Moss side it's one of the Peaceful and best Places to live in Manchester...the crime is low .it's not like Liverpool and London...every city has got their untidy Parts moss side theirs Two side Alexzandra Park estate in moss side just over the way is completely different the gardens are done up nicely completely different look...moss side bordering the Hulme area completely different again ..also theirs no Pubs in moss side they have all closed down.
Moss side lost all the pubs when City moved out to east mcr. Claremont is the last one. Match day and concerts kept the pubs going. Lots of demographic changes also meant no demand for pubs. I.e. Somalians moving in.
It was GENTRIFIED. All for the students. They even merged certain mosside postcodes into hulme. W people and their game of control. Then you have this fool coming along looking down on communities. I went to Partington once and within minutes of me pulling up somebody asked for money to buy eggs, children asked ne to buy then crisps and a horse was walking around wildly. He has several issues, this is his outlet.
Somalian demographic in MCR is statistically nowhere near enough to be killing pubs - if the clientele die off and younger people don't want to go to old man pubs you can't just pin that on brown people
Nipped into a corner shop to buy a drink in Moss Side about 15 years ago. Had to go into a caged area before being let in, once deemed to be OK. Only other place I've seen a similar system is with Polar Bears at Yorkshire Wildlife Park.
I grew up on the border with Old Trafford and Moss Side as a kid, as well as spending a couple of years in Wandsworth, in SW London. And I can tell you that neighbourhoods in North and East Manchester like Openshaw, Clayton and Harpurhey are all rougher than Moss Side. Moss Side has improved a lot over the past 20 years although it still has its.issues.
It's a matter of opinion but Moss Side isnt too bad, you have the gangs but they battle with each other and i feel safer walking round there than other areas mentioned here in the comments. Moston used to be like the Wild West but now it's had a great influx of African people its a lot safer to walk around at night and that's to its credit. Parts of Cheetham and Broughton are rough but as a separate city, Salford has the roughest estates by far in greater manchester. Good video bro.
It's 100% better than it was in the 80s! You wouldn't have been able to walk though there with a camera. You'd have been robbed before you knew what was happening.
I use to score from there never had any bother the police use to let the Jamaicans control the area and all was sweet so long as you didn't take the piss
Not true it depends where you go in moss side in the 80s etc, we walked through as a family Alexandra park no problems. One guy was an artist and he was doing some sketches there no problems. My mum used to take us to moss side to visit family friends. We went to shops there, not problems this was in the 70s.
@Mulberry2000 We were teenage punks in the 80s. We had mates living there and it was really scary place to walk through. Maybe it's because I grew up in a leafy part of Stockport, I don't know, but I dreaded going up there. It really was bad.
I was born in Salford and regularly parked up at Moss Side to watch City at Maine Road. In my opinion, Moss Side is the scarier of the two. Salford Precinct made me feel tense walking through it, but walking through Moss Side just made me feel uneasy. Didn't want to be there longer than I needed to. Not actually been to Moss Side since the late 90's, so maybe I've just got an old fashioned view of the place, hopefully things are better.
im from wrexham but was seeing a girl from hulme,she took me once to show me where dead bodies had had the chalk drawn around them this was 1995 i shat myself lol ace people there tho i later discovered
I lived on Claremont Road in 92. Had to move my car to a back street every time City played at home. I'd say that was Rusholme but then i was more near the top of Yew Tree. Good times they were. Manchester was rocking.
Moss side ... I was living there as a student in the 90s ... there was an incident around my road... a guy was locked into a wardrobe with a pitbull .. he was found a week later... not pretty
There’s about 3 or 4 towns that separate moss side and wythenshawe. They’re not right next to each other. Moss side is inside the m60 wythenshawe is outside the m60
@@dannyd0g Forgot about Withy, lived there for a few years. To be fair though, if you leave Moss side heading to Wythenshawe up Prinny parkway, most places mentioned end at that road(could be wrong) from Fall
Shame Hulme ain't there anymore in the sense of the crescents and all the hanging flats are gone. That place really was truly dangerous .. just looking at the place as you walked around was like "Wow . . ". It was smack bang next to Moss Side, too.
@BIGSMOKE-bu6gq 7 sisters was Whalley Range, mate. Pickford Court, Clifford Court, etc. There's also 7 sisters in Rochdale, all High Rise flats. And the same in Brinnington, Stockport. Town planners in the 60s and 70s made a lot of stuff in groups of seven .. I ain't got the foggiest idea why .. or if its just coincidence?
@BIGSMOKE-bu6gq The Spinners was shut I used to go and buy weights in Pickford Court ... it was only a short walk. You're near enough right though .. the 7 sisters/Whalley Range was right next to Hulme. Crazy place, Hulme. Goin there tripping on acid was always gonna be a total Head fcuk. The weird geometric shapes of the flats was mental. It was the people that was the worst .. you had absolutely no idea wot you were gonna encounter goin up the stairs, or just goin in your own gaff .. especially if it was bein burgled .. or the worst of all was if the baddies turned up coz they had the wrong flat. You could end up dead. I seen a guy get his face smashed in with hammers in the Spinners .. hearing someone gurgling cos they're choking on their own teeth is an experience that I wish I'd missed. People were just walking about like the guy wasn't there.. Gettin a cheeky bit of weed in there on Friday night when it was a lovely disco. Ahem. Pure rastas and gold teeth Gangsters shooting into the ceiling. Yea bro got some memories of the ol' log flume.
