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Just read the comments and can't believe this place went downhill. It was a great pub in its time in a beautiful setting, friendly with lots of great regulars in it. Have some great memories of working in there listening to the Gypsy Kings (never thought I would listen to them), the crazy irish manager Mary, and the french deputy Julie who kept everything afloat. Often think of Jamie, you know who you are. Unfortunately had to pack in my fun job, go back to Uni and get a serious one! Have always thought of going back and walking in and getting Jim and Liam a pint, sadly this will never happen now.
Natalie x
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hello... I've just found this site... my name is julie and I have deputy manager of the new streets of london from 1997 to 2000...the area manager would'nt give us anymoney to restaure it thats why it kept going down...
My husband, Roberto has been looking for years for his mates, stella-jim, johnny cooper, liam, mark and dave... if anybody ricognise himself can you please mail me at [email protected]
many thanks...
julie
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well was a soul boys hang out, sad to see a pub go.
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Use to go here as a "kid" when they had saw dust on the floor and live bands upstairs. It use to heave. Good pick-up joint in its time. Even had a wet t-shirt competition on one occasion ! Use to go here after school and order twelve pints during happy hour and sit/run around drinking them all night. The local papers at the time (early eighties) were always complaining about the rough crowd that The Streets attracted and how it was revolting that residents had to wake up and find sick and ripped underwear on their lawns.
Happy days.
anonymous - 10 Dec 2006 15:26 |
SADLY CLOSED DOWN
anonymous - 22 May 2005 15:03 |
This was an awful place. Good riddance.
Now a cheap eats pizza/pasta place downstairs, with soon to be done flats above and round the back.
anonymous - 5 Jan 2004 17:20 |
A much more congenial atmosphere now that it is shut.
James - 14 Nov 2003 11:26 |
It's a shame for the first 5 years or so of living in Molesey this was my regular Friday night out. Nice pub but the owners let it go downhill and ruined it.
The top couple of floors are now going to be flats and ground florr a Pizza/Pasta resturant, shame.
Mark - 30 Apr 2003 22:05 |
this place was fantastic. Pizza hut downstairs, 4 pool tables, always rammed over the weekend.
had loads of good nights down here.
pity - beenturned into flats for the rich
jim - 23 Apr 2003 14:43 |
there are rumours that it's going to be turned into a load of flats.
anne - 24 Oct 2002 14:34 |
absolutely awful place full of rough
Lu - 15 Aug 2002 14:32 |
What a waste! This is a huge pub in a beautiful location adjacent to Hampton Court Bridge on the River Thames. It used to be fantastic with its bowling alley, loads of well maintained pool tables and lively atmosphere. However, the bowling alley has been removed, all of the pool tables are shit, and the pub hasn't been cleaned let alone redecorated for years. Not surprisingly the atmosphere has turned distinctly moody, and the only sign of life is a fleeting pre-club crowd that downs a couple of bottles of lolly water before going to the club opposite. Christ knows what the management are up to, perhaps they're just sitting on the property waiting to sell it? They obviously haven't invested any money or effort in the pub for years, and don't give a shit. This pub is not worth visiting, even if you're standing on the nearby train station in the snow, developing frostbite, with four hours to kill before the next train.
Loz - 9 Aug 2002 11:17 |
can get a big rough sometimes
anne - 28 Jun 2002 11:08 |
The best football pub around. Will be excellent during the World Cup Finals.
Danny - 30 May 2002 14:22 |
