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Does that suit everyone great for me .
Did that cause problems with trains last time , just need to throw a sickie for work now, and it will be a nice few beers with no work the day after. Then Wigan in the final after beating an over confident Arsenal , oh and a nice dry day . :cheer:
I know what you mean Barnsley , but how many fans did we take to the last semi-final last year, I can see 70,000 Arsenal and 20,000 Wiganers out to celebrate another victory .
6 or half a dozen for me which day it was.
Sunday would have been quieter on the roads, but Saturday means not having to take Monday off work.
See we’ve got the same end of the ground again!
If the game was at Old Trafford, Wenger et al would have played hell about a 5pm KO. Whereas “Little” Wigan just have to get on with it :huh:
Date, tickets and travel details
FA Cup Winners 2013, sounds good that
Why can’t train travel run hand in hand with the KO times ? last year was the same. Hull’s semi KO’s at 16:00 .
I’m very lucky, we can stay with my son in Balham. And Southern run direct trains from there through the outskirts of London to Wembley Central.
It’s the London Marathon on Sunday, so we should have another great weekend in London.
I know what you mean Barnsley , but how many fans did we take to the last semi-final last year, I can see 70,000 Arsenal and 20,000 Wiganers out to celebrate another victory .I wont be shocked if we dont sell all our tickets,see us taking a lot more fans down ther than last years semi final.
Last year we sold about 20,000 of our 31,000 allocation. That’s not a bad turnout for the time and place.
Millwall sold all their tickets – their fans could get there by Tube and be home in time for tea.
co-op ….£50 return on train and a night in a hostel near earls court… happy bunnySorry to piss on yer bonfire mate but ……………………..
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