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Can confirm, turned away about 15mins ago

Randomly it was a preseason American Football game between the Dolphins and 49ers, I was a dolphin fan and got to see Dan Marino play one series but that was enough for 12 year old me

Hi Bozza, I DMd you earlier about something and wanted to make sure you saw it

They only close stations for overcrowding, the majority of the runners will be round Canary Wharf way of you arrive in London around midday so it shouldn't really affect movement to Wembley but best avoid tube stations that are near the route itself is the best plan

I work that way and I've found it easier getting the Northern to Angel and then a 10min walk to Farringdon (or even Old Street) but it doesn't really matter and as you say there is a spoons at Farringdon or just outside Angel station

You'll have to change to get to Farringdon unfortunately as the trains stop at London Bridge but agreed getting there and then the tube from there is much easier but wanted to flag it in case you didn't know (London Marathon I think has scuppered trains there)

If you have a spare I'd love to buy it if possible?

Yep P4 is Monday 9am https://tickets.brightonandhovealbion.com/en-gb/categories/wembley

Season ticket holders in priority windows one and two can continue to buy up to two guest tickets from Friday 14 April at 9am

It's a good example though even if it's hard remembering it! Much better times now though which seems a lifetime ago back then. I know this can't be reused but was always a fan of Kurt's Nogans chant to 2 Unlimited

Dark times when that song was around so gives me PTSD but part of the history

Excellent news, seems a lot still needing them (me included), reading the PR it sounds like they are planning on multiple selling windows so it sounds like a fair few are coming

We will that's a pain in the neck...I assumed trains would be going to Bedford but looking on the app it looks like you have to change twice just to get to Farringdon (looks like they stop at London Bridge) so Victoria or London Bridge and then tube up which seems a massive faff TBH

Another good reason for Farringdon is that the metropolitan line starts just before so you should easily get on the many trains that go through there, I would think the Jubilee at London Bridge would be rammed before it got there

Train to Farringdon then a Metropolitan line to Wembley, some nice bars at Farringdon and a Wetherspoons to if you want that

Haywards Heath usually has plenty of parking at the hospital (expensive as you can imagine though). There is a hotel opposite (The Birch) and if you call them in advance you may be able to park in their carpark for a smaller fee if they are feeling generous. I've been to RSCH enough times now...

I would like a single, does anyone have a guest spot they could lend me please?

I'm looking for a ticket as a guest, moved back south during the season so renewed my membership for next year but doesn't qualify me for the semi so any help would be appreciated

planning to get there about 6:30-7....might even bring my darts if there are boards there to while away the time before the game

ACK See you all there