Went there over 40 years ago before a game at Maine Road,was a bit rough around the edges but we found a boozer which was obviously an afro Carribbean run establishment and had a great time 👍.A proper boozer with proper people.Keep up the good work 👍.
Great pub the Claremont, I loved going in there on a matchday when Man City played at Maine Road and it was proper rough in those days, looks like it's been smartened up inside.
Great video, the litter is shocking. Shows how much the residents care though about where they live, I can imagine the houses inside are a mess as well. Any litter on my street and me or neighbors pick it up and bin it, lost pride people have nowadays. Have you been Hanley in Stoke yet? May of missed the vid if so, that's a grim place
@@garethwilliams976 Yeah you're spot on, I think it works both ways, if I lived there I would always make sure there was no litter on my street. Councils never clean areas that aren't a city or town centre unfortunately. However this video is embarrassing for the council I must say.
Other places I’ve seen with the same problem of litter and fly tipping is Blackburn in Lancashire and Aston near Birmingham. A pattern there if you know those areas.
It’s calm as now, prior to 2016 it was a dangerous place to be. I know the rubbish is awful to look at but, in terms of safety, it’s actually sound now. Funny that you wandered deep into fallowfield though 🤣
If we're being honest, crime statistics aside these places are all virtually the same, I'm from Salford, and Moss Side looks no different to most council estates, so long as you keep yourself in good company then you'll be fine... It is dead though I can't lie hahaha Great vid as always mate
Get to Gorton, Clayton, Openshaw & Beswick. A lot has changed now of course but back in the 90s & 00s that was a rough little area. Moss side has improved massively now compared to how it was. And not forgetting the old Bull Ring in Hulme, the “party estate”. But Salford is a city in its own right & some of its places are pretty bad rough TBF. Great video though mate. Good stuff. 🙏🏼
Top vid as always mate 👍 come to Keighley (outskirts of Bradford) next time you are up this way. Loads of dingy pubs on estates if you stay away from the centre (Bracken Arms) if you are feeling brave 😂
When Man City moved many pubs shut down...I've been in the Claremont a few times before a game back in the day...Joey Holts Bitter is a nice slurp...Nice one Danny🍺👏
@@danielcunningham6727 yawn, yawn. Traditionally City one of best supported teams ...with biggest ground outside Wembley. Football did not start in 1992.
@@honestplaces no probs m8...I've been watching Yr stuff for some time now..and love every video....If I'm ever out in a city I enjoy finding backstreet pubs what are off the beaten track..keep up the great vids.
Nice vid. Reminds me of watching City in the 90's. Now all the pubs are long gone apart from The Claremont. The Osborne, Gardeners Arms, Lord Lyon, Beehive, Sherwood, Parkside and probably a few more.
There's a good few dodgy here in Oz to .......had the pleasure of staying in Moss Side in the early 90's staying with a student mate......78 pence for a Newky Brown in the Poly Student Union.
Yeh, sure, Australia has reverted to where it started, a huge prison, thanks to the cultural Marxists. Enoy the incoming Globalist New World Order, your country NZ and Canada are test beds.
Grew up and lived in Manchester then moved with my parents to rossendale lancashire when I was around 19. Although we still work in Manchester we don’t regret the move. It’s always an interesting conversation topic here or back in Manchester cause it seems like everybody here wants to move to Manchester and everyone in Manchester congratulates me and wishes they could move out 😂
I grew up around here, it's definitely not the roughest estate in Manchester. It's also nowhere near Wythenshawe, you've got Whalley Range, Chorlton, Northenden, Sale Moor, etc. between them. Take a wander through North Manchester or Broughton in Salford, they're rough as a badger's arse.
This is what annoys me about Miss Side, why can't people put their rubbish in the bin? Or get rid of bigger stuff properly. No need to throw it out on the street. And you wonder why it gets a bad reputation for being scruffy.
Yeah but surely you can't be watching these videos & assuming the whole of the UK is like this. The clue is in the titles & it's not a scenic tour of Alderley Edge!!
I think you should try and cover Brinnington, that was a while ago one of the most depressed places in the country. It's gotten a bit better than what it used to be but still needs a bit of coverage.
@@honestplaces Yeah idk what happened to the place now, I guess it just attracted the wrong people overtime. Nothing to really do here apart from a gym, b&m and library. There used to be fairs outside the first house library and GoLocal but they seemed to of stopped those events because less and less people went to them not many people wanted to setup a stall there. (If you wondering where that is, it's opposite the road from the post office, there used to be a marketplace there but it got all turned into townhouses, shop and library) I feel like you just genuinely don't see a lot of outdoor community events in the UK anymore as you used to, mostly councils and big brands doing them now but it's not common at all. Can't tell if we got lazier overtime...
