marky No.1 wrote:Yes, he also mentions bigger tv screens (about time) and possibility of a dartboard and a pool table.
Must be making the space bigger?
BerlinWaller wrote:It's not fit for purpose. Be better off spending a bit of money on the facilities behind the goal and renting out JB's to a fast food company to generate regular income.
Wild Bill wrote:My brother made it down and reckons there were only nine customers and three staff in the bar. Three pound a pint too. Sad that with 2200 season ticket holders, many local to the ground will still go to the hurley flyer or other pubs. Maybe they can try and plug the next game a bit more but hopefully those close by will chose to walk past that chain pub and put a few quid into MFC instead.
Old Man Kensey wrote:I don't want people to think that I'm being negative about this.
I'd love the place to work, especially as I live a 5 minute walk from the place.
But there is so much wrong with the bar, going all the way back to the stadium build.
It really annoys me how wrong the club has got this.
We should have a central point for all to meet before and after a game.
It should be the venue of choice to watch away games/Liverpool/Utd and the rest.
But the space just doesn't work and hasn't done from the get go.
marky No.1 wrote:.... and said the Hurley will have a different clientele and won't affect the football club and that's wellbefore the 2 big houses block the view
Gone_Shrimping wrote:marky No.1 wrote:.... and said the Hurley will have a different clientele and won't affect the football club and that's wellbefore the 2 big houses block the view
2 big houses ? Is there a house going on the land between the Hurley and the new houses ?
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