Apres JPT Final

[notjon]

Is there somewhere most fans head for? trouble with London as opposed to Cardiff is that it all dissipates as different groups go to different parts of town.

It`d be great to try and keep as many as possible vaguely together after the win........... So Leicester Square it is then.

[Tomobz]

there is a spoons just down the road opposite the macdonalds that is always rocking for england games. probably a good shout to make that a saints pub as is near the station...

[StuRomseySaint]

Is there somewhere most fans head for? trouble with London as opposed to Cardiff is that it all dissipates as different groups go to different parts of town.

It`d be great to try and keep as many as possible vaguely together after the win........... So Leicester Square it is then.

 

I really don't want to be queueing up for a pint with 50,000 others... for that reason, I'll be off to a certain special pub in Vauxhall. :cool:

[saints_is_the_south]

there is a spoons just down the road opposite the macdonalds that is always rocking for england games. probably a good shout to make that a saints pub as is near the station...

 

Sounds like a good idea.

[Dog]

I'll be getting smashed up in Soho, one way or another.

[Saint Luke]

Woodies in New Malden

[Block 5]

Trafalgar square for a re-enactment of the poll tax riots.

[JRM]

Baker Street is good. Big wetherspoons next to station, The Globe over the road, Allsop arms round the corner. 5 mins on met line to Wembley from there to maximise pub time.

[Julian H. Cope]

I really don't want to be queueing up for a pint with 50,000 others... for that reason, I'll be off to a certain special pub in Vauxhall. :cool:

 

The Queen Anne.

[Badvoc]

Plenty of cracking pubs in town and many run by Sam Smith's brewery. The booze at these is OK and the prices are at about £1.90 for a pint of Pure Brew Lager. Same sort of prices for ales. Get into one of those and you'll get your money's worth in some fantastic Victorian establishments...

[rick1976.4.38]

the globe opposite baker street tube to start would be good,then up on jubilee line to wembley,coyr

[northam soul]

The queen vic in albert square is quite popular aparrently.

[The Godfather]

Normally the old bill allocate pubs near wembley to the clubs, thats the norm for the FA Cup final now.

[Right sider]

For the Fa Trophy a couple of years ago, the Wembley sports and social club was hired out for the day. Tickets were about a fiver to cover cost, and beer was £2 a pint. Used it as a venue before and after the game. About 5 minute walk to ground.

[pittdogg]

the green man is a great pub befor wembley,its got a massive garden and you have a perfect view of wembaly, get everyone down there,you go past wembaly and its up a llittle road, you wouldnt evan know a pub was up there its a big hit with england fans

[fish fingers]

the globe opposite baker street tube to start would be good,then up on jubilee line to wembley,coyr

 

Yep, did this for the FA Trohpy Final with Stevenage last season.

[StD]

Plenty of cracking pubs in town and many run by Sam Smith's brewery. The booze at these is OK and the prices are at about £1.90 for a pint of Pure Brew Lager. Same sort of prices for ales. Get into one of those and you'll get your money's worth in some fantastic Victorian establishments...

 

 

There's a few Sam Smiths around where I work - the local one "The Blue Posts" is cheap but the beer is sh!ite in my opinion - some of the others may be better though!

[seano]

For the Fa Trophy a couple of years ago, the Wembley sports and social club was hired out for the day. Tickets were about a fiver to cover cost, and beer was £2 a pint. Used it as a venue before and after the game. About 5 minute walk to ground.

 

Was that the place just up from the tube station across the road from the torch?

 

if so its been knocked down and is now being turned into a school.

 

The torch isnt a bad boozer - plenty of space with the garden and seating outside and probably the closest 'big' pub to the stadium.

[Badvoc]

Mate, try the **** on Gt Portland St; beer always Ok in there, although I take your point about the quality. Mate of mine refuses to drink Sam Smith's but TBH I think it's OK for what it is.

[LA77]

Woodies in New Malden

 

My mate lives up the road from there. Is that barman/lady still there?

[Right sider]

Wembley Park Sports Grd

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[dune]

Head for central London. Leicester square is always a good bet.

[Sour Mash]

Got to bear in mind it'll probably be a 1.30pm k.o. on a Sunday. There are a fair few pubs around Wembley which obviously have the advantage of being able to drink up to close to kick off, lots of places between Wembley Central station and the ground including a big Wetherspoons, couple of pubs near to Wembley Park Station including the Torch, none of them great but serve the purpose. The other obvious choice is Baker Street. Got the Globe, Allsop Arms, a big Wetherspoons. 15/20 mins on the tube from there. And there is a big Wetherspoons by Finchley Road tube station (the next one on from Baker Street), but thats part of a big indoor shopping complex, so maybe not the best place for a pre-football pint. Although many on here love to slag off Wetherspoons, it might be worth pointing out that they open at 9am on a sunday (think the Baker Street one is at 10am), so will certainly come in handy on the 28th of March! Also what you get plenty of is people just getting aload of cans and drinking along Wembley Way/ around the ground, cheap and easy to time getting into the ground.

[saint lard]

The 'Punch and Judy' in Covent Garden.

Waxy O'connors just off Liecester Sq or the Weatherspoons nearby right next to the Odeon in the Square.