In the 80's I wAs given a house in Hulme OMG we went out to the bull ring flats that had shops underneath them people were great,but whilst out at the shops someone had smashed all our windows gets back home and it was swarming with police telling me I had to go into a refuge,I asked why I couldn't go into my own home,police said it was far to dangerous.😮so off me and two kids went to a refuge in cheetham hill omg i was absolutely terrified..I wanted my home back.. got on a train straight to Colwyn bay. North Wales stayed in a hotel then got a two bed flat..whoever did that back then to my home,also smashed all my little children's beds cut all there clothes up police did say it wasn't the place I should of been living in my answer were all human beings.maybe it was someone who was angry but not at me I loved the ppl there great video 😊
Wythenshawe did have a reputation back in the day. Like everywhere else, it’s not where you go it’s what you do and who you go with. Back on topic of Wythenshawe, while it still has its social ills and what not the area has improved thus its a tight nit community.
Lived here all my life and can safely say there has always been the tossers and nut jobs, but they were all tucked away in little pockets. I grew up on Benchill rd and in those days, most of my neighbours well spoken and quite posh. Whenever I meet up with old friends who I grew up with there, they all say the same thing, we couldn't have wished to have grown up in a better time or place.
If you haven’t already, I’d recommend going up to the north east. Middlesbrough, Hartlepool, Sunderland and the old mining towns above would be a gold mine for your channel.
Just the one pub there now? Dreadful. Went to Moss Side a few times when I lived near Manchester and the people were more genuine than some of the more well heeled parts of the NW.
Coming from London I had many pals in Mancs in THE 80s and we drank around Moss Side great people I love it so much I married a Manc girlie and have been in Mancs for 25 years now and STILL love THE REAL people it's the wannabes that piss me off keep smiling 😁👍❤🇬🇧
Ask someone from south Manchester and they'll tell you somewhere like Harpurhey, Openshaw or Collyhurst is the roughest. Ask someone from north or east Manchester and theyll tell you Moss Side or Wythenshawe is the worst. The grass is always rougher on the other side.
My dad grew up in Salford. We went down a memory lane drive, daytime. All nice and peaceful until 3 guys tried to throw a man in front of our car, We were doing about 40.
I used to live around there between 2016 -2019 on Horton Road. Claremont road was quite rough. Always wondered what the Claremont pub was like. The litter and dumping used to piss me off
People in the comments saying Wythenshawe isn't that bad 🤣I've Lived all over Manchester and Wythenshawe is by far the worst i had 2 bikes stolen in a month.... also you need to make sure to Lock your car doors at night there always groups of teens checking cars, and if your looking for a rough pub Go to the silver birch they Literally sell to 15 year olds also a popular Spot for dealers to sell from
I got a notification of a reply from yourself but the full comment can't be seen. I have a friend who lived there for decades and says he loved it, i'm guessing he's on the outskirts because i know there are some real scumbags in certain parts.
Apart from the City centre manchetser a hovel ! I work all over Manchester, all hell holes which include cheetham hill , crumpsall , longsight , harperhey , blackley & moston ...
You didn't actually go on the 'Estate' it's on the other side of Princess Rd. Alex Park 'Gooch and Doddington estates. Do another one on there and go in the Western Pub if its still open 👍🏾
It's funny what people accept these days Stabbings Shootings & Riots , Moss Side wasn't always like that , that bloke forgot to mention the Drugs the Prostitutes & the muggings , apart from that it's like Beverly Hills 😂😂😂 Nice one Mate .
I’ve lived in Stratford for 25yrs now live in Altrincham . I used to go to the Claremont to score a weed back in the 90s . Great place . Moss Side has some great people , old school Caribbean’s salt of the earth . Great video mate . You sound like you’re from Manchester?
Moss Side isn't too bad in terms of feeling unsafe for the most part. I probably say north manchester in places like collyhurst are the roughest. Because its so desolate and isolated from the rest of manchester
How much per pint ! - wow used to be 99p when I worked next to the claremont. ( but we did have to go en-mass at lunchtime to be safe and remember the characters including the guy who used to try and sell anything he had found in the bins or skip including a single well worn odd shoe !! ). Worth looking up the history of Holts and their charity work.
Even if it’s not standing in the heart of the city centre of Manchester 5 min walk down the road leads you to Salford takes a tad bit longer to get to moss side no matter what hands down end of story so people would class Salford a part of Manchester Rochdale Ashton these places are still classed as in Manchester and are towns in Manchester so dont you even start you weirdo Lol trying to be smart causing unnecessary mess😂
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nothingburger. but well done on the views!
Moss side it's one of the Peaceful and best Places to live in Manchester...the crime is low .it's not like Liverpool and London...every city has got their untidy Parts moss side theirs Two side Alexzandra Park estate in moss side just over the way is completely different the gardens are done up nicely completely different look...moss side bordering the Hulme area completely different again ..also theirs no Pubs in moss side they have all closed down.
Yep its changed so much but even years ago you wouldn't just get picked on long as you were nice 😁👍❤🇬🇧
Moss side lost all the pubs when City moved out to east mcr. Claremont is the last one. Match day and concerts kept the pubs going. Lots of demographic changes also meant no demand for pubs. I.e. Somalians moving in.
Uniteds hooligans The Red Army used to frequent the Claremont to meet up before home and some away matches.
It was GENTRIFIED. All for the students. They even merged certain mosside postcodes into hulme. W people and their game of control. Then you have this fool coming along looking down on communities. I went to Partington once and within minutes of me pulling up somebody asked for money to buy eggs, children asked ne to buy then crisps and a horse was walking around wildly. He has several issues, this is his outlet.
