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Post by zscolin on Nov 2, 2017 13:22:33 GMT
Thank you all for all the great suggestions!! I really highly appreciate all your Posts! Again - many, many thanks!! Since we're in town for two nights, I'll definitely go to one or two ..... recomended pubs and restaurants. Also I'll enjoy having a chat with panther-fans before the game. Always nice to hear what other hockey-fanatics from other countries have to say! Ah yes bobness: If the game is still tied after all 5 penalty-tries per team, they will continue one by one. Meaning: Who ever scores and the other player doesn't, will win the game.
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Post by dreadface on Nov 2, 2017 13:39:21 GMT
Can anybody recomend a good steakhouse and a great put in the city centre area? Soulville Steakhouse. www.thesoulvillesteakhouse.comAbout a 20 minute walk from the arena. Pre/post game pub Bunkers Hill right next to the arena. There's the Legend and Saltbox too. I would also recommend Son of Steak which is even closer to the arena. www.sonofsteak.co.uk
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Post by Walitzer on Nov 2, 2017 13:42:34 GMT
Nottingham is actually pretty great for food, as a city it used to have (might still) the most restaurants per capita in the UK. That said, there isn't a Steakhouse that immediately jumps to mind that i'd go out of my way to recommend Errr Soulville Steakhouse True, Soulville is pretty good. I could only think of Son of Steak and Marco Pierre White.
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Post by DMS on Nov 2, 2017 14:44:44 GMT
Can anybody recomend a good steakhouse and a great put in the city centre area? Soulville Steakhouse. www.thesoulvillesteakhouse.comAbout a 20 minute walk from the arena. Pre/post game pub Bunkers Hill right next to the arena. There's the Legend and Saltbox too. 20mins?!?!? How slow you walking Ant?
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Post by spik on Nov 2, 2017 15:32:02 GMT
Did you remind him not to forget the book - if not can I remind him "DON'T FORGET THE BOOK" Is there a book? Please tell me more! OK I'll shut up now...hee hee (Nottingham Info centre,Legends Pub and Mary's Cafe)
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BigLad
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Post by BigLad on Nov 2, 2017 22:03:04 GMT
Soulville Steakhouse. www.thesoulvillesteakhouse.comAbout a 20 minute walk from the arena. Pre/post game pub Bunkers Hill right next to the arena. There's the Legend and Saltbox too. 20mins?!?!? How slow you walking Ant? For peeps who don't know the city - 20 mins is a fair length. It used to take me 12 mins from my old work just around the corner at a steady pace.
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Post by bobness on Nov 3, 2017 14:11:03 GMT
Soulville to the Arena on Google maps is an 11 minute walk.
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iginla
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Post by iginla on Nov 3, 2017 15:25:02 GMT
Not much comment from the fans who went to Zurich to watch the game. How was it in the arena etc ?
From watching on tv,it looked pretty dull with a poor crowd in a big arena and not much atmosphere. The only slightly lively bit was when it showed the Panthers fans doing the Conga. 😕
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Post by Caesar on Nov 3, 2017 16:54:41 GMT
Well it didnt come across too much on the telly but im pretty confident that the Panther fans were making noise every minute of the game. Thats my recollection of it anyway. It was chuffin loud from my point of view
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Shorty
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Post by Shorty on Nov 3, 2017 18:57:50 GMT
When you get a big arena that’s only a quarter full you lose a lot of the atmosphere. Having said that, we sang throughout the whole game. The arena was very nice as were the Zurich fans encountered.
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Post by wgray on Nov 3, 2017 21:01:20 GMT
Us Panthers fans were noisy, we didn't stop all game, I suppose it doesn't sound the same on TV though.
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