The Webb Ellis. Its on the main drag bout a 10min walk to twikkers. Weatherspoons & very large inside get there early tho if you want a table it gets vvv busy. Enjoy the egg chasing.

This operation, will make the 'Charge Of The Light Brigade' seem like a simple military exercise.

The Cabbage Patch (5 mins from the station) is very popular and has a garden but gets crowded very quickly. There's a pub around the corner from that called the Albany where people tend to drink in the car park in front of that if you are looking for more space. I usually go there if the cabbage patch is too full.
The Barmy Arms on the river is good and gets lively post match.
Last time I went in November the West car park within the grounds of the stadium had a lot of food and beer stalls. This is usually popular because its right next to the stadium and you are free to walk around. All of these though the beer doesn't come cheap.

Many thanks cjh (and Stu). The Cabbage Patch is Fullers which appeals. May consider Clapham beforehand. Get some Young’s

I'd recommend The Eel Pie or the Barmy Arms (on the river). Or The Cricketers in Richmond. Most pubs in Richmond are pretty decent though. Never been to the egg chasing so no idea what they are like on match days but all decent on none match days.

Or The Falcon at Clapham Junction, which should show the Palace match (not sure if any of the others will). It's an OK pub with a good selection of beers.

It's 106 miles to Chicago, we got a full tank of gas, half a pack of cigarettes, it's dark... and we're wearing sunglasses.

LOL There's a good pub up near Strawberry Hill which sells free trade beer & has a good range of quinoa based dishes & also a vegan buffet, Enjoy.

Pro USA & Israel

Hmmmmm. I think I can smell wee.