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Pubs for Wembley
cabbie8
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Where r people going to be heading? Wen we go England we normally go novotel on Wembley way however I’d like to b with the rest of the charlton family! Let me know where people r thinking. Thanks in advance
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This will be a handy guide for pubs to avoid18
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I imagine we will get the same pubs as Watford today as we are on the west side of the stadium.
http://www.fsf.org.uk/latest-news/view/wembley-pub-split-fa-cup-final-2019
Always sit in 109 at Wembley and only ever go to the torch. Will be strange being down the other end and going to a different pub.0 -
Went to The Globe opposite Baker Street tube last year when Bromley got to Wembley. Not that far on the tube although missed ko by 15 mins when following Bromley so will have to leave earlier.1
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The Green Man is the best pub in Wembley. We’ve been given it for the day so let’s make the most of it!2
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Kilburn London Tavern or Brondesage or West Hampstead The Railway choo choo0
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Drink in Covent Garden, would be easier.0
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I'm tempted by London Bridge, but might be a stretch for an older gentlemen with a full bladder.6
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Peakey4Rocket said:The Green Man is the best pub in Wembley. We’ve been given it for the day so let’s make the most of it!
Yes the Green Man is probably the best pub nr Wembley. Someone said there is a Boxpark at Wembley now too? Has anybody been there? Ive been to the one in Croydon during the last World cup and despite it being in Croydon it was pretty good atmosphere0 -
Where do we find out wot pubs we have been given?Peakey4Rocket said:The Green Man is the best pub in Wembley. We’ve been given it for the day so let’s make the most of it!0 -
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Im going to the axe5
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Probably the Volunteer, nice pub near Baker Street. Wembley usually send out info on Wembley area pubs a few days before1
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Also have a look at what Watford have been allocated today, clubs who the western end of the stadium use the same pubs0
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Sounds like the best bet, Uber XL from Sunbury for 6 at 11.00, £40-50, have itPeakey4Rocket said:The Green Man is the best pub in Wembley. We’ve been given it for the day so let’s make the most of it!0 -
London Bridge for me. That’s where my group will be meeting0
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Green Man sounds like best bet.
Decent booza too, and should only be Charlton there as per Police instructions.1 -
Green Man is a trek up a long hill but is good - big garden and decent beer etc.
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Sunderland will all be in trafalgar Sqaure like there checkatrade game I would imagine what time does green man open0
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Probably have a few in Kilburn on the way up before heading to Wembley for 1/2 more. The Green Man sounding like the best bet.0
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Green man for 10.30/11.00 is my plan1
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How do we know which ones we’ve been allocated?0
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Look at the link in the 3rd post. It will surely be the same as for cup final.Ultimatum said:How do we know which ones we’ve been allocated?1 -
About 20k of us going to be heading to the Green man at this rate.........4
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Baker Street is probably better for those with full bladders so they can get a tube straight to Wembley and avoid the ‘stop at all stations’ jubilee line. In the past it’s been one set of fans in the weatherspoons and the other set of fans across the road. Not sure if that is still the case thoughVincenzo said:I'm tempted by London Bridge, but might be a stretch for an older gentlemen with a full bladder.0 -
I tweeted Green man last night, they confirmed we have been allocated the pub and they will have food stalls/vans. Leaving Dartford at 9.30ish to get there for opening 😂Covered End said:
Look at the link in the 3rd post. It will surely be the same as for cup final.Ultimatum said:How do we know which ones we’ve been allocated?1 -
The last time I was at Wembley was '98 so I may be wrong.I imagine that all of the pubs advertised for the fans will be absolutely heaving. You would be better off drinking well away from Wembley and tube/train it in later.London Bridge and the Covent Garden area I would imagine is favourite.0
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Surely the whole point is to be boozing amongst other fans, soaking in the occasion? Why anyone would want to drink 35 minutes away in some shite tourist pub is beyond me.ElfsborgAddick said:The last time I was at Wembley was '98 so I may be wrong.I imagine that all of the pubs advertised for the fans will be absolutely heaving. You would be better off drinking well away from Wembley and tube/train it in later.London Bridge and the Covent Garden area I would imagine is favourite.
Can always take cans in to the beer garden and fill up a pint glass from your first round if you're worried about not getting served quickly.3 -
Please tell me you will be going.ElfsborgAddick said:The last time I was at Wembley was '98 so I may be wrong.I imagine that all of the pubs advertised for the fans will be absolutely heaving. You would be better off drinking well away from Wembley and tube/train it in later.London Bridge and the Covent Garden area I would imagine is favourite.
You've already missed a never to be forgotten Charlton game.1 -
What's the beer like in the ground? More importantly where will we (hopefully) be celebrating afterwards?0
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The Shipwright Arms on Tooley St is OK.Croydon said:
Surely the whole point is to be boozing amongst other fans, soaking in the occasion? Why anyone would want to drink 35 minutes away in some shite tourist pub is beyond me.ElfsborgAddick said:The last time I was at Wembley was '98 so I may be wrong.I imagine that all of the pubs advertised for the fans will be absolutely heaving. You would be better off drinking well away from Wembley and tube/train it in later.London Bridge and the Covent Garden area I would imagine is favourite.
Can always take cans in to the beer garden and fill up a pint glass from your first round if you're worried about not getting served quickly.1
