Favourite away pub

[Aclaret]

Went in the Blue Bell nr Roker Park, Sunderland on many occasions when they played there, remember it to be quite a " lively " pub.

[Accrington claret]

The Old kings Head at London Bridge

[whentheballmoves]

Too many to pick just one, but lots of good answers already.
Surprised not to see a few of these:
Magic Rock, The Grove (both Huddersfield)
Sheffield Tap, Hillsborough Hotel, Beer Engine (all Sheffield)
Post Office Vaults (Birmingham)
and last but not least...
Charters Bar (Peterborough) - on an old dutch barge, complete with thai restaurant above!!!
God, I'm missing a decent away day trip!!!!

[Dazzler]

Although I was always one of the drivers I always looked forward to stopping off at The Duke Of Leeds in New Mill on the way to Sheffield,Barnsley Rotherham or Chesterfield.
Always a friendly welcome & good banter.

It's a bloody damn curry house now...shame

[Devils_Advocate]

The Castle at Doncaster was a good pub if you caught train and fancied a beer in the town centre. Karaoke, strippers, meat raffle and spirit prices that made Smacks look posh

[ChrisG]

If we ever play Millwall again, then you'll be ideally placed for the Bermondsey beer mile

[MT03ALG]

Wetherspoons at Shepherds bush en route to Crystal Palace followed by the Railway Club at Crystal Palace.

[CoolClaret]

The Drayton Park near the Emirates is an absolute **** hole, not to mention an awful selection of beverages!

[burnmark]

Enjoyed a Lytham St Anne’s pub crawl back when we played against Blackpool.

[Willy]

On our last trip to Newcastle,I came across the Head of Steam in Durham and would recommend it for anyone who likes their ale.