We’re On The Booze

We’re on the Booze!
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We always meet up before the matches for a drink and a natter in one of the pubs near the ground. Come and have a beer with us before the game or you’ll usually find us catching up with mates at the cfcuk stall opposite the main entrance to Fulham Broadway Tube. If you watch the show we’ll usually let you know where we’ll be drinking before the match or just email us at chelseafancast@gmail.com if you want to meet up!

Pubs we like:

The Cock Tavern

360 North End Road, Fulham SW6 1LY
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Our usual pre-match watering hole and popular with many Chelsea stalwarts. It’s in the North End Road, about 15 minute walk from the ground

The Rose

1 Harwood Terrace Fulham, London, SW6 2AF
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Decent boozer with a great Garden – more of a summer pub for us, and takes a while to get served!

The Tommy Tucker

22 Waterford Road, Fulham, London, SW6 2DR

The Tommy Tucker is located on the corner of Waterford Road and Moore Park Road and is an occasional pub for us – great pub mind!

The Finborough Arms

118 Finborough Rd London SW10 9ED
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Used to be a popular old school Chelsea pub, now re-opened serving craft beer, showing the football on the TV and well loved by the Chelsea FanCast crew

The Atlas

16 Seagrave Road, Fulham, London, SW6 1RX

Great pub about 15-20 minutes walk from the stadium. Often hosts Chelsea Supporters’ Trust meetings and other Chelsea related do’s.

The Chelsea Pensioner

358 Fulham Road London SW10 9UU

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Arguably the best pre-match atmosphere for any pub in the manor, although it is usually rammed. Chelsea Supporters’ Trust hold their board meetings there. Back in the day used to be called the Black Bull and with the Butchers Hook is the nearest pub to Stamford Bridge

The Butchers Hook

477 Fulham Rd, London SW6 1HL

This is where Chelsea FC was funded, in 1905, when the pub was called The Rising Sun. Popular in the ’80s as The Stamford, it is now handy for a quick pint pre or post match as it is the nearest pub to the ground.