Ball 11

[IDM]

I don’t live near Doncaster so the coach would t be an option.  But as I’m working anyway……

[Super Colin Cramb]

Anyone wanting to use Train, last train back to Donny is 23:33, so an 8pm kick off makes unlikely you’ll make it back to Kings Cross in time

A mate of mine from Donny is a Spurs Season ticket holder and he says any fans travelling by train will easily make the 23:33 train. He also said to use Northumberland Park tube station which is a 10/15 minute walk as it’s a lot quieter.

[VivaRovers]

It gives over 90 minutes to get there

Tube is a 30 minute walk apparently

Theres a station at WHL, 5 minutes walk. No point giving out duff info.

But the Overground trains in and out of White Hart Lane are much less frequent (and have less capacity) than the Tube, so whilst it saves you the walk, it's unlikely to get you back to central London quicker, unless you leave the game before full-time.

[GazLaz]

It gives over 90 minutes to get there

Tube is a 30 minute walk apparently

Theres a station at WHL, 5 minutes walk. No point giving out duff info.

But the Overground trains in and out of White Hart Lane are much less frequent (and have less capacity) than the Tube, so whilst it saves you the walk, it's unlikely to get you back to central London quicker, unless you leave the game before full-time.

Do they not put on extra trains on match day?

[adamtherover]

Anyone wanting to use Train, last train back to Donny is 23:33, so an 8pm kick off makes unlikely you’ll make it back to Kings Cross in time

A mate of mine from Donny is a Spurs Season ticket holder and he says any fans travelling by train will easily make the 23:33 train. He also said to use Northumberland Park tube station which is a 10/15 minute walk as it’s a lot quieter.

I've done that walk, no way is it 15 mins..

[Wild Rover]

Not sure extra transport will be needed. Back in DEC 1975 26 thousand ish watched quarter final at WHL, of which i was 1. Not sure crowd will exceed that.

[normal rules]

Not sure extra transport will be needed. Back in DEC 1975 26 thousand ish watched quarter final at WHL, of which i was 1. Not sure crowd will exceed that.

What was the midweek crowd at The emirates the other year ?

[Fal]

Not sure extra transport will be needed. Back in DEC 1975 26 thousand ish watched quarter final at WHL, of which i was 1. Not sure crowd will exceed that.

What was the midweek crowd at The emirates the other year ?

44k

https://www.si.com/soccer/2017/09/21/arsenal-record-lowest-ever-attendance-emirates-against-doncaster-despite-discounted-tickets

[Chris Black come back]

44,064 which at that time and potentially still, was their lowest ever gate at the Emirates.

[normal rules]

44,064 which at that time and potentially still, was their lowest ever gate at the Emirates.

Beat me to it . A whopping crowd for rovers and yet the opposite for their first team . I’ll
Take that again , as I’m sure drfc will .

[GazLaz]

44,064 which at that time and potentially still, was their lowest ever gate at the Emirates.

51k Spurs lowest attendance at the new stadium (i think). You'd imagine our attendance there will start with a 4.

[Filo]

When they played Morecambe in 2022 the crowd was 40,310, ticket prices were £20

[VivaRovers]

It gives over 90 minutes to get there

Tube is a 30 minute walk apparently

Theres a station at WHL, 5 minutes walk. No point giving out duff info.

But the Overground trains in and out of White Hart Lane are much less frequent (and have less capacity) than the Tube, so whilst it saves you the walk, it's unlikely to get you back to central London quicker, unless you leave the game before full-time.

Do they not put on extra trains on match day?

Not in my past experience and I don't think the Overground network has the option to add extra trains beyond their scheduled service. Might have changed for Tottenham matchdays, but I doubt it.

The other thing is if you get a train from White Hart Lane you're going to have to change at Seven Sisters anyway, or at Liverpool Street... so you may as well walk to the Tube if you can. Or to Northumberland Park station as someone suggested up thread.

[Pancho Regan]

Anyone wanting to use Train, last train back to Donny is 23:33, so an 8pm kick off makes unlikely you’ll make it back to Kings Cross in time

A mate of mine from Donny is a Spurs Season ticket holder and he says any fans travelling by train will easily make the 23:33 train. He also said to use Northumberland Park tube station which is a 10/15 minute walk as it’s a lot quieter.

I've done that walk, no way is it 15 mins..

Longer?
Shorter?

[Chris Black come back]

Northumberland Park is a rail rather than a tube (Underground) station. It’s about a 15 minute walk once you are out of the stadium. Maybe massive crowds might add 5 minutes on to the walk on a bad day.