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  • Low_Ears
    Low_Ears Posts: 698
    Bit of a result for us on the C2C line (Benfleet) as Fenchurch Street is shut so trains are re-directed to Liverpool Street. Should mean an extra 10 minutes in the pub
  • WSS
    WSS Posts: 25,079
    [cite]Posted By: se9addick[/cite]Northern Line to bank, central line from bank to Liv Street. Takes about 10 mins, used to do it all the time when I worked in Holborn.
    Why didnt you just get the Central Line to Holborn? ;-)
  • Solaraddick
    Solaraddick Posts: 460
    Rail to WHL before the game, then walk/jog back to Seven Sisters to the tube afterwards, avoid queueing/herding of mass exodus after game
  • Jarman
    Jarman Posts: 1,851
    [quote][cite]Posted By: Solaraddick[/cite]then walk/jog back to Seven Sisters to the tube afterwards, avoid queueing/herding of mass exodus after game[/quote]

    Snap.
    After i wrestle a few park lane yids of course.
  • fatrob
    fatrob Posts: 861
    [quote][cite]Posted By: northstandsteve[/cite]my son has a game sunday morning and we wont get to London Bridge until 11.50am. Any tips on getting to Seven Sisters or Liverpool Street from London Bridge via underground.If it's not possible to make the 12.30 Liverpool street train may as well go straight to Seven Sisters[/quote]

    Get a cab from London Bridge make the next train easy
  • Stig
    Stig Posts: 29,104
    [cite]Posted By: Bexley Dan[/cite]gonna go by car - any tips on where to park? (other than don't bother, traffics murder). Gonna get there early and possibly leave a bit late so could avoid some of the congestion as in hospitality.
    Anyone got any ideas?
  • Covered End
    Covered End Posts: 52,067
    [cite]Posted By: Stig[/cite]
    [cite]Posted By: Bexley Dan[/cite]gonna go by car - any tips on where to park? (other than don't bother, traffics murder). Gonna get there early and possibly leave a bit late so could avoid some of the congestion as in hospitality.
    Anyone got any ideas?

    Drive to somewhere convenient & then use public transport if you have to drive at all.
  • cafcdan18
    cafcdan18 Posts: 3,664
    When I went to Spurs a couple of years ago, we got there early and parked in a car park diagonal to the club shop. Think it was a fiver to park. Was full up soon after but there are usually a few signs where it costs around a fiver to park.
  • Stig
    Stig Posts: 29,104
    Cheers for the info. I saw some reports of car parking costing up to £15 but even that's better than the £40 it will take to get three of us there on the train.
  • JohnBoyUK
    JohnBoyUK Posts: 9,046
    Its more like £10-15 to park in the makeshift car parks off Tottenham High Road.
    Would advise all to take public transport.

    And if you get there early, there's sweet fa for you all to do other than head into the ground early as none of the local pubs let in away fans.

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  • cafcdan18
    cafcdan18 Posts: 3,664
    Fair enough, I must be mistaken as thought it was only a fiver to park. Only been once and it was a couple of years back.
  • JohnBoyUK
    JohnBoyUK Posts: 9,046
    [cite]Posted By: cafcdan18[/cite]Fair enough, I must be mistaken as thought it was only a fiver to park. Only been once and it was a couple of years back.

    You should know the hebrews by now. Any opportunity to make some money. They'll be claiming the VAT rise too soon ;-)
  • cafcdan18
    cafcdan18 Posts: 3,664
    [cite]Posted By: JohnBoyUK[/cite]
    [cite]Posted By: cafcdan18[/cite]Fair enough, I must be mistaken as thought it was only a fiver to park. Only been once and it was a couple of years back.

    You should know the hebrews by now. Any opportunity to make some money. They'll be claiming the VAT rise too soon ;-)

    Treu, was probably Arsenal, where it was cheaper. Get better value for money that end of town!

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