warmleyseagull
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Taking Vic Line from Oxford Circus on Saturday. Which station is best? Guess SS to get off (slightly quicker) and TH to get on (post match busy), but advice appreciated.
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[Albion] Seven Sisters or Tottenham Hale?
- Thread starter warmleyseagull
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Both times I've been I've got off at Seven Sisters on the way there. It's an "interesting" (and long) walk but you do get jerk chicken at the end of it. Seven Sisters on the way back last season - queue seemed large to get in the station but moved really rapidly and we were harangued in entertaining fashion by some religious cult.
I think this time round mainline trains may be only going to London Bridge (in fact, I think this was the case last season too) which makes a pint somewhere in The City, a walk to Liverpool St and overground to White Hart Lane an option.
I think this time round mainline trains may be only going to London Bridge (in fact, I think this was the case last season too) which makes a pint somewhere in The City, a walk to Liverpool St and overground to White Hart Lane an option.
worthingseagull
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- Sep 28, 2011
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yep liverpool street to white hart lane on overground is the only correct answer 
seven sisters route is a crap walk
seven sisters route is a crap walk
SK1NT
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I like to use Seven Sisters because if you can run for 5 mins without stopping you can watch the whole game and jog to seven sisters and still get on a quiet tube.
LANGDON SEAGULL
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Northumberland Park 
Worth noting that Elizabeth Line means you can now go to Farringdon and then it's one stop to Liverpool Street. Then Overground to White Hart Lane or train to Northumberland Park/Tottenham Hale
Edit: Scratch the Elizabeth Line, no service on the weekend due to signalling work. Other connections to Liverpool Street are available
Edit: Scratch the Elizabeth Line, no service on the weekend due to signalling work. Other connections to Liverpool Street are available
Comrade Sam
Comrade Sam
Tottenham Hale is closer of the two, but there is no queue and more travel options - including the Victoria line. On the way there head for White Hart Lane.
warmleyseagull
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Is WHL overground uber crowded after match? I'm one who would rather walk 30 mins to save 35.yep liverpool street to white hart lane on overground is the only correct answer
seven sisters route is a crap walk
Like @GB, had the joys of the ranting God-botherers at Seeven Sisters last season which was great fun to watch 
. It's an OK walk and the queue moves quickly. Off at St Pancras, Thameslink back to Sussex.
With luck most of the Spuds fans will be leaving after an hour when they're 3-0 down.
. It's an OK walk and the queue moves quickly. Off at St Pancras, Thameslink back to Sussex. With luck most of the Spuds fans will be leaving after an hour when they're 3-0 down.
pasty
A different kind of pasty
Train from Liverpool Street to Tottenham Hale, change there for train to Northumberland Park, 2 mins up the line.
I always go to Turnpike lane (Piccadilly line). Lovely choice of lunch options and great area, and then hassle-free bus from there
takes you to within 15 minutes walk of the ground - pub on the way should you want it. Good route back as well.
takes you to within 15 minutes walk of the ground - pub on the way should you want it. Good route back as well.
Gazwag
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This very easyNorthumberland Park
Publius Ovidius
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I will be staying with my daughter in Mill Hill and the tube line goes into Euston then out to Wembley…..and vice versa the other way!
but don’t want to faff about in euston with thousands of mancs who will be very disappointed having being thrashed by us!
looks like UBER will be my friend that day.
but don’t want to faff about in euston with thousands of mancs who will be very disappointed having being thrashed by us!
looks like UBER will be my friend that day.
I'm aware that most ManUre supporters live in London but I hadn't realized that most Spuds supporters are mancunians. What a turn up for my trousers
drew
Drew
London bridge then pleasant stroll over the river towards Liverpool st and probably a few beers in Spitalfields.
Publius Ovidius
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Your immense intellect is lost on me.I'm aware that most ManUre supporters live in London but I hadn't realized that most Spuds supporters are mancunians. What a turn up for my trousers
It looked like you were replying on the Spuds game thread with FA Cup game strategy. A chance for low comedy that I was unable to resist. Apologies if I have overlooked that the dirty reds are in town on the same day. But I see that ManUre are home to Everton on Saturday. So my enormous brain the size of a planet (OK, Mercury rather than Saturn) is telling me that (you can guess the rest).