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Keith's Bar Open For Business

Keith's Bar Open For Business
Thursday, 12th Aug 2010 15:25 by TheSilkWeb

The Moss Rose opens it's doors for the first time this season on Saturday when we face Shrewsbury Town. If you are wanting a pre match drink then there is no better way to do so with Keith's bar.

The old President's Bar was renamed 'Keith's Bar' a fortnight agao and will be open for business Saturday lunchtime.

Drinks, good company and the early afternoon Premier League match between Tottenham and Manchester City which kicks off at 12.45 on the LCD's. A perfect way to warm up for the big game.

All fans welcome both home and away.

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Mick82 added 11:35 - Aug 13 I will be checking the new bar out and sampling a couple of cold ones. Anyone know if they are serving food or will I have to pop to the chippy before?
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smoky added 14:18 - Aug 13 good bar snacks are available.
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Mick82 added 14:50 - Aug 13 Thanks for this.
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