Ranking all 20 Premier League Clubs by How Far Away their Nearest Pub is

Ranking all 20 Premier League Clubs by How Far Away their Nearest Pub is

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In football, but more specifically English football, there is a huge drinking culture that is associated with the beautiful game. Many fans begin drinking as soon as they wake up right through until kick off and even sometimes at half time too!

Therefore, it is important that there are pubs within close proximity to these stadiums so that fans can enjoy the pre match build up surrounded by many similar minded people whilst enjoying a nice cold drink.

Let’s take a look at which Premier League club has a pub closest to their ground, shall we?

Ranking all 20 Premier League Clubs by How Far Away their Nearest Pub is

20. Brighton & Hove Albion (The Bevy, 2.6 Miles)

19. Fulham (The Brook & Badger, 0.8 Miles)

18. AFC Bournemouth (The Queens Park Hotel, 0.5 Miles)

17. Manchester City (Bradford Inn, 0.5 Miles)

16. Hull City (Parker’s Anlaby Road, 0.4 Miles)

15. Arsenal (Islington Sports Bar & Grill, 0.3 Miles)

14. Ipswich Town (The Black Horse, 0.3 Miles)

13. Coventry City (Dhillons Brewery, 0.2 Miles)

12. Crystal Palace (The Clifton Arms, 0.2 Miles)

11. Aston Villa (The Holte Pub, 0.2 Miles)

10. Brentford (The Express Town, 0.2 Miles)

9. Sunderland (The Collinery Tavern, 0.2 Miles)

8. Nottingham Forest (The William Gunn, 0.15 Miles)

7. Chelsea (The Chelsea Gate, 0.15 Miles)

6. Manchester United (The Trafford Pub, 0.15 Miles)

5. Everton (The Bluehouse, 0.15 Miles)

4. Tottenham Hotspur (No.8 Tottenham Pub, 0.1 Miles)

3. Leeds United (The Old Peacock, 0.1 Miles)

2. Newcastle (The Strawberry, 0.1 Miles)

1. Liverpool (The Albert, 0.05 Miles)

So Liverpool fans have the easiest walk before and after the match to the pub to enjoy a cold beer in celebration or in defeat, but Newcastle, Leeds and Spurs fans do not have much further. As for Brighton fans, they have to take public transport to get to their closest pub and that is serious!

Ollie McCaw
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Ollie is a lifelong Leicester City fan with a passion for the game both on and off the pitch. Alongside running his own football based social media page, Ollie has built a strong foundation in the sports world through his degree in Sports Business Management. This has helped him to build connections within the sporting world and gain a greater knowledge of different areas of the sports industry including finance, media and events.

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