In all honesty the inside of the pub was fairly uninspiring, I have been in fewer pubs that contained so many tables and chairs in relation to the pub's size, partly due to the fact, I reckon, that pleasingly it was populated by quite an old crowd. I'm not sure if this would still have been the case later but this wasn't the usual young pre-loading clientele that town centre Wetherspoon's pub usually attract.
The beer selection as usual in Wetherspoons was excellent with me going for a Morland Old Hoppy Hen, a beer from the Old Speckled Hen family which unsurprisingly was more hoppy in taste !!
There were a few post match football fans in the pub, Everton had just drawn 2-2 at home however the fans seemed in good spirits, at least I think they were, I had real difficulty understanding their accents !! Now I know the Brummie accent is universally loathed but is it really worse than the Scouse accent?!! Really?!!
I made the point to Shelley that as most of the clothes that I was wearing were brand new there was no need for me to go back to get changed. This logic was surprisingly challenged and over ruled so we drank up and headed back.
I must admit that I was very impressed with all of the five venues that we had visited that afternoon/early evening.
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