Beehive pub was a top gaff
What a fuckin shit hole
Somalian demographic in MCR is statistically nowhere near enough to be killing pubs - if the clientele die off and younger people don't want to go to old man pubs you can't just pin that on brown people
Nipped into a corner shop to buy a drink in Moss Side about 15 years ago. Had to go into a caged area before being let in, once deemed to be OK. Only other place I've seen a similar system is with Polar Bears at Yorkshire Wildlife Park.
That was me serving you at the pub, nice meeting you😁
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We went in the Claremont when Boro played at City once. It was one of those places where you stand quietly and try not to draw attention to yourself.
I grew up on the border with Old Trafford and Moss Side as a kid, as well as spending a couple of years in Wandsworth, in SW London. And I can tell you that neighbourhoods in North and East Manchester like Openshaw, Clayton and Harpurhey are all rougher than Moss Side. Moss Side has improved a lot over the past 20 years although it still has its.issues.
openshaw is dodgy, agree on that one pal
I live in Harpurhey, the druggies are being replaced by immigrants now.
Hes saying moss side probs because its alot diverse . So course he think its rough
@@alcoholiday6954good thing then
It's a matter of opinion but Moss Side isnt too bad, you have the gangs but they battle with each other and i feel safer walking round there than other areas mentioned here in the comments. Moston used to be like the Wild West but now it's had a great influx of African people its a lot safer to walk around at night and that's to its credit. Parts of Cheetham and Broughton are rough but as a separate city, Salford has the roughest estates by far in greater manchester. Good video bro.
Is a matter of opinion i suppose. Always different at night aswell. Cheers pal
Go round the estates in Oldham proper dodgy shitholes.
I lived in mosside for 11 years and little Hulton Salford for 8 I'd pick mosside every day of the week haha
@@rickbalboa3758moss side was worst in the 90s, so you missed the worst of it. Salford definitely took over that role of dodgy since then 😂
It's 100% better than it was in the 80s! You wouldn't have been able to walk though there with a camera. You'd have been robbed before you knew what was happening.
Probs 🤣
I use to score from there never had any bother the police use to let the Jamaicans control the area and all was sweet so long as you didn't take the piss
Not true it depends where you go in moss side in the 80s etc, we walked through as a family Alexandra park no problems. One guy was an artist and he was doing some sketches there no problems. My mum used to take us to moss side to visit family friends. We went to shops there, not problems this was in the 70s.
@Mulberry2000 We were teenage punks in the 80s. We had mates living there and it was really scary place to walk through. Maybe it's because I grew up in a leafy part of Stockport, I don't know, but I dreaded going up there. It really was bad.
@@jeepsthetimebandit I did not grow up in Stockport but Wythenshawe, and Beswick
Moss Side was rough in the 90's but there's places like Moston which is rough as fk, Gorton, Levenshulme , Longsight and Ardwick.
Gorton is angin!
@@honestplaces Yeah i went school on Mount Road, Spurley Hey/Cedar Mount it was a shithole xD
The Abbey Hey part of Gorton is spozed to be a real rough AF shyte fest full of eastern European ferals.
Collyhurst, ,Cheetham Hill, etc.....
Yes they are rough but if you google where most the gun murders are and is top even tho it’s tiny compared to other areas
I like these types of pubs, nice staff, cheap beer and plenty of history - not forgetting the pool room which is a big bonus!
Yeh mate, bangin
I was born in Salford and regularly parked up at Moss Side to watch City at Maine Road. In my opinion, Moss Side is the scarier of the two. Salford Precinct made me feel tense walking through it, but walking through Moss Side just made me feel uneasy. Didn't want to be there longer than I needed to. Not actually been to Moss Side since the late 90's, so maybe I've just got an old fashioned view of the place, hopefully things are better.
Yeh back in the day it was angin....now it's just like any other estate. Need to get to Salford though!
Was visiting a mate on the other side of Moss side near Alexandra park I think it was called ? We heard the locals shoot at a police van.
@@pooooornopigeon madness
im from wrexham but was seeing a girl from hulme,she took me once to show me where dead bodies had had the chalk drawn around them this was 1995 i shat myself lol
ace people there tho i later discovered
They're not !
I’ve lived in Manchester for 6 years,originally from London, north/east Manchester overall feels the most wild
I lived on Claremont Road in 92. Had to move my car to a back street every time City played at home. I'd say that was Rusholme but then i was more near the top of Yew Tree. Good times they were. Manchester was rocking.
That long alleyway with fencing either side looks moody af. Wouldn't catch me using that at night bro no chance😂 great video once again mate
Same 🤣 cheers pal
Its where the local junkies score.
Moss side ... I was living there as a student in the 90s ... there was an incident around my road... a guy was locked into a wardrobe with a pitbull .. he was found a week later... not pretty
Jesus. Sounds grim!
Think I remember this, wasn't he a dealer being punished for somebodies daughter dying?
There’s about 3 or 4 towns that separate moss side and wythenshawe. They’re not right next to each other. Moss side is inside the m60 wythenshawe is outside the m60
Fallowfield for one. Maybe Chorlton
@@blootoofblue6951 withington for two. So much wrong information in this video. Guy is full of B.S,
@@dannyd0g Forgot about Withy, lived there for a few years. To be fair though, if you leave Moss side heading to Wythenshawe up Prinny parkway, most places mentioned end at that road(could be wrong) from Fall
Shame Hulme ain't there anymore in the sense of the crescents and all the hanging flats are gone.
