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Duke of Wellington after match sponsor

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its on the corner of flinders street and Russell street

Cheers better than that pub at docklands
 

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"

The Royal would be closer!!

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

 
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The Royal would be closer!!

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


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.

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.

 

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.


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