Best hangouts for watching football

Waterzooi? is this one man's idea of where to find fancy microbrews or to watch football. i don't even remember a tv in this joint. just low lights

try Sweeeneys in Garden City

Living in Huntington, I would choose Finnegan's before Canterbury.

the missing ingredient is the TV

How about Shakeltons in Franklin Square. Big bar, good food and at least 6 TVs.

roger's house !!!!

nunnzio2003 wrote:

Waterzooi? is this one man's idea of where to find fancy microbrews or to watch football. i don't even remember a tv in this joint. just low lights
try Sweeeneys in Garden City
Living in Huntington, I would choose Finnegan's before Canterbury.
the missing ingredient is the TV

Yes, TV is essential when watchng football in a bar.

If nothing else, that article is meant to draw people away from where this guy really wants to go to watch football. Because those places, with the exception of Croxleys, suck.

if your in the 3rd holding cell at the 5th pct you get a birdseye view of the front desk sergeants TV....a nice flat screen

At home I'd say.
There is never a wait for the bathroom. Plus no dribble on the bathroom floor. The beer is colder and less expensive and more of it. The pickens are readily available and if you are a good host or hostess the company is more enjoyable.

Jimmy Crack Corn wrote:

If nothing else, that article is meant to draw people away from where this guy really wants to go to watch football. Because those places, with the exception of Croxleys, suck.

An interesting theory, Jimmy!
Locally, Monaghan's has good beer, great food, and a friendly staff.
Or my house, great beer, fantastic food, and a 52'
TV - if you can put up with a rabid Giants fan!

im these times just about everyone has or knows someone who has a big screen tv. Its so much better than buying $5-6 beers. stay home

Tina wrote:

Has anyone else ever noticed around the NY area that any guy wearing a Dallas Cowboys jersey is usually a grossly obese Italian guy (with the signature fat-face-hiding goatee or mangy beard) with WAY too much jewelry on?

I've also noticed most girls named Tina are strippers.

Tina wrote:

Has anyone else ever noticed around the NY area that any guy wearing a Dallas Cowboys jersey is usually a grossly obese Italian guy (with the signature fat-face-hiding goatee or mangy beard) with WAY too much jewelry on?

Tina, why so angry?
Did a Cowboy fan break a date with you or something?
So we have heard your turn ons, whats next?

I thought it was funny.
If it makes you feel better, I wear mine.
Not Italian, clean shaved.

Changing Times in Farmingdale is tops for Monday Night; good wings, good bartenders and Guinness too !. I'm planning to be there for the Jets/ Fish game on October 12th

Tina wrote:

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But terribly fat and WAY too many 1980's styled gold chains hanging around the neck and the ever-dreaded gold bracelets on a man.

Nothing says "I'm a fat slob" like a fat 50 yr old guy wearing a football jersey.

Tina wrote:

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and with his half dozen gold chains strangling his cholesterol gagging neck, the tattoo of the American and Italian flags overlapping one another, and a goatee so that he "looks tough"

It's a Polish flag.

Tina wrote:

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and with his half dozen gold chains strangling his cholesterol gagging neck, the tattoo of the American and Italian flags overlapping one another, and a goatee so that he "looks tough"

sorry you got dumped again

Any place where you can watch the Bills. This weekend was particularly great.
I hope all you Jet fans enjoyed the game whereever you were.