That place really was truly dangerous .. just looking at the place as you walked around was like "Wow . . ".
It was smack bang next to Moss Side, too.
7 sisters blocks of flats in hulme
@BIGSMOKE-bu6gq 7 sisters was Whalley Range, mate. Pickford Court, Clifford Court, etc.
There's also 7 sisters in Rochdale, all High Rise flats.
And the same in Brinnington, Stockport.
Town planners in the 60s and 70s made a lot of stuff in groups of seven ..
I ain't got the foggiest idea why .. or if its just coincidence?
@BIGSMOKE-bu6gq The Spinners was shut I used to go and buy weights in Pickford Court ... it was only a short walk. You're near enough right though .. the 7 sisters/Whalley Range was right next to Hulme. Crazy place, Hulme. Goin there tripping on acid was always gonna be a total Head fcuk. The weird geometric shapes of the flats was mental. It was the people that was the worst .. you had absolutely no idea wot you were gonna encounter goin up the stairs, or just goin in your own gaff .. especially if it was bein burgled .. or the worst of all was if the baddies turned up coz they had the wrong flat. You could end up dead.
I seen a guy get his face smashed in with hammers in the Spinners .. hearing someone gurgling cos they're choking on their own teeth is an experience that I wish I'd missed.
People were just walking about like the guy wasn't there.. Gettin a cheeky bit of weed in there on Friday night when it was a lovely disco.
Ahem.
Pure rastas and gold teeth Gangsters shooting into the ceiling. Yea bro got some memories of the ol' log flume.
@@GeteP crazy shit 😂
The Claremont is still open?!? Wow! Not been in since the 80s!
I lived in Manchester & Salford for 2 years back in 2014-2016. All of it's rough! Some decent folks though.
Yeh same with most areas init
I didnt see much of moss side on this vid most of what i seen you post was part of area called fallowfield😅
I visited Moss Side once when my team were playing Manchester City back in the mid 90's, it's a place you never forget in a hurry!
Very true 🤣
The police take no prisoners I was glad to get back home we lost 10 as well
@@philipwelsh1862Town fan mate?
@@michaelroberts7374 only the best
Yeah the coppers were an extension of their hooligan firm
Bruh dat area is bare rough, glad u didn’t get shanked - respect 👊🏽
Went there over 40 years ago before a game at Maine Road,was a bit rough around the edges but we found a boozer which was obviously an afro Carribbean run establishment and had a great time 👍.A proper boozer with proper people.Keep up the good work 👍.
Yeh food looks bangin around there
Sounds like the Robin Hood. Dominos in the back
Sounds like the seahawk more like
Great pub the Claremont, I loved going in there on a matchday when Man City played at Maine Road and it was proper rough in those days, looks like it's been smartened up inside.
Great video, the litter is shocking. Shows how much the residents care though about where they live, I can imagine the houses inside are a mess as well. Any litter on my street and me or neighbors pick it up and bin it, lost pride people have nowadays. Have you been Hanley in Stoke yet? May of missed the vid if so, that's a grim place
Yeh litter is grim, no need, just scruffy people. Nah mate, need to get to there
The litter reflects not just the residents but also reflects on the City Council.
@@garethwilliams976 Yeah you're spot on, I think it works both ways, if I lived there I would always make sure there was no litter on my street. Councils never clean areas that aren't a city or town centre unfortunately. However this video is embarrassing for the council I must say.
Other places I’ve seen with the same problem of litter and fly tipping is Blackburn in Lancashire and Aston near Birmingham. A pattern there if you know those areas.
It’s calm as now, prior to 2016 it was a dangerous place to be. I know the rubbish is awful to look at but, in terms of safety, it’s actually sound now. Funny that you wandered deep into fallowfield though 🤣
If we're being honest, crime statistics aside these places are all virtually the same, I'm from Salford, and Moss Side looks no different to most council estates, so long as you keep yourself in good company then you'll be fine... It is dead though I can't lie hahaha
Great vid as always mate
True mate. Deffo keep yourself to yourself and you're sweet
Get to Gorton, Clayton, Openshaw & Beswick. A lot has changed now of course but back in the 90s & 00s that was a rough little area. Moss side has improved massively now compared to how it was. And not forgetting the old Bull Ring in Hulme, the “party estate”. But Salford is a city in its own right & some of its places are pretty bad rough TBF.
Great video though mate. Good stuff. 🙏🏼
Claremont Rd is just the start of mosside, you were in fallowfield more 😂😂😂
All feels the same 🤣
Does this on all his videos. Did it for Blackpool too - roughest pubs my arse. The guy is deluded and milking people for You Tube views.
Would love to know how many pubs there were in 70/80s between it was an experience then
Probs loads!
Top vid as always mate 👍 come to Keighley (outskirts of Bradford) next time you are up this way. Loads of dingy pubs on estates if you stay away from the centre (Bracken Arms) if you are feeling brave 😂
Cheers pal. Drove through once, looked angin
What estate pubs is there?.
