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Spurs Away Plans
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Sorry lads not been able to read through the pages but is someone able to help ? What route is best to take from either London Bridge or Charing Cross ? I’ve tried searching it on the Trainline app and it’s coming up with ridiculous times. Much appreciated0
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000__Jaaaaay__000 said:Sorry lads not been able to read through the pages but is someone able to help ? What route is best to take from either London Bridge or Charing Cross ? I’ve tried searching it on the Trainline app and it’s coming up with ridiculous times. Much appreciated
Charing Cross - Northern to Warren Street, Victoria to Seven Sisters.
London Bridge - walk or bus to Liverpool street. Train to Northumberland Park or Seven Sisters. Alternatively, Northern to Kings Cross and then Victoria to Seven Sisters.0 -
I would get Northern Line to Morgate from London Bridge. Walk to Liverpool Street and get the overgound (Weaver Line) to White Hart Lane. Will be very busy at WHL though.000__Jaaaaay__000 said:Sorry lads not been able to read through the pages but is someone able to help ? What route is best to take from either London Bridge or Charing Cross ? I’ve tried searching it on the Trainline app and it’s coming up with ridiculous times. Much appreciated0 -
I've been called some stuff on here in the last 20 years but that takes the biscuit.Sword65pf said:
I think they are Hammers fans getting they’re own back😜swords_alive said:We are lucky to have @johnboyuk and @tbwah with us at this difficult time. I hope all these questions don't result in a slew of complaints afterwards when we have lost heavily, no-one got away for their last train on time, half was held up in a bag queue and only a few could get to a local bar for a drink.1 -
Thanks lads !0
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Apologies, that was bang out of order!!😂JohnBoyUK said:
I've been called some stuff on here in the last 20 years but that takes the biscuit.Sword65pf said:
I think they are Hammers fans getting they’re own back😜swords_alive said:We are lucky to have @johnboyuk and @tbwah with us at this difficult time. I hope all these questions don't result in a slew of complaints afterwards when we have lost heavily, no-one got away for their last train on time, half was held up in a bag queue and only a few could get to a local bar for a drink.1 -
mid_life_crisis said:Is anyone familiar with the pubs within striking distance of Finsbury Park station?
Appreciate any helpful info.
The Blackstock is two minutes walk, from there, and another one opposite which name escapes me.
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'Proper' pub The Blackstock, went to a christening there many moons ago....rough as Fuc. and that was the wife's cousins husbands family.ElfsborgAddick said:mid_life_crisis said:Is anyone familiar with the pubs within striking distance of Finsbury Park station?
Appreciate any helpful info.
The Blackstock is two minutes walk, from there, and another one opposite which name escapes me.3 -
The 12 pins.ElfsborgAddick said:mid_life_crisis said:Is anyone familiar with the pubs within striking distance of Finsbury Park station?
Appreciate any helpful info.
The Blackstock is two minutes walk, from there, and another one opposite which name escapes me.2 -
Last leg of a rather lengthy journey coming up
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Still not heard anything back from them… wankersDaveMehmet said:@JohnBoyUK how strict are they on their bag policy? I’ve applied for a medical exemption but not had a reply, I’ve also emailed and called but not heard back.I don’t need a huge rucksack but needs to be bigger than their size restrictions0 -
Similar experience at The Beehive when I was there last. Leaving do for my mate who was going travelling for a year. Ended up in a punch up between her uncles and other extended family members, beer and glass flying, women and kids screaming as it spilled out onto the high road.HastingsRed said:
'Proper' pub The Blackstock, went to a christening there many moons ago....rough as Fuc. and that was the wife's cousins husbands family.ElfsborgAddick said:mid_life_crisis said:Is anyone familiar with the pubs within striking distance of Finsbury Park station?
Appreciate any helpful info.
The Blackstock is two minutes walk, from there, and another one opposite which name escapes me.
Apparently it's a poncy gastropub for middle-class clones/craft beer aficionados now!4 -
show them the email you sent on the way in, surely that'll give you some leeway.
But stewards can be a-holes at the best of times.
Good luck!1 -
On my first pint at Hamilton Hall. Bit busy
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Full of Charlton or Tottenham in there ?0
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Both, more Charlton by the noise!0
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Hamilton Hall, located within the bustling Liverpool Street Station, is a Grade 2* listed building that was once the Ballroom for the Great Eastern Hotel. The building is ... named after Lord Claud Hamilton, the Chairman of The Great Eastern Railway Company (1893–1923). Today, it serves as a JD Weatherspoon pub.
* Look up to see some amazing plasterwork1 -
The pwoper chaps were in here at 4.... watching Bilko expire, he ordered a burger and ended up with a triple one LOL0
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standardJohnBoyUK said:Both, more Charlton by the noise!0 -
If nothing else, The Beehive was decent. A happy mix of home and away fans before the game. Popped in afterwards too to let the crowds die down.1
