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Very true. BUT this is in a specific area which is top heavy with bars/clubs and an area primarily for leisure/social activity. It is also only on the two nights you mentioned where the worst behaviour is seen and its controlled by a heavy presence of police and specialist door staff.

 

You don't see such behaviour at 2.00pm on a Tuesday afternoon. You don't see West Street filled on a daily basis with drunks, druggies and delinquents.

 

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Take off your rose tinted specs for god sake. Stop pretending that your precious historic trading area is some form of gardens of Babylon.

 

I don't care who you asked the question to. This is a public forum for debate on a particular topic. I have an opinion just as much as anyone else.

 

You are the one talking "codswallop" as you say. You cannot see Castlegate, Castle Market and its surrounding streets for what it was.

A dump. A dump littered with some of the worst dregs of the city population.

 

Its coming up 2 years now since Castle Market closed and you're continuing to mourn its loss like some deceased relative. Its gone. Its not coming back. Stop banging on and on and on and on and on making up nonsense about how precious it was to the lives of Sheffielders, how the area was so charming and bustling, how the people were so salt of the earth and real examples of working class "proper" Sheffielders.

 

Life has moved on. Its pathetic.

No need to get personal , The people you refer to do not come on forums such as this ,And may I add are the salt of the Earth without visions of grander as per their detractors .

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Visit West Street on Friday and Saturday night.
How often do you do that? I'm interested, what bars do you frequent on a friday and saturday night? You are quick to challenge but tell us, how you know exactly what West Street is like on the heaviest, busiest nights of the week
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However you employees of SCC on this thread try and dress Sheffield City Centre up as some megatropolis hiving with activity and tourists.

 

The people who live and work here know different, the majority of the city centre (Peace Gardens & Railway St Feature excluded) is years behind other cities and is appalling in terms of urban planning and other amenities.

 

Even the VERY worst market in London is years ahead of Moor Market.

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How often do you do that? I'm interested, what bars do you frequent on a friday and saturday night? You are quick to challenge but tell us, how you know exactly what West Street is like on the heaviest, busiest nights of the week

I visit the City Hall on occasions to see various artists on one occasion not so long ago a bloke was punched at the Tram stop across from Holly Street , he died when his head hit the floor.

Apart from that we have all our family get togethers in the Red Deer on Pitt Street [do you know where Pitt Street is?].

On walking to our tram or bus stop we have to pass the so called inteligent and upwardly mobile West Street mob, spewing, scrapping and shaggging in full view of all and sundry.

So yes I do know West Street very well.

In contrast on some Friday or Saturday nights I visit the Norfolk on Dixon Lane in the ex Market area , no problems ever en counted except for the occasional snore from a home less Street sleeper who sleeps down that end so as not to his or her head kicked in by the drunken ****es on West Street.

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I visit the City Hall on occasions to see various artists
Thats not on West Street

Apart from that we have all our family get togethers in the Red Deer on Pitt Street [do you know where Pitt Street is?].
I do know where that is and surprisingly its not West Street either

On walking to our tram or bus stop we have to pass the so called inteligent and upwardly mobile West Street mob, spewing, scrapping and shaggging in full view of all and sundry.

So yes I do know West Street very well.

So, we're getting to it. You don't actually go drinking on West Street or know much about it or the people you've just seen it for a few minutes as you scuttle along it while you get transport back into the warm glowing warming glow of real sheffielders?

 

In contrast on some Friday or Saturday nights I visit the Norfolk on Dixon Lane in the ex Market area , no problems ever en counted except for the occasional snore from a home less Street sleeper who sleeps down that end so as not to his or her head kicked in by the drunken ****es on West Street.
No doubt there were endless real sheffielders filthy from coal mines or steel works who were showering them with food or blankets or the cheery Castle Marketeers were setting up for the day and singing happy songs while cartoon animals helped them while the fake sheffielders from West Street were rutting like animals and drinking themselves into a stupor
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Thats not on West Street

I do know where that is and surprisingly its not West Street either

So, we're getting to it. You don't actually go drinking on West Street or know much about it or the people you've just seen it for a few minutes as you scuttle along it while you get transport back into the warm glowing warming glow of real sheffielders?

 

No doubt there were endless real sheffielders filthy from coal mines or steel works who were showering them with food or blankets or the cheery Castle Marketeers were setting up for the day and singing happy songs while cartoon animals helped them while the fake sheffielders from West Street were rutting like animals and drinking themselves into a stupor

Do you some thing ,you are bang on:loopy:

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