I use to bang some bird from keighley massive tits she had called Janine
Get over Huddersfield pal well worth the visit
The Albert, guarantees you some cheap knock off bargains 🤣🤣
Nice content Danny, give moston a try in the future, rough & many a dodgy pub👍
Is on the list pal 👍
I said moston or harperhey x
Almost 300k for a house round there it’s not cheap to buy there now . But in the 90s they couldn’t give s house away around here
300k is mad. Don't care if it is that close to Manchester City center!
You need to go North Manchester way. Harpurhey, Moston, Blackley that way.
When Man City moved many pubs shut down...I've been in the Claremont a few times before a game back in the day...Joey Holts Bitter is a nice slurp...Nice one Danny🍺👏
Yeh those pubs did go at that time. Yeh bangin pub! Cheers pal
Well they must of had all of about 6 customers as city have no real fans 😏
@@danielcunningham6727 yawn, yawn. Traditionally City one of best supported teams ...with biggest ground outside Wembley. Football did not start in 1992.
@@williammilner9279 🎣🎣🎣
Lived in Manchester for 10 years and in my experience Little Houlton was by far the worst place i visited in Manchester.
Absolute quality channel..nit only di you show us some good pubs we get to see some rough places..cheers.
Cheers pal. Appreciate it
@@honestplaces no probs m8...I've been watching Yr stuff for some time now..and love every video....If I'm ever out in a city I enjoy finding backstreet pubs what are off the beaten track..keep up the great vids.
Cash only well done the king is cash always flexible always no nonsense mucking about with card machines etc
True. Always forget
Agree but make no mistake within a decade it will be gone
@@delux976 not if we keep demanding and defending CASH
@@philipwelsh1862 Mate the globalists and corporations set the agenda every country has a digital currency on the go even in Africa
how does that work, he had to go to a machine to withdraw cash
For the roughest part of Manchester them bike are very safe lol. In Beswick, Bradford, Newton health, clayton and Wythenshawe they be nicked fast.
Nice vid. Reminds me of watching City in the 90's. Now all the pubs are long gone apart from The Claremont. The Osborne, Gardeners Arms, Lord Lyon, Beehive, Sherwood, Parkside and probably a few more.
Yeh pubs gone when city went
Grouse being introduced to these lovely places from Australia.
Cheers bud
Moss Side is a great area with good community. Most of the fly tipping is outsiders cruising off the Parkway. We do care about our area x
Quality as always brother. Genuinely can't wait for Dublin! 🍻
Me too, getting giddy
@@honestplaces I live in Dublin and can give you dingy pub recommendations
Oh, would love to see Danny in Dublin! 👍
Holme wood estate (Bradford) I think once held the record for biggest council estate in Europe.
Gaz Yorkshire.
Been there, didn't seem thay big
No rough pubs in moss side it’s a Muslim area and they don’t drink so the pubs are empty
Moss Side is not a Muslim area.
no the other pubs shut years ago
@@fasthracing So what kind of area is it then ?
@@fasthracingyes it’s majority Muslim now that’s a fact
@@TonyHQ79 well it must of changed but in my day it was mainly people with Caribbean backgrounds/ heritage.
Anywhere can be dangerous. Its people who are, not the area. People still have to live, work and basically function.
Not talking gang crime, but Moston, Harpurhey, Monsall, Beswick, Miles Platting and parts of Gorton are all just as bad in terms of day-to-day crime.
Gorton is grim. 100%
Platting gardens now mate gentrification 😂
Timperely is probably the worst
@@chriskennedy2298Timperley lived there all my life 😂😂. It’s quite nice but not as nice these days especially broomwood
@@chriskennedy2298 Isn't that where Frank Sidebottom is from? 😀
Should get some T - Shirts made with your favourite saying (Is What It Is) love the content as always.
🤣 maybe. Cheers pal
Lovely video mate. I appreciate the work!!
Cheers pal 🍺
In 1926 my grandfather left England for Australia…and everyday I’m thankful for that.
Amen to him
COVID prison island? Good luck with those nutters in power.
There's a good few dodgy here in Oz to .......had the pleasure of staying in Moss Side in the early 90's staying with a student mate......78 pence for a Newky Brown in the Poly Student Union.
such a weird comment. basically the same as the bad parts of australia
Yeh, sure, Australia has reverted to where it started, a huge prison, thanks to the cultural Marxists. Enoy the incoming Globalist New World Order, your country NZ and Canada are test beds.
Grew up and lived in Manchester then moved with my parents to rossendale lancashire when I was around 19. Although we still work in Manchester we don’t regret the move. It’s always an interesting conversation topic here or back in Manchester cause it seems like everybody here wants to move to Manchester and everyone in Manchester congratulates me and wishes they could move out 😂
Cash only pub in 2024, unbelievable
Can be quite annoying
Some bars in London are card only! Well, phone payments too, but you get the idea.
@@honestplacesLose cash and they will control everything you do.
Cash is king u absolute sleeping zombie sheep clown
Don’t blame them
I grew up around here, it's definitely not the roughest estate in Manchester. It's also nowhere near Wythenshawe, you've got Whalley Range, Chorlton, Northenden, Sale Moor, etc. between them. Take a wander through North Manchester or Broughton in Salford, they're rough as a badger's arse.
You know a man’s old school and a seasoned proper pub goer when he takes a glass back to the bar.
