Quickest way from Richmond, take North London link overground to Willesdon Junction, then two stops to Wembley Central. Always stayed in Richmond for Challenge Cup Final back in the day.From the south coast, I'm driving. Me, the lad & the Mrs (their first Wembley game). Dead easy, 90 mins up the M3, park at Richmond, straight on the Tube & Robert's your father's brother. Damn sight easier/quicker than the 500 mile round trip I do for home games!
May go early though & make a day of it, haven't decided yet...Nipper says he wants to see the dinosaurs at the Natural History Museum.
Dinosaurs are at OTFrom the south coast, I'm driving. Me, the lad & the Mrs (their first Wembley game). Dead easy, 90 mins up the M3, park at Richmond, straight on the Tube & Robert's your father's brother. Damn sight easier/quicker than the 500 mile round trip I do for home games!
May go early though & make a day of it, haven't decided yet...Nipper says he wants to see the dinosaurs at the Natural History Museum.
how tall is he? is he by any chance 6ft fucking 4?I have a French mate based in Manchester
Take a BLACK FLAG
Don't forget the Union flag bowler hat.Got my day planned , Buck Palace , Downing St., London Eye , Tower of London , then Wembley with a newly purchased half and half scarf , selfie stick and the pay £20 for a budweiser and a burger at Wemberlee , changing my user name to Tommy Tourist :)
Plus diversions via Northampton to Rugby and then via Birmingham.Two tracks are closed from Euston to Hanslope Junction (north of Milton Keynes) from 20:00 Saturday to 12:00 Sunday each week. The lines being worked on (slow or fast) vary each week, so all trains are timetabled to travel over the slow lines to cover the worst case scenario.
Up to 30 minsOk thanks. Makes sense I suppose.
I have noticed you often go past Villa’s ground ( Witton ) on a Sunday aswell, which I don’t think is the normal Monday- Saturday route. So presumably that adds a bit of time on aswell.