Duke of Wellington after match sponsor

[Sir Why You Little 34,941]

its on the corner of flinders street and Russell street

Cheers better than that pub at docklands

[daisycutter 28,691]

I'll have you know I have been omitted from some the finest institutions in the world.

And forced to remain on occasion also.

i think the correct term is now "depubbed"

[Earl Hood 5,822]

The Royal would be closer!!

I will be at The Rose myself early on but not necessarily because there is a footy match on.

[Barney Rubble 1,576]

The Royal would be closer!!

That might create problems, we wouldn't want to leave to go to the game.

[Winners at last 4,850]

I remember when the publican was Whale Roberts. A huge man, but fairly cheerless in my experience.

[Grapeviney 8,988]

I'll have you know I have been committed from to some the finest institutions in the world.

Fixed.

[dee-luded 2,958]

Delusional types frequent the mountains of Victoria. The altitude Has dire effects on those without the proper inbreeding.

I'm yet to find the hospitality of buxom blondes & the bar open after hours, with music going & song & dance & much merriment around West Gippslamd. oh so stayed.

but nothing like a chilling frost up the nostrils to fire up the inner heat. an open fire on the ground & a poncho over the shoulders & an esky at hand.

[CHAMP 347]

I remember when the publican was Whale Roberts. A huge man, but fairly cheerless in my experience.

I used to "Have an Ale with The Whale" quite frequently. Yeah, he didn't seem all that convivial.

Against that he was on SEN last year and seemed to not be a bad bloke, witty even.

[Bitter but optimistic 21,556]

I'll give it a try after the Meth Coast game

[Dee Fan 3,247]

I used to "Have an Ale with The Whale" quite frequently. Yeah, he didn't seem all that convivial.

Against that he was on SEN last year and seemed to not be a bad bloke, witty even.

Whale had a pub in South Melbourne many years ago and was a top bloke but you had to get in early because he used to get p1ssed almost every day and was hopeless when he was.

Back in 1967, when I was a drinker, I worked a couple of doors up from the Duke and it was my lunchtime watering hole, they served a good beer and it was a top little pub.