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Carabao Cup Final plans
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allan harper
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Me n my mates have just got in Yates in Harrow, just waiting on some grub. Not been drinking around here before, usually do Uxbridge so it's new to us.Anyone already in London? I’m here but pretty much every blue I know is coming tomorrow haha ... I’m mega keen for some drinks if there are any groups of blues around ... feel free to inbox me! (staying in zone 2 of the tube fairly central rather than near Wembley)
Cheers mate - I may give that a try anywayWest Hampstead? That's on a road with plenty of shops and bars.
My memory fades with each year - but it seems to be accelerating disproportionately......
You know this alcohol ban on official coaches? Is it just the Thomas Cook official coaches.? What about supporters branch non Thomas Cook coaches?
The law is no alcohol
Didsbury Dave
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Not as busy, but they’ve always been fairly full (and rocking when we’ve won) for at least a couple of hours. There might be less people tomorrow with it being Sunday. It will be fine for kids and there are lots of other pubs and food places along that road.thats what i was asking earlier,are they as busy as before the game? Iv got 2 youngsters with me this time,we usually leave the stadium and go straight home but we r staying tomorrow night,jj moons would be great for a few beers and food if they open after the game
shnaghaicityfish
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Anyone used the overground from Marylebone into Wembley? Seems slightly quicker and much closer to our entrance
Thought they couldn't open for a while after the final whistle?Not as busy, but they’ve always been fairly full (and rocking when we’ve won) for at least a couple of hours. There might be less people tomorrow with it being Sunday. It will be fine for kids and there are lots of other pubs and food places along that road.
MillionMilesAway
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Anyone used the overground from Marylebone into Wembley? Seems slightly quicker and much closer to our entrance
Is that from Wembley Stadium station (the one by the White Horse Bridge, right by the stadium)?
The mass of people trying to get on those trains has been insane when I've walked past, but the trains are quick (often less than 15 minutes) and about every 5-7 minutes by the look of things.