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Pub Gears Up for England Fans After Scotland Success
22 Jun
Summary
- Pub rents extra fridges and hires staff for incoming England fans.
- World Cup crowds have drastically boosted business for the pub.
- Pub manager praises Scottish fans for good behavior during stay.
The Dubliner pub in Boston has implemented extensive measures to accommodate arriving England fans, building on its experience as a hub for Scotland supporters during recent World Cup matches. To manage the expected surge in customers, the establishment has secured additional refrigeration units and recruited extra staff from its sister bars across the city.
The World Cup has dramatically transformed business at The Dubliner, elevating sales on all days of the week. Previously quiet nights are now seeing queues and full capacity, a stark contrast to typical operations. The pub manager commended the Scottish fans for being "ideal crowd(s)," noting their enthusiasm for celebrating without causing any disturbances.
As England supporters begin to arrive, the pub anticipates a similar large turnout, expecting comparable "drinking habits" to their Scottish counterparts. There is hope that the English fans will emulate the positive behavior set by the Scottish fans. Actor John Ratzenberger, a former resident of England, expressed support for the England team.
The tournament has also significantly enhanced Boston's international visibility and appeal. The pub has seen a global reach through media mentions, and many visitors have described their experience in Boston as a top vacation.
