Match Day Thread Play Off Final. Hull City v Boro

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Yes they are, and I cannot drive this point home enough. If you are in any sort of rush to get anywhere after the game and using Wembley Park to travel either north or southbound YOU WILL HAVE TO LEAVE EARLY.

They completely block off the station under the bridge at the bottom of the steps and only let so many people through at once regardless of your protests that you’re going northbound not south, if you’re near the back of the crowd up Olympic Way it can take 90 odd minutes to get onto a tube. It’s then another half hour to get to Kings Cross.

Something to bear in mind if your train from central London is close to end of the game.
Good post..
 
Yeah Jubilee line straight down to Westminster. You can either walk to Victoria or change over from there. I can’t recall if Westminster is one of the big underground stations with 100 million steps or not. It’s only one stop away anyway so I’d probably just walk it.

Edit: just plumbed it into Google and the coach station is at the opposite side of Victoria station, just over a mile walk from Westminster.
Thanks :emoticon-0148-yes:
 
In 2016 there was a large pub me and the good lady attended pre game, was a good giggle as it was all City, cant for the life of me remember its name, in 2008 I was in Leicester Square having some banter with some Brizzle fans in a pub there, but 2026 ? Where are the tiger nation descending on ? Any suggestions would be gratefully received.
 
Walking a mile or a mile and a half will be a challenge and that's before I even get to the stadium steps and stairs.

I will need to take a camping chair with me so I can rest on route, but then you are only allowed a bag of A4 size inside Wembley.
As an American can I just say that an A4 size bag would be awesome for a Glock 43, Sig Sauer P365, or a Smith & Wesson M&P Shield or a MicroUzi. You got to be careful out there and your right to defend yourself is what makes you feel safe in these situations...you never know what might unfold when coming into contact with those cheatin south coast savages. Hell ya, you know you are right. And for just $150 plus taxes, I can provide you with my seven point plan to complete freedom and assured confidence so that you will have an enjoyable and memorable day at Wembley to share forever more with all your loved ones.

OK, I think this whole debacle is finally getting to me.
 
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Yes they are, and I cannot drive this point home enough. If you are in any sort of rush to get anywhere after the game and using Wembley Park to travel either north or southbound YOU WILL HAVE TO LEAVE EARLY.

They completely block off the station under the bridge at the bottom of the steps and only let so many people through at once regardless of your protests that you’re going northbound not south, if you’re near the back of the crowd up Olympic Way it can take 90 odd minutes to get onto a tube. It’s then another half hour to get to Kings Cross.

Something to bear in mind if your train from central London is close to end of the game.
I'm hoping Acun' fan zone post match party will be in full swing. Should be able to kill 60-90 minutes
 
Yes they are, and I cannot drive this point home enough. If you are in any sort of rush to get anywhere after the game and using Wembley Park to travel either north or southbound YOU WILL HAVE TO LEAVE EARLY.

They completely block off the station under the bridge at the bottom of the steps and only let so many people through at once regardless of your protests that you’re going northbound not south, if you’re near the back of the crowd up Olympic Way it can take 90 odd minutes to get onto a tube. It’s then another half hour to get to Kings Cross.

Something to bear in mind if your train from central London is close to end of the game.
Learned this the hard way for Oasis in the summer.
 
Yes they are, and I cannot drive this point home enough. If you are in any sort of rush to get anywhere after the game and using Wembley Park to travel either north or southbound YOU WILL HAVE TO LEAVE EARLY.

They completely block off the station under the bridge at the bottom of the steps and only let so many people through at once regardless of your protests that you’re going northbound not south, if you’re near the back of the crowd up Olympic Way it can take 90 odd minutes to get onto a tube. It’s then another half hour to get to Kings Cross.

Something to bear in mind if your train from central London is close to end of the game.
I may regret sharing this but you only have to walk about 15 mins to preston road station and you can avoid all that nonsense on Wembley way and get on the metropolitan line. Takes you straight through Wembley park in the same direction.
 
If Cheat-hampton are kicked out , I find it hard to believe that Boro will be able to sort out their tickets and transport in 3 days - it will be one almighty bun fight - so if it is moved then Boro will have extra time and we will end up ****ing about reorganising transport, hotels etc
 
If Cheat-hampton are kicked out , I find it hard to believe that Boro will be able to sort out their tickets and transport in 3 days - it will be one almighty bun fight - so if it is moved then Boro will have extra time and we will end up ****ing about reorganising transport, hotels etc
If they’re kicked out, there’s no way that game is happening Saturday. We should realistically get a bye, but I imagine we’ll be playing Boro in front of a half empty stadium on a Wednesday night
 
Surely the ****wits that run the EFL can’t change the date of the match. Surely?
Oh yes, they can....Well panto season has come early. Here's behind the tree.
Definitely feeling more like 2008, the full Tiger nation mobilised, Acun destined to ring the Premier League bell like Paul Duffen.
But the bell fell off...If it had fallen on Duff man's foot there'd have been a claim.
 
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