Fox & Hounds, Putney - loads of screens, close to the station and cheaper than Spoons.26-10-06 wrote:Has to be straight into Putney - cracking pubs!
It's a no-brainer Clive!
Fox & Hounds, Putney - loads of screens, close to the station and cheaper than Spoons.26-10-06 wrote:Has to be straight into Putney - cracking pubs!
Arghhhh FFS - that's annoying as usually I can get from Bracknell -> Putney in around 45 minutes, really easy.Warfield ED Stand wrote:Anyone thinking of going on the Waterloo line, then bear in mind Putney mainline station is apparently closed on Saturday!!
Looking at South West Trains website, I don't think this means getting a shuttle bus if you are going from Reading to Waterloo. Those trains are just being diverted onto a different line between Twickenham and Clapham Junction, it's only if you want to go to Barnes that you need a bus.bobby1413 wrote:Arghhhh FFS - that's annoying as usually I can get from Bracknell -> Putney in around 45 minutes, really easy.Warfield ED Stand wrote:Anyone thinking of going on the Waterloo line, then bear in mind Putney mainline station is apparently closed on Saturday!!
I wonder if it's something they can change - if so they may well move things around given that thousands of people will be passing through
If you put in Bracknell ( or wherever) to Putney, the only option it gives you is a bus from Barnes. But I will check again!!Schards#2 wrote:Looking at South West Trains website, I don't think this means getting a shuttle bus if you are going from Reading to Waterloo. Those trains are just being diverted onto a different line between Twickenham and Clapham Junction, it's only if you want to go to Barnes that you need a bus.bobby1413 wrote:Arghhhh FFS - that's annoying as usually I can get from Bracknell -> Putney in around 45 minutes, really easy.Warfield ED Stand wrote:Anyone thinking of going on the Waterloo line, then bear in mind Putney mainline station is apparently closed on Saturday!!
I wonder if it's something they can change - if so they may well move things around given that thousands of people will be passing through
But do your own research!!
Yes, because Putney is between Twickers and Clapham, if you put in Bracknell to Waterloo I think it would show as fineWarfield ED Stand wrote:If you put in Bracknell ( or wherever) to Putney, the only option it gives you is a bus from Barnes. But I will check again!!Schards#2 wrote:Looking at South West Trains website, I don't think this means getting a shuttle bus if you are going from Reading to Waterloo. Those trains are just being diverted onto a different line between Twickenham and Clapham Junction, it's only if you want to go to Barnes that you need a bus.bobby1413 wrote:
Arghhhh FFS - that's annoying as usually I can get from Bracknell -> Putney in around 45 minutes, really easy.
I wonder if it's something they can change - if so they may well move things around given that thousands of people will be passing through
But do your own research!!
Good shout. The Guineas doesn't have Sky does it? Nags if you want good beer and a proper pub or Walkabout if you want cheap beer and more screens...bobby1413 wrote:Away Tickets sold out - lets all meet at the pub
I've missed out on tickets like many. I don't want to sit at home watching by myself really and it would be nice to go to the pub instead.
I think we should all try to choose a pub to go to so there's a decent crowd or pub filled and some atmosphere.
Maybe town centre with a big screen.
The Three Guineas
The gateway
Walkabout
O'Neills
Nags head (just out of town I know)
the one on the corner near butts centre
Etc...
Bearing in mind it's Saturday evening we should choose wisely.
La Flama Blanca wrote:Good shout. The Guineas doesn't have Sky does it? Nags if you want good beer and a proper pub or Walkabout if you want cheap beer and more screens...bobby1413 wrote:Away Tickets sold out - lets all meet at the pub
I've missed out on tickets like many. I don't want to sit at home watching by myself really and it would be nice to go to the pub instead.
I think we should all try to choose a pub to go to so there's a decent crowd or pub filled and some atmosphere.
Maybe town centre with a big screen.
The Three Guineas
The gateway
Walkabout
O'Neills
Nags head (just out of town I know)
the one on the corner near butts centre
Etc...
Bearing in mind it's