It doesn't bear worth thinking what the underground is going to be like! Then the inevitable queue to get back on to the station for the tube after the match. For once the car may be a better option.

Hotel booked in Harrow (with free parking), 3 minute walk to the Metropolitan line - Sorted

Quote: rhinoms "Where is that in conjunction to the tube station mate?'" The pubs called "The Moon on the hill" and its not far at all from the station, there's always loads of Rhinos fans in too www.jdwetherspoon.co.uk/home/pub ... n-the-hill

Quote: rhinoms "Where is that in conjunction to the tube station mate?'" The pubs called "The Moon on the hill" and its not far at all from the station, there's always loads of Rhinos fans in too www.jdwetherspoon.co.uk/home/pub ... n-the-hill

Not my gig squire, I only deal with idiots who can't use the words 'been' or 'being' properly.

With Wembley Central and Wembley Park fully operational and within walking distance, whilst it is a pain, the closure of Wembley Stadium is not a great loss.

I used it to get the final the other year from Marylebone and there was hardly anyone on that train going up there ....

Not tempted to branch out into the "your and you're" or "there and their" problems? There's gold in them there hills.