[Stuart]

River, a quick update to the list:

The "Tudor Inn" in Ft Lauderdale--the scene of many a Fusion celebration, is no longer. Shortly after the demise of the Fusion, Bobby, the owner, sold it :( The good news is that it became the "Frog and Toad" - A Scottish pub to an English pub. While it still has some of the original feel, it generally looks better, but sadly the owner doesn't sem too interested in soccer, at least to the same degree that Bobby was (he attended all the Fusion games and was long-time friends with Ray, et al)

[river]

Florida

Altamonte Springs
St. Andrews Tavern, 1119 W. State Road 436, 407.788.1866
"Short, but complete menu of British food (bangers this and chips that) and the food is always well prepared and hot! Plenty of good pints (Bass, Tetleys, Boddington, Guiness, etc.) and wine, but no liquor. Has Fox Sports World on the two televisions (21" and big screen)...good people and everybody is very friendly."

Boca Raton
Ugly Duckling
No longer carry the satellite feed. Good beer, though.

Coral Gables
Crown and Garter,

FORT LAUDERDALE

Frog and Toad" formerly the Tudor Inn
Bill Purdie writes, "A real Scots bar, they show Premier, internationals and Scottish Premeirship. Also have Scottish match tapes playing in the meantime, lots of Ranger and Celtic games. Good honest pub." Is also home to Ft Lauderdale Rangers Supporters Club.

The "Tudor Inn" in Ft Lauderdale--the scene of many a Fusion celebration, is no longer. Shortly after the demise of the Fusion, Bobby, the owner, sold it The good news is that it became the "Frog and Toad" - A Scottish pub to an English pub. While it still has some of the original feel, it generally looks better, but sadly the owner doesn't sem too interested in soccer, at least to the same degree that Bobby did. he attended all the Fusion games and was long-time friends with Ray, et al)

Fox & Hounds
4812 N. Dixie Highway, 954.491.8869
The Fox & Hounds is a British-American pub founded in 1992 by Guy Hutcheson. This pub is equiped with a full size pool table, two dart boards, three twenty-seven inch tvs, one twelve foot tv with surround sound, and every kind of liquor and beer imaginable. For your soccer needs, premier, world, european, and FA cup soccer will be shown live daily on our 2,000 square foot premisis. Please call us for details. We also serve food such as finger foods like chicken wings, mozzerela sticks, sausages in batter, and samosas. We also serve traditional British foods like bangers and mash, fish and chips,and an English breakfast that we serve on weekends. We have a wide selection of British crisps, candy, crackers, and many other groceries.

Trafalgar Arms, 4132 North Federal Highway, 954.568.2207
Neil Cooper writes:...has by far the best coverage of any game available, has a good atmosphere there with supporters of all teams (not just premiership teams) watching the action. They have just opened an extension with a big-screen tv and surround sound."

Indian Rock Beach
Red Lion Pub, 1407 Gulf Blvd, 727.596.5411.
Just across the street from the beach and is an English pub on the inside and a typical beach bar on the outside (with patio and tables with umbrellas). One main room with large screen TV at one end and lots of other TV's scattered around in strategic places. Approximately 50-60 people or so were there for the England v Finland match. Most of the patrons were Brits, and there was a nice mix of young and old. As it was a Setanta match and a World Cup Qualifier, cover was $20 for both the England and later Ireland matches. But the proprietors at Red Lion threw in a free (and very good!) full English breakfast as part of the deal (w/ HP available!). Not sure they do it for all regular weekend morning league matches as well, but it was a nice touch and helps to offset the high Setanta-mandated cover. Wait staff was very friendly and helpful. Would recommend highly making the trip for a match, even if you're driving the long drive from Sarasota, as I was. Remember to give yourself 90-120 minutes drive time from Bradenton or Sarasota, as once you get off I-275 in St. Pete you still have a good 20-30 minutes of city driving to the beach where the pub is located.

Key West
Bogart's
Submitted by Tim Barker

Limbo

Finnegan's Wake, Corner of James and Grinnell streets, 305.293.0222
Hans Duchardt writes "Watched England-Italy there and one was transported into the Stadium"

Charlie's Place, 908 Kennedy Drive, 305.294.4818
Hans Duchardt writes "Watched England-Germany during Euro 96 there...it is a mature crowd and the Amis who had no idea about the sport had to rethink their attitude about soccer and hooliganism as most of them enjoyed the atmosphere the two camps created."

Miami
Churchill's Pub

Orlando
Bull & Bush, 2404 E. Robinson Street, 407.896.7645
Darren Green says, "it's Orlando's most authentic English pub and has football on tv every hour that the pub is open on big screen tv."

Cricketeer's Arms
Brian Hisaw writes, "shows a lot of Premiership, all the satellite games, they charge a cover for most everything, including the ESPN champions league matches...they are a mostly Chelsea pub.

Scruffy Murphy's

Seminole, Rose & Crown

St. Pete Beach
Irish Pub at Bay Side, 60 Corey Ave, 813.367.9373 (next to Leverock's)
Pam Gregory writes "We have just been named the home of the Celtic Supporters Club of Tampa Bay. We are (obviously) an Irish Pub, on the waterfront with a beautiful view of Boca Ciega Bay. We serve traditional Irish food and welcome families. We have soft and steel tip darts, a pool table and digital television.

Tampa
Scotland Yard, Waters Ave.
Owned by Peter Ward, who played in the English 1st Division and the NASL, where he was the 1982 MVP.

Wilton Manor
Shakespeare

Winter Springs
Pretzels Bar & Grill
"...has always shown soccer (Football-damn it). I watched the England-Tunisia game there at 8:00am..."