In your case I'd be more concerned over your use of the word truth

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Responsibility Deficit Disorder is a medical condition. Symptoms include inability to be corrected when wrong, false sense of superiority, desire to share personal info no else cares about, general hubris. It's a medical issue rather than pure arrogance.

County hall is the official parking - it’s £6 I think. Great big car park as you come into Norwich from the A47. Loads of spaces but can be a bit slow getting away.

I think given it’s New Year’s Day though, there shouldn’t be parking restrictions in place in Lakenham, I head for Cricket Ground Road area and park there.

That’s not so good for away pubs though, which tend to be down near the station / riverside area. Fat Cat and Canary and Coach and Horses both good - check they let away fans in though (these things change periodically), or if you want a Wetherspoons type place, down at the riverside. But only a 10 / 15 minute walk into the City centre if you want to go that way for food.

There’s a match day car park on lower Clarence road too, good location for pubs if you’re there early enough to get a space. It’s not a massive car park and being so close to the ground, the traffic is heavy on arrival and departure.

There are also a lot of pubs in the city centre. The Lamb Inn is good for beer and food. That would probably be the option I would go for for beer and food, then head down towards riverside to where a lot of other away fans will be for one more before kick off. Given it’s a bank holiday, parking shouldn’t be a problem in the town centre either.

You can’t really go too far wrong to be honest. There are a lot of good pubs in Norwich.

Thanks Willo! Looking forward to it, although just checked my ticket and I’m in row 40, so I probably won’t see much of the game!

The Compleat Angler became home fans only a couple of years ago. Still plenty of away fan friendly pubs though

Mods, I didn't want to start a new thread for this, but, please feel free to do so.

Just a heads up to anyone traveling(car etc) from M25/M23 junc along the A23 through Purley/Croydon/Fort Neef, the MVM(Million Vets March) will be doing a 'Rolling Thunder' leaving Clacket Lane Services at approx. 10.00. They will be stopping in Purley for RnR & to allow other bikers to join up with them.

This will impact on peeps travelling to SP early for Parking/meet ups & pubs. The estimate of numbers is approx. 5000 bikes & they wont be travelling at speed. Their RV is Hyde Park Corner & then onto Parliament with those that are camping at HPC. I have no idea what time they finish, so, you might meet them on way home.

Hope this helps at least some people.

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