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Roger Ringpiece said:
Do what the rest of us did, look yourself and decide for yourself and don't be so lazy by coming on here expecting people to do the spadework for you.
CTID1988 said:
Got my ticket for Wembley. Just wondered what would be the best time for getting down there, which train to Euston should i get down there and what time train should i get back?
Also, from Euston, how do i get to the green man pub?

Also (i know know, mithering!) what is the cheapest train i can get? Found a return for £70 cheapest so far
Cheers


Oooo er missus, PMT by any chance
 
Roger Ringpiece said:
Do what the rest of us did, look yourself and decide for yourself and don't be so lazy by coming on here expecting people to do the spadework for you.
CTID1988 said:
Got my ticket for Wembley. Just wondered what would be the best time for getting down there, which train to Euston should i get down there and what time train should i get back?
Also, from Euston, how do i get to the green man pub?

Also (i know know, mithering!) what is the cheapest train i can get? Found a return for £70 cheapest so far
Cheers

Its called Blues helping other Blues RR..You may not want to help him but no need for that shit..
 
We'll be arriving at St Pancras at around 9.32 AM. Anyone have any idea when our supporters is beginning to arrive in London!?
 
Partington_blue said:
Try Marlebone. Round the corner from Baker Street. Get the overland train to wembley stadium from there approx 6 minutes..

Wouldnt go from Baker street to Wembley Park - it will be full of their lot

I think we've got the part of the ground that Wembley Park approaches.
 
peoffrey said:
Partington_blue said:
Try Marlebone. Round the corner from Baker Street. Get the overland train to wembley stadium from there approx 6 minutes..

Wouldnt go from Baker street to Wembley Park - it will be full of their lot

I think we've got the part of the ground that Wembley Park approaches.

No mate, we've got Wembley Stadium and Wembley Central.

Wembley park is where them steps lead to Wembley Way, which will be vermin infested waiting to pounce on any innocent Blue.

I'd go to Wembley Park but I don't have a chainsaw.
 
change at watford junction to wembley central.
wembley park will be full of their lot like last time.
 
mcfcliam said:
peoffrey said:
I think we've got the part of the ground that Wembley Park approaches.

No mate, we've got Wembley Stadium and Wembley Central.

Wembley park is where them steps lead to Wembley Way, which will be vermin infested waiting to pounce on any innocent Blue.

I'd go to Wembley Park but I don't have a chainsaw.

Thanks for the advice. I'm trying to organise everyone so it looks like a change of plan. Marylebone followed by the Bakerloo to Wembley Central.
 
peoffrey said:
mcfcliam said:
peoffrey said:
I think we've got the part of the ground that Wembley Park approaches.

No mate, we've got Wembley Stadium and Wembley Central.

Wembley park is where them steps lead to Wembley Way, which will be vermin infested waiting to pounce on any innocent Blue.

I'd go to Wembley Park but I don't have a chainsaw.

Thanks for the advice. I'm trying to organise everyone so it looks like a change of plan. Marylebone followed by the Bakerloo to Wembley Central.
If you're going from Marylebone you can get the regular trains to Wembley Stadium from there. Not sure how frequent they are though, or if they're covered by the London travelcards etc but they'll be quicker. Also if you're coming into Euston you can go direct to Wembley Central from there on the Overground.

Edit: You can use travelcards if you're going into Wembley Stadium station.
 
wembley ticket news [ in person now ]

City with new boys Sergio Aguero, Gael Clichy and Stefan Savic in the squad will return to their happy hunting ground at Wembley on Sunday, 7 August to renew battle with neighbours United.
And tickets remain on general sale to existing supporters with, from 3 August, some important changes to the criteria.

Tickets will be available for purchase IN PERSON at the Etihad Stadium Ticket Office from 9am on Wednesday morning so if you are attending the open training session it is the perfect opportunity to pop in a buy a seat for the big pre-season showdown.

Booking fees and postal delivery charges clearly will not apply to 'in person sales' but tickets will remain on sale over the phone with a £2.50 booking fee per ticket.

However, the delivery fee of £5.45 will no longer aplly to telephone bookings and all tickets purchased on the phone from 3 August onwards will be available for venue collection only at Wembley Stadium from 10.30am on 7 August.

Internet sales are no longer available.

The match that pits the FA Cup winners against the Champions is sponsored by McDonalds kicks off at 2.30pm.

Five categories of match ticket are available to purchase, priced as follows:

Category Price (Adult) Price (Under 16 & Over 65)

Category 1 £45 £35

Category 2 £35 £25

Category 3 £25 £15

Category 4 £20 £10

Disabled £20 (plus free assistant)



sorry if this has been posted, havnt seen it, but 5 days to go and city decide to let tickets go to people who goes to ground, doh
 
Any blues on here travelling from the south? Would be nice to know i'm not the only one travelling up to london on a train full of rags.
 
BradshawsBlues said:
Any blues on here travelling from the south? Would be nice to know i'm not the only one travelling up to london on a train full of rags.

Four of us will be travelling up from Spain, I think that's pretty much to the south of 'that London'. Hopefully there will not be any rags on the plane; if there are, some of them might find themselves swimming once we get over the Bay of Biscay!!!!!!
 
It would be pretty unfair on the poor sea creatures to pollute their habitat with united scum.

I'm just going to get a corner seat and prepare for the inevitable attempt on my life on the way up, oh to be a city supporter! Aiming to get the 9.10 train from Basingstoke arriving at Wembley Stadium 11.30ish, anyone going to be on that route? I have to change at Waterloo and Marylebone on the way up - then on to the green man pub.
 
BradshawsBlues said:
It would be pretty unfair on the poor sea creatures to pollute their habitat with united scum.

I'm just going to get a corner seat and prepare for the inevitable attempt on my life on the way up, oh to be a city supporter! Aiming to get the 9.10 train from Basingstoke arriving at Wembley Stadium 11.30ish, anyone going to be on that route? I have to change at Waterloo and Marylebone on the way up - then on to the green man pub.

I got a stern telling off on my way back from the semis by what I assume was a father and son combo. They started having go at me because I was on the train west rather than north and they thought "all city fans were from manchester". But what ever appeases them, can't say it bothered me much, the day was ours.

Of course wembley way was a shit show, but we all know about that good stuff.

I'm sure you'll be fine. Once you get on the bakerloo line i'm sure it will be mostly blues.

On a side note does anyone know of any city pubs in the center(ish) area again? I know by baker street a few down there were last time, same deal?
 
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Am travelling down on Sunday with my three lads. Which end are we at and can anyone recommend which will be the safest route in to the ground?
Thanks
 
Thanks for the advice mate, theres not much the tossers could say that i've not heard already. Yeah i'd be interested to know which pubs people are going to, as i'm guessing the green man will be packed pretty early! Good to have a backup just in case the train gets delayed.
 

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