Roughest place you have ever been to

Angles City, Phillipines. Town sprung up just outside a US Army base. It was sold to us as "the Phillipines answer to Vegas", loads of bars, clubs and casinos. Really just a load of strip bars and brothels, and bars where everyone had a gun.

pre Madonna wrote: seaniemac wrote: Grimsby is the most horrible place I have experienced in the UK. The only place I have been a week before Christmas where they didn't even have any council/city decorations or Christmas lights up, not even a tree. There's also an element of your sister is your mother, your father is your brother about the locals too.  The area around McCarthy's Irish bar in Cleveland is rough as fook. Couldn't get a cab for ages and about six different people started following up at various points. Didn't help that my two mates and I were hammered as well. Around Anfield a few years ago before they did up the new stand sticks out also. I'm told it looks a lot better now. Askeaton in Limerick is terrible too. That sounds brilliant, I was going to Blundell on Good Friday, might go for Xmas now. f**king lights were being put up here last week. You are correct An C., Bandon is a kip! When dividing places into kips you have to factor in the local character too, Hornet may not like this but I preferred Luton To Watford as anything could happen in Luton and Watford is the sort of place that feels like Royston Vasey. Was in Stevenage recently, felt like I was in some Dystopian drama. Every building looked thesame and it had completely sucked the life out of the locals.

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Was over in Rhyl for a Bohs European game a few years ago. Didn't feel unsafe but my God, what a kip. Every second shop was a cash for gold pawn shop style yoke and the rest were discount shops, pubs and bookies. Everyone in the town seemed to be on disability benefits of some description and either driving a mobility scooter or on crutches. Loads of trailer parks visible on the drive in from holyhead, apparently they moved a load of rough heads from Liverpool and Manchester out there years back, total sh*thole. We stayed in Llandudno about an hours drive away which was actually quite nice in an old seaside town sort of way.

Some parts of Glasgow are shocking. Red Road before the flats were knocked was like the third world.

rossieman wrote: Mulvanystrasse wrote: The 3 Liverpool suburbs built in the '60's, Tower Hill, Cantril Farm and Netherley looked like they had been bombed by the Luftwaffe by the early '80's. Was only ever out there in the early morning so it was safe enough. In contrast, Anfield and Norris Green were ok areas back then. stayed in Toxteth for a weekend and it was rough as f**k all around the area.

East End of Glasgow is like stepping back into the 1960s 

Spanish Harelm, Bronx, NYC used to commute few years back from Manhattan and change then up here to get a bus to Randalls Island for football training never understood racism before then

The New DEn isn't that rough, just on an industrial estate. Can be made feel a bit intimidating on a Tuesday night alright.