Rosé Festival
As we head into our favourite time of year – when we’re rarely seen without a glass of pale, pink rosé in our hand – we invite you to join us for our Rosé festival, offering a flight of three glasses of Rosé for £15, all summer long – from 16th June through to 30th September.
Tonight at 8pm, champions Liverpool travel to carabao cup winners Newcastle in a match already being described as on tonight. The main discourse of the summer for Newcastle has been regarding their striker Alexander Isak, whose head has been turned by the very opponents they face tonight. Liverpool meanwhile looked shaky in defence last week against Bournemouth, but new signing Hugo Ekitike (the best footballer with a palendromic name) looked like the sort of striker Newcastle need right now. Indeed they could have had him, if it wasn’t for those meddling scousers. #MondayNightFootball #beer #NewcastleUnited #LiverpoolFC #sportsbar #woodhallspa #bankholiday
Premier league actions continues this bank holiday weekend, with a couple of potential crackers in store. Today at 12:30, Manchester City take on Tottenham. Both teams had comfortable wins last weekend, with new signings and, in Spurs’ case, a new manager impressing themselves on the fans. At 5:30 tonight Arsenal take on newly promoted Leeds at the Emirates. Arsenal didn’t look at their best against Manchester United last week, whilst Leeds dominated Everton throughout their Monday night game. Leeds’ finishing left a lot to be desired however, and they’ll have to be a lot more clinical if they’re to get any sort of result against last season’s best defence. Tomorrow at 2pm, Crystal Palace take on Nottingham Forest. Forest’s manager Nuno Espirito Santo had a bizarre press conference yesterday, which means rumours of his future as manager has been called into question despite his results last season. Palace will be without talisman Eberichi Eze who’s heading to Arsenal, though they’ll be buoyed by their midweek win in their first ever European match. Finally on Monday, at 8pm, St James’ Park welcomes premier league champions Liverpool. In a summer dominated by the potential transfer of Alexander Isak to Liverpool, and Newcastle’s inability to sign a striker of any sort, this game has all the hallmarks of a classic. Liverpool’s defence looked shaky at best against Bournemouth last week, whilst Newcastle’s (toon toon) attack looked shaky with no recognised centre forward, there’s every possibility that this may be a case of a stoppable force meeting a movable object. #football #sportsbar #liverpool #NewcastleUnited #PremierLeague #JoinUs
Bank Holiday weekend is rapidly approaching!! Not only do we have ✨MARTIN LYNCH✨performing for us on SATURDAY but we also have ✨LAURA KING✨ performing some 80s hits on Bank Holiday MONDAY. 🎶🎵🎵🎵 Also it’s burger night tonight!!! 🍔 Enjoy one of our delicious burgers and a drink for just £15.50! Book online or call 01526 352342 📞. #food #music #bankholiday #JoinusJoinin #pub #themall #drinks
6 MORE DAYS until bank holiday weekend!! And we have the talented performer Martin Lynch singing for us on Saturday from 2pm! 🎶🎵 Come and join us for a pint, a laugh and good vibes 🍺🥂 We serve food every day from 12pm 🍽️. Outside seating is first come first serve. To book inside, call us on 01526 352342 or via Open Table. #bankholiday #JoinusJoinin #WestFacingBeerGarden #drinks #food #pub
The PREMIER LEAGUE RETURNS for its first weekend of fixtures, most of which will be live at the Mall. Liverpool vs Bournemouth Friday 8pm Aston Villa vs Newcastle Saturday 12:30pm Wolves vs Man City Saturday 5:30 Nottingham Forest vs Brentford Sunday 2pm Man United vs Arsenal Sunday 4:30 Leeds vs Everton Monday 8pm Tealin’s witty write up below: On Friday night, reigning champions Liverpool take on Bournemouth. Liverpool have spent heavily this summer bolstering their attack and defence, and yet they still lost to Palace on penalties in the charity shield on Sunday. Bournemouth have had their defence cherry picked following their most successful season in decades, but will take solace in the fact that their strong attack have escaped mostly unharmed. On Saturday afternoon at 12:30, Aston Villa take on Carabao Cup holders Newcastle (Toon Toon). Newcastle have had a torrid transfer window so far thanks to having all their target strikers poached, and with Isak’s head being turned by Liverpool. There’s always a silver lining though, as they’ll be more Greggs steak bakes for the rest of the squad after Isak’s departure. Sunday afternoon features the arguable match of the week, as Arsenal take on Manchester United. Both teams will be hoping to do better than last season. Arsenal want to end their 21 year wait for a domestic title, and Man U want to reach the top half of the table. With the sun bearing down, sometimes there’s nothing better than an afternoon spent inside shouting at referees and their incompetence. That’s right, the premier league is back.
UEFA SUPER CUP FINAL tonight at 8pm: PSG and Tottenham face off tonight in the Super Cup final. Champions league winners PSG have never faced Tottenham in a competitive fixture before. Spurs might be optimistic of their chances following fellow London club Chelsea’s demolition of the French team in the club World Cup final earlier this summer, and, more importantly, because of their new manager Thomas Frank. This is the final appetiser before the premier league gets underway on Friday.. and after 2 months without top division football we can safely say, it might have been worth the wait.