Respect init
@@honestplaces exactly 👍
It goes in tandem with the opportunity to say thank you and good bye to the people who served you. Just good manners.
Only just made me realise that's a thing. I do it every time...leaving or to go get another.
@@randyandy7042 it just has to be done 👍
This is what annoys me about Miss Side, why can't people put their rubbish in the bin? Or get rid of bigger stuff properly. No need to throw it out on the street. And you wonder why it gets a bad reputation for being scruffy.
I moved to Australia from the UK, these videos blow my mind, UK looks like a toilet now.
Alot of Brit folks who moved to Aus say the same
Yeah but surely you can't be watching these videos & assuming the whole of the UK is like this. The clue is in the titles & it's not a scenic tour of Alderley Edge!!
I think you should try and cover Brinnington, that was a while ago one of the most depressed places in the country. It's gotten a bit better than what it used to be but still needs a bit of coverage.
Been there plenty of times as a kid. Wasn't too bad then
@@honestplaces Yeah idk what happened to the place now, I guess it just attracted the wrong people overtime. Nothing to really do here apart from a gym, b&m and library.
There used to be fairs outside the first house library and GoLocal but they seemed to of stopped those events because less and less people went to them not many people wanted to setup a stall there. (If you wondering where that is, it's opposite the road from the post office, there used to be a marketplace there but it got all turned into townhouses, shop and library)
I feel like you just genuinely don't see a lot of outdoor community events in the UK anymore as you used to, mostly councils and big brands doing them now but it's not common at all. Can't tell if we got lazier overtime...
Moss side is like a third world country. Grew up there as a kid. Sad to see how 💩 the area has become since Maine Road has gone.
In the 80's I wAs given a house in Hulme OMG we went out to the bull ring flats that had shops underneath them people were great,but whilst out at the shops someone had smashed all our windows gets back home and it was swarming with police telling me I had to go into a refuge,I asked why I couldn't go into my own home,police said it was far to dangerous.😮so off me and two kids went to a refuge in cheetham hill omg i was absolutely terrified..I wanted my home back.. got on a train straight to Colwyn bay. North Wales stayed in a hotel then got a two bed flat..whoever did that back then to my home,also smashed all my little children's beds cut all there clothes up police did say it wasn't the place I should of been living in my answer were all human beings.maybe it was someone who was angry but not at me I loved the ppl there great video 😊
When that guy said ' Oh its ok apart from the shootings and stabbings ' 😮
🤣🤣
@@honestplaces 🤣 that's OK then. He said it so matter of factly, Jesus lol
I come from Kilkenny city Ireland where I grew up it be rough at the weekends
Wythenshawe did have a reputation back in the day. Like everywhere else, it’s not where you go it’s what you do and who you go with. Back on topic of Wythenshawe, while it still has its social ills and what not the area has improved thus its a tight nit community.
100% true
Lived here all my life and can safely say there has always been the tossers and nut jobs, but they were all tucked away in little pockets. I grew up on Benchill rd and in those days, most of my neighbours well spoken and quite posh. Whenever I meet up with old friends who I grew up with there, they all say the same thing, we couldn't have wished to have grown up in a better time or place.
If you haven’t already, I’d recommend going up to the north east.
Middlesbrough, Hartlepool, Sunderland and the old mining towns above would be a gold mine for your channel.
Just the one pub there now? Dreadful. Went to Moss Side a few times when I lived near Manchester and the people were more genuine than some of the more well heeled parts of the NW.
Yeh mate, guy said there used to be like 10. Shame iniy
Coming from London I had many pals in Mancs in THE 80s and we drank around Moss Side great people I love it so much I married a Manc girlie and have been in Mancs for 25 years now and STILL love THE REAL people it's the wannabes that piss me off keep smiling 😁👍❤🇬🇧
Iv lived in wythenshaw it's not rough at all and iv never considered Salford to be rough. Moss side is definitely the roughest place in Manchester
Yeh 100% Wythen isn't that bad, aint been Salford in years but Moss Side is just scruffy and still gangy
Wythen not rough at all? Its a shit hole, should go in the red beret for a pint.
Besides Cheetham Hill.
You're rough as they come, aren't you? 😂lol.
No offence intended.
Timperely is pretty rough too
I love seeing you're walks and your chat. Be boring just straight to the main bit 😊
🤣 cheers. Appreciate that
The Claremont looked a classic Football Factory pub.
Boss init 👍🍺
It was before the Blues left for the Eastlands.
Ask someone from south Manchester and they'll tell you somewhere like Harpurhey, Openshaw or Collyhurst is the roughest.
Ask someone from north or east Manchester and theyll tell you Moss Side or Wythenshawe is the worst.
The grass is always rougher on the other side.
The Moss!! Claremont classy joint
Not too bad 🤣
My dad grew up in Salford. We went down a memory lane drive, daytime. All nice and peaceful until 3 guys tried to throw a man in front of our car, We were doing about 40.
Sounds about right 🤣
Used to get a draw in the Claremont...
Probs still can 🤣
Not heard that saying for years!
