Sheffield Wednesday fan's whopping £634 pre-match drinks bill at Nottingham's Hooters pub goes viral

A Sheffield Wednesday fan's whopping drinks bill has become an internet sensation - after it was revealed a group of thirsty Owls necked more than £630 worth of booze ahead of Saturday's win over Nottingham Forest.
The 634 bill at Hooters, the Nottingham pub which employs attractive young women in low cut tops as waitresses.The 634 bill at Hooters, the Nottingham pub which employs attractive young women in low cut tops as waitresses.
The 634 bill at Hooters, the Nottingham pub which employs attractive young women in low cut tops as waitresses.

The picture of the bill at the city's Hooters bar has gone viral after being shared on Twitter.

And the boozy Owls fans were certainly in a mood to celebrate, even before Saturday's 2-1 win at Nottingham Forest which kept the Hillsborough side firmly in the promotion hunt to the Premier League.

The bill has gone viral.The bill has gone viral.
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The tab reveals that the group, thought to have been made up of 14 drinkers, downed scores of pints of beer, cider and more than 60 Jagerbombs before heading off to see the Owls' win at the City Ground.

The bill - for an eye-watering total of £634.91 - included five four pint jugs of Amstel beer, 61 "Big" Jagerbombs - alone worth more than £300 - as well as pints of John Smiths' bitter, Strongbow cider and Brooklyn Ale.

But the group appear to have exited the bar almost 90 minutes before kick-off, with the time of the bill 1.34pm - fuelling speculation that the gang may have headed elsewhere for even more pre-match beers.

The picture of the tab was shared on the Football Away Days Twitter account with the message:" A Sheffield Wednesday fans bill at Hooters in Nottingham today," along with a "crying with laughter" emoji and has been retweeted more than 850 times and "liked" more than 1,000 times.

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The pub has long been popular with visiting football fans, largely due to its waiting staff consist of attractive young women, usually referred to as "Hooter Girls", who wear revealing outfits, exposing their cleavage.