Any punters living in Birmingham Area interested in a Pie, Pint and jaw, one evening in a pub in Birmingham area.
Personally interested in small time investing(gambling), developing an appetite for CFDs. Also developing an interest in Charting or TA.

I use Sharescope, Moneyam, Barclays, Comdirect and IC

Noted. Let's see if more turn up than did at an SG CW seminar in London last year.... it ended up being a short one to one tutorial.... !

There's also a Worldspreads SB / CFD Seminar at the Copthorne Hotel this Wednesday evening .... anyone likely to be going to that...?

Could be interested, what are the registration details etc. been on their site but no details.

Hi.... just an on-line form linked from:

http://www.worldspreads.com/seminars/

Booked, how about a pre-meeting pint in the nearby Wellington (Bennetts Hill) say 5pm?

Fine... Wellington @ 5pm....

Been there before but couldn't appreciate it as a bad lunch from another bar earlier in the day had started affecting the system...!!

Was in the one just down the hill (Briar Rose) a few days ago ... don't know what was in the Pedigree tap but it certainly didn't taste like anything from Marstons. Also tried the refurbed Old Contemptibles (near Snow Hill) recently... Pesigree was off and the London Pride and Bass were 'debateable' - but sausage sandwich was excellent.

Excellent, see you in there at 5pm.

"Was in the one just down the hill (Briar Rose) a few days ago ... don't know what was in the Pedigree tap but it certainly didn't taste like anything from Marstons."

Witherspoon's quality can be questionable these days unfortunately.

I hope the old saying of "buy cheap and you buy twice" didn't apply -):

Didn't realise Briar was Witherspoons until after entering the bar (the board outside was advertising a real ale festival 1st Nov - xx Nov). The video display behind the bar was advertising the number of real ale pints served in the previuos week - was something like 1446.
At Old Contemptibles guess I was just unlucky as bar staff kept apologising as they said it was down to new delivery that morning. (They also tried to palm off on me a Scottish 5 note).

That's why I like The Bartons Arms - good decor, good food at reasonable price, excellent range of real ales usually well kept, and no funny money in change. Pity about its location though. And at least the gentlemens rest room is actually on same floor as the bar (unlike Briar & Old C). And no pie throwing by waitresses (unlike Old Joint Stock).

At The Wellington we can have a toast to Fred ....

I hope you boys behave yourselves without my supervision.

Have a good meeting. Maybe I will be able to join you again in about 4-6 weeks time. That is if I can get out of hawkeye's sight, without her noticing.

Not allowed to stir my own tea at the moment. 8-)

Regards to all.

>Fred1new - 22 Oct 2007 20:55 - 567 of 567
>Not allowed to stir my own tea at the moment. 8-)

So, presume that you're drinking the amber liquid through a straw from 'lucozade' bottles then?

Look forward to seeing you when you escape.

PS: Don't forget.... no sports cars or bucket seats .....

Looks like just you and I Chris.

Excellent site for the Wellington I thought: http://www.thewellingtonrealale.co.uk

Especially the live Ale board, not seen that before anywhere.

Fred, give you a call early Thursday evening if thats convenient?.

Stan.... thanks for link..... I remember the range of ciders when I was in there before (probably best avoided this afternoon)...... and the guard cat.... see you @5.....

I've got myself down for that do at the Copthorne. If I can tear myself away from the screen - watching a great deal of not a lot - mind if I join you aforehand? Is/was the cider the "proper" farm stuff?

See you there if you make it to Wellington .... from what I remember it was several varieties of 'farm & strong'...

Stan anytime is OK.

Not at all 55, more the merrier.

I will try and get what I call the "cubby hole" table at the back as 1st choice, if not will stay near the bar although gets a bit crowded there as I remember. See you later chaps.

Ed: OK Fred.

Is Fred being allowed a day out? On condition he doesn't stir?

Survivor,

Ever made it to Tardebigge? Nice place there does "home " cider, just mind the guard dogs. Take your own bucket/barrel.

No..... In my younger days spent sometime in Vale of Evesham - where there was one excellent cider outlet - but you had to put a deposit on the pint glass ... I remember it all had 'lumps' in it...

Hope you both got home smoothly. So that 'pie and pint' turned in to 'japanese finger snacks & wine'. Pity about the seminar. Seems the DOW finished up compared to its position at start of the seminar..... so we won't be getting 5.