1st image features Johnny Rotten of the Sex Pistols watching 1990 - Owner Tony Moogan from Liverpool, England bought the "Two Drops of Scotch" on Lincoln Blvd. and installed a huge satellite dish on the roof - Tony just happened to have a friend in England who was feeding live English First Division games to Australia, the friend gave him the secret coordinates and Tony was able pick up the first English league game shown in the US - and made American broadcasting soccer history. Richard Branson a die hard Crystal Palace fan watched one of the earliest broadcast matches.
1995 - "Leaving Las Vegas" the movie. Nicholas Cage filmed some of his Oscar winning performance scenes in the bar
1999 - Guardian UK newspaper article about soccer at the Cock n' Bull
2002 - Awarded BEST soccer bar in US by Fox Soccer Channel
2006 - Feature article in the LA TIMES Calendar section
2007 - Pub of the Month in FFI Magazine (October)
2008 - British Pubs article in San Francisco Chronicle
2009 - LA Galaxy former player/manager Alexi Lalas watched the U.S. men's national team game and talked about the C 'n B on MLSnet.com blog "The Sitter"
