£59 return on the train,we only get 750 tickets for this game,let's get on it,first away game

Going for a booze down Kingston waterfront 11.46am ish if anyone's about. Looking for fit posh birds in canoes

didnt realise Neil Cox was their assistant

Is Waterloo tap as good as the Euston one

Is Waterloo tap as good as the Euston one

Why are you going to Waterloo?

Why are you going to Waterloo?

 

So he can feel like he wins when he loses?

I was toying with going via waterloo and at least show the kids a snippet of London, even if its from Golden Jubilee Bridge

 

TBH, I'm not sure what I'm going to do... is there a best route across, and should I have booked travel cards before now?

The car park behind the main stand is quite big but does fill up, if you get there earlier enough, say 1.30pm you should be fine.

 

Failing that there are loads of residential streets near the ground. The later you leave it, the further away you'll be parked

Park at B&Q at Shannon Corner (it's on the A3) & catch a 131 from the stop opposite B&Q to the ground.

And if you're thinking of catching a bus, you'll need a travelcard, or Oyster, or a contactless card of some description.

I haven't a clue where we're going, probably split up as per usual.

Why not Waterloo? Thought that was the way. Overground when you get there. Doesn't take long

I'm sure one of those jolly Londoners will point me in the right direction- in between all the whistling and chimney sweeping.

The Wellington at Waterloo then some religious sounding gaff by the river in Kingston I believe is our port of call

Edited August 12, 20169 yr by Biggish Dave

Waterloo tap is good, but it's not as close to the station as Euston/Piccadilly. It's closer to the Southbank.

 

If the weather is like it is today the riverside pubs in Kingston are a great shout

Why are you going to Waterloo?

To avoid you

 

What time you in London?

Just heard its Euston to Vauxhall then new Malden for drinks

Just heard its Euston to Vauxhall then new Malden for drinks

That's a far better route than going via Waterloo.

Yeah for anyone thinking train from Waterloo, going Euston to Vauxhall and train from there is a good shout, especially those rushing on way back.

Yeah for anyone thinking train from Waterloo, going Euston to Vauxhall and train from there is a good shout, especially those rushing on way back.

 

When in doubt, take the Vic line, it's always quicker

Kingston for me, especially if the weather is decent. AFC Wimbledon have confirmed away fans can use their bars tomorrow too, think they make a decision each game but apparently we are ok

Kingston for me, especially if the weather is decent. AFC Wimbledon have confirmed away fans can use their bars tomorrow too, think they make a decision each game but apparently we are ok

I'd say that's unwise.

 

Our new yoof are getting livelier by the game

As would I, hence I'll be heading elsewhere.

 

Message on their site said "Strongbow dark fruits now available, away fans welcome". Can imagine Bowtun Baked being delighted at the number of 'pinko' shirts in the away end at kick off

To avoid you

 

What time you in London?

I would tell you, but I'm trying to avoid you too

 

Suffice to say, I'll be seeing you before you see me

Yeah for anyone thinking train from Waterloo, going Euston to Vauxhall and train from there is a good shout, especially those rushing on way back.

Aye, i'm rushing back to Euston, so is it still best to head back to Norbiton station which, i've been told, is the nearest ?

 

For the match, i saw Wimbledon at the Accrington play off game & they were pretty poor but very hard working & physical. I wouldn't have fancied our chances with last season's team but i'm more optimistic we can stand up to them now,

 

Same team as last Saturday, with Mavies in for Pratley,

There's about twice as many trains from New Malden to Vauxhall as from Norbiton, and slightly more from Raynes Park. Nothing to be gained by going to Kingston. However, NM is further away. Load Citymapper on your smartphone, that should tell you which is best.

Anyone who struggles to use the public transport in London in this day and age deserves to end up in a crack den at New Cross, having their breakfast pushed back in by a 30 stone Nigerian meth dealer.