I used to live around there between 2016 -2019 on Horton Road. Claremont road was quite rough. Always wondered what the Claremont pub was like. The litter and dumping used to piss me off
People in the comments saying Wythenshawe isn't that bad 🤣I've Lived all over Manchester and Wythenshawe is by far the worst i had 2 bikes stolen in a month.... also you need to make sure to Lock your car doors at night there always groups of teens checking cars, and if your looking for a rough pub Go to the silver birch they Literally sell to 15 year olds also a popular Spot for dealers to sell from
That pubs sounds mega 🤣
You need to lock your car doors no matter where you live.
Wythenshawe - isn't that where Tyson Fury was born ?
@@k.avilla8061 yeah
I got a notification of a reply from yourself but the full comment can't be seen. I have a friend who lived there for decades and says he loved it, i'm guessing he's on the outskirts because i know there are some real scumbags in certain parts.
Congratulations on 45K subscribers mate
Probably say collyhurst or somewhere round north is worst for me
Each is own init
Apart from the City centre manchetser a hovel ! I work all over Manchester, all hell holes which include cheetham hill , crumpsall , longsight , harperhey , blackley & moston ...
Longsight aint too bad now. Cheetham hill is a dive
Joey Holts - A great pint of bitter, cheap too
Bangin mate
subscribed from Australia, great content
Cheers pal. Appreciate it 👍
Nearly kicked off in the alleyway. Nearly 'ad some there, mate. Tasty!
Tight spot that 🤣
@@honestplaces Braver man than me.
You didn't actually go on the 'Estate' it's on the other side of Princess Rd. Alex Park 'Gooch and Doddington estates. Do another one on there and go in the Western Pub if its still open 👍🏾
‘We’ve not had a riot for a while, have we’?
Going up in the world then 😂
🤣 good thing to base levelling up off
The Claremont was always packed out when City played at Maine Road...
I remember driving round Moss Side in the 80s and seeing random houses with bars over their windows and doors.
Sounds about right 🤣
Its like that around Bradford. Loads of terraced houses with them.
Harehills, east end park, beeston and burley in Leeds iron bars on doors and windows for at least thirty years now looks bleak
Its Jamie Davies I live in the UK I love watching your RUclips videos Honest Places my mate and friend....
It's funny what people accept these days Stabbings Shootings & Riots , Moss Side wasn't always like that , that bloke forgot to mention the Drugs the Prostitutes & the muggings , apart from that it's like Beverly Hills 😂😂😂 Nice one Mate .
🤣🤣🤣 yeh drugs seems rife there!
The crack
Great epsiode as always bro! You'll have to come to nottingham to do and episode or 2, there's pently of rough pubs all over the city
Is on the cards pal. Cheers
Just don't drive, it's not a driver friendly city @@honestplaces
I’ve lived in Stratford for 25yrs now live in Altrincham . I used to go to the Claremont to score a weed back in the 90s . Great place . Moss Side has some great people , old school Caribbean’s salt of the earth . Great video mate . You sound like you’re from Manchester?
Alti is half decent init pal. Stockport orginally pal 👍
Yeah , best part of the city . I’m originally from Ireland , came to Manchester when I was 12 . Keep up the good work my friend 👌🏻
@@honestplaces Stockport just reminds me of heaven n hell in the early 2000's
@@CeltishGod what a club!
Liam - I'm near you also irish
You know anywhere to get soda bread ? 🤣
Moss Side isn't too bad in terms of feeling unsafe for the most part. I probably say north manchester in places like collyhurst are the roughest. Because its so desolate and isolated from the rest of manchester
Off to Manchester on Sunday....as a scouse lad always got to keep my wits about me 😂😂 Great Video again mate 👍
Yeh make sure you do! Cheers pal
dont speak and you may survive.......
You’ll be fine in the Trafford Centre mate! 😂👍
@@GarethSewell1982 😂😂😂
@@ChrisGreen-qh1wp I get on okay in Liverpool with my Newcastle shirt on 😂😂
From atlanta, georgia
To moss side, manchester
Everyone ready, so
So willing and able
Yeah, yeah, yeah
For the love you make
Gone home sis
Nothing like it was back in the day
You would of needed a bullet proof vest and you wouldnt of been able to walk round with a camera
100% true
the winston pub, salford precinct...
Walked past my house at 2.58 haha, like the channel alot
My god this country needs a government who will stop foreign aid and start rebuilding this country
How much per pint ! - wow used to be 99p when I worked next to the claremont. ( but we did have to go en-mass at lunchtime to be safe and remember the characters including the guy who used to try and sell anything he had found in the bins or skip including a single well worn odd shoe !! ). Worth looking up the history of Holts and their charity work.
Single shoe sounds a bangin deal! 🤣
Salford not in Manchester for 1
Even if it’s not standing in the heart of the city centre of Manchester 5 min walk down the road leads you to Salford takes a tad bit longer to get to moss side no matter what hands down end of story so people would class Salford a part of Manchester Rochdale Ashton these places are still classed as in Manchester and are towns in Manchester so dont you even start you weirdo
Lol trying to be smart causing unnecessary mess😂
Moss Side used to be rough in the 80s 90s. Longsight, Withy, areas of Salford like Swinton Broughton etc....
Nice cultural enrichment here
Original that mate
@@Disorder1889 yes mate. Lets put our heads in the sand about it as we become a minority in our own country. Enjoy your fly tipping lad
I'm on your side knob head , get out and do something about it
VOTE REFORM
I was born in Greenheys in 62 and it was a friendly and community centred place