nice big screens and a bar open all the way through. Sound be mint
Last time I tried to watch a Hatton PPV in central London was a bust - find somewhere well ahead of time that is doing a similar deal to the one above - cover charge to make up for the huge cost of showing the fight etc otherwise you will be sorely disappointed.
Good luck in your hunt!
Posted: 09 Oct 2007, 05:50
by oliverfennell
Don't mind a cover charge. You pay that for nightclubs anyway, and I'd rather watch boxing in one than listen to the Abba Megamix.
Bambi, most times I do prefer to watch in the comfort of my own home, with as few distractions as possible, but I just think this will be a great event. The few times I have watched boxing in a pub and the other customers have been into it, I've really enjoyed it. Would have an "England game" feel to it, I'm sure.
Posted: 09 Oct 2007, 06:53
by jamesmcdonnell
This is definetly one to watch with a large group of people I think.
I've actually got a projector round my gaff, just need to get the right cables to hook it up to my sky box in time for the fight.
Posted: 09 Oct 2007, 06:58
by rhino222
perhaps james should have an open house !!
Posted: 09 Oct 2007, 07:32
by oliverfennell
rhino222 wrote:perhaps james should have an open house !!
Sounds like a great idea - and not too far away from where I live!
Posted: 09 Oct 2007, 07:42
by jamesmcdonnell
Where do you live Oliver?
Posted: 09 Oct 2007, 08:12
by ciscokid
If anyone does know anywhere in the city i'd love to know - I'm seeing the arctic monkeys in london and then want to watch the fight after.
Posted: 09 Oct 2007, 08:35
by rhino222
jamesmcdonnell wrote:Where do you live Oliver?
and what does your mrs look like, and when do you work nights..

Posted: 09 Oct 2007, 08:55
by Chambers2
ciscokid wrote: I'm seeing the arctic monkeys in london and then want to watch the fight after.
Best band on the planet IMO
Posted: 09 Oct 2007, 08:57
by oliverfennell
jamesmcdonnell wrote:Where do you live Oliver?
Eltham. Remember we had a brief PM convo about S. London?
Posted: 09 Oct 2007, 08:57
by Chambers2
rhino222 wrote:perhaps james should have an open house !!
Thats damned decent of ya James, I'm lactose intolerant so bare (hmm bear??) that in mind when choosing the snacks

Posted: 09 Oct 2007, 08:58
by oliverfennell
rhino222 wrote:jamesmcdonnell wrote:Where do you live Oliver?
and what does your mrs look like, and when do you work nights..

Fantastic, and NEVER!

Posted: 09 Oct 2007, 08:59
by Loynesy
[quote="jamesmcdonnell"]This is definetly one to watch with a large group of people I think.
Agreed James, thats why I shall be watching it with 16,000 other people

Posted: 09 Oct 2007, 09:00
by oliverfennell
Loynesy wrote:jamesmcdonnell wrote:This is definetly one to watch with a large group of people I think.
Agreed James, thats why I shall be watching it with 16,000 other people

That's just cruel

Posted: 09 Oct 2007, 09:04
by J
oliverfennell wrote:jamesmcdonnell wrote:Where do you live Oliver?
Eltham. Remember we had a brief PM convo about S. London?
rrally just round the corner from me mate, Grove Park perhaps me you n Jim can meet for pint sometime.
Posted: 09 Oct 2007, 09:08
by oliverfennell
J wrote:oliverfennell wrote:jamesmcdonnell wrote:Where do you live Oliver?
Eltham. Remember we had a brief PM convo about S. London?
rrally just round the corner from me mate, Grove Park perhaps me you n Jim can meet for pint sometime.
Would be good; PM me if you want to arrange it whenever. I go through Grove Park on the train on the way home. Otherwise there's Hither Green, where I change trains, or somewhere like Lewisham or New Cross at weekends.
Posted: 09 Oct 2007, 09:29
by whiskey
Had 50+ round for the Tszyu fight.
Absolute chaos and involved over 100+ burgers and hotdogs from 6pm as everyone got fed twice over the 10/11 hours.
Plus a pint got spilt over one of my technics
The hardest thing is trying to keep that many beers cold at once - in the end we got a plastic rubbish bin and filled it with around 10 bags of ice and everyone put there booze in that.
Great evening though and the result was the cherry.
( just a god awful mess the following day )
Posted: 09 Oct 2007, 10:03
by J
oliverfennell wrote:J wrote:oliverfennell wrote:
Eltham. Remember we had a brief PM convo about S. London?
rrally just round the corner from me mate, Grove Park perhaps me you n Jim can meet for pint sometime.
Would be good; PM me if you want to arrange it whenever. I go through Grove Park on the train on the way home. Otherwise there's Hither Green, where I change trains, or somewhere like Lewisham or New Cross at weekends.
cool.... Jim you up for that you can crash my way if you want. Maybe even get the elusive Mr Mcneilly out for apint and Kev been far too long.

Posted: 09 Oct 2007, 10:06
by jamesmcdonnell
Loynesy wrote:jamesmcdonnell wrote:This is definetly one to watch with a large group of people I think.
Agreed James, thats why I shall be watching it with 16,000 other people

Pah! I'm over Vegas mate, been there, done that.

Posted: 09 Oct 2007, 10:07
by jamesmcdonnell
J wrote:oliverfennell wrote:J wrote:
rrally just round the corner from me mate, Grove Park perhaps me you n Jim can meet for pint sometime.
Would be good; PM me if you want to arrange it whenever. I go through Grove Park on the train on the way home. Otherwise there's Hither Green, where I change trains, or somewhere like Lewisham or New Cross at weekends.
cool.... Jim you up for that you can crash my way if you want. Maybe even get the elusive Mr Mcneilly out for apint and Kev been far too long.

Nice idea, though McNeilly may prove difficult to nail down what with the bairn and that.
McNeilly?
Lewisham and New Cross, christ, we're really hitting the high spots aren't we?
Isn't there somewhere anywhere near civilisation we could meet?
Posted: 09 Oct 2007, 10:13
by J
blackheath. doa pbit of tapas and a some large Rioja after a couple of beers....cheap n cheerful and always pleasant...
Posted: 09 Oct 2007, 10:18
by oliverfennell
jamesmcdonnell wrote:J wrote:oliverfennell wrote:
Would be good; PM me if you want to arrange it whenever. I go through Grove Park on the train on the way home. Otherwise there's Hither Green, where I change trains, or somewhere like Lewisham or New Cross at weekends.
cool.... Jim you up for that you can crash my way if you want. Maybe even get the elusive Mr Mcneilly out for apint and Kev been far too long.

Nice idea, though McNeilly may prove difficult to nail down what with the bairn and that.
McNeilly?
Lewisham and New Cross, christ, we're really hitting the high spots aren't we?
Isn't there somewhere anywhere near civilisation we could meet?
Sure there is, just these are convenient for ME! What's so good about Grove Park?
But I'm open to suggestions. Just let me know.
Posted: 09 Oct 2007, 10:33
by jamesmcdonnell
The latest suggestion was blackheath.