England v Scotland - Euro 2020 - 18th June

[C. Muir 1,643]

45 minutes ago, Honest_Man#1 said:

We are Earls Court as well. I don’t see fans being at the game tbh but can’t risk missing out if it were to go ahead. I’m hopeful of getting a ticket actually if we get 14,000 as well.

David Marshall conga in Earls Court. And trafalgar square. And everywhere else. 

[Bairnardo 30,420]

2 minutes ago, C. Muir said:

David Marshall conga in Earls Court. And trafalgar square. And everywhere else. 

Such will be our experience in the art of Boogie by then that patio furniture will be effortlessly dodged with never-before-seen style and pizzazz.

[Sir Kevin Of Kilsyth 223]

I've got 5 SSC points which by my arithmetic puts just over 7k people ahead of me in the queue for a ticket and 1393 people in the same boat as me. 

If theres 14k tickets then aye I'm sorted. Got a feeling it wont be as bread and butter as that though.

[Brother Blades 1,839]

I’m driving down if anyone needs a lift?
Expect 7 hours of YSICB on the journey down.
I’ll supply the petrol, you supply the ching?

[ropy 1,915]

If I was to drive down I assume I would have to park outside the congestion charge area and tube it in, any suggestions, 2 night stay?

[welldaft 698]

3 minutes ago, ropy said:

If I was to drive down I assume I would have to park outside the congestion charge area and tube it in, any suggestions, 2 night stay?

The Corinthia

Edited November 14, 2020 by welldaft

[Brother Blades 1,839]

If I was to drive down I assume I would have to park outside the congestion charge area and tube it in, any suggestions, 2 night stay?

You’ll get to park anywhere in Kent, it’ll be a car park in it’s entirety by then. Then jump on the train into London?

[ros20 1]

Anyone have any clue when buses and trains will be available to book? Not sure of the best way to get down there, don't want to pay extra for a non-refundable Easyjet flight right now.

[Sir Kevin Of Kilsyth 223]

About 3 months before usually I believe for buses and trains. Will depend on covid as well.

Trains from Glasgow to London are almost hourly so actually getting one shouldn't be an issue. The pricing aye, could get stung.

Another option for booking right now is the Caledonian Sleeper but its still £200 return based on 2 sharing. Fully refundable right enough. 

[ros20 1]

2 minutes ago, Sir Kevin Of Kilsyth said:

About 3 months before usually I believe for buses and trains. Will depend on covid as well.

Trains from Glasgow to London are almost hourly so actually getting one shouldn't be an issue. The pricing aye, could get stung.

Another option for booking right now is the Caledonian Sleeper but its still £200 return based on 2 sharing. Fully refundable right enough. 

Cheers! - Yeah I was thinking three months but I wasn't sure if they'd open up earlier considering the surge in interest. Happy to get a bus or a train if the prices are semi normal. No idea about Covid, just working on the hope that it'll improve. Reckon there'll be many options with supporter's buses heading down? 

[Arch Stanton 6,261]

15 minutes ago, ros20 said:

Anyone have any clue when buses and trains will be available to book? Not sure of the best way to get down there, don't want to pay extra for a non-refundable Easyjet flight right now.

Trains normally 90 days in advance.

[Arch Stanton 6,261]

10 of us booked into a Holiday Inn somewhere in the "Greater London Area".

Trains (no planes) or automobiles will be the method of travel.

[ros20 1]

1 minute ago, Arch Stanton said:

10 of us booked into a Holiday Inn somewhere in the "Greater London Area".

Trains (no planes) or automobiles will be the method of travel.

Same thing I'm planning.

[Academically Deficient 712]

If you're going down, best to spend your time in central London and get the tube out to Wembley nice and early. Fan zones are usually shit there, warm, shit lager, Bay City Rollers on repeat and unhappy bar staff in Jimmy Wigs. 

If you've not got a ticket for the game, just stay in central London. 

[Tulloch Gorum 1,127]

Just about nothing I am ever likely to experience in my life would make me as happy as scudding them down there.  Absolute scenes.  Cannot wait.

[Lyle Lanley 4,737]

4 hours ago, Sir Kevin Of Kilsyth said:

I've got 5 SSC points which by my arithmetic puts just over 7k people ahead of me in the queue for a ticket and 1393 people in the same boat as me. 

If theres 14k tickets then aye I'm sorted. Got a feeling it wont be as bread and butter as that though.

I  have 11 SSC points considering I've only ever been to home games and never any away games.  I've only missed one home game in the last 8 years or so. 

[ancientnoise 1,194]

[Aidan 952]

I’m driving down if anyone needs a lift?
Expect 7 hours of YSICB on the journey down.
I’ll supply the petrol, you supply the ching?

Not taking part in a Davie Marshall conga on the train?

[Empty It 1,865]

Cheers! - Yeah I was thinking three months but I wasn't sure if they'd open up earlier considering the surge in interest. Happy to get a bus or a train if the prices are semi normal. No idea about Covid, just working on the hope that it'll improve. Reckon there'll be many options with supporter's buses heading down? 

I've set up an alert on the train line for them to email me whenever the tickets for the date go on sale, maybe worth checking out.

[Brother Blades 1,839]

Not taking part in a Davie Marshall conga on the train?

There’ll be a conga on the roof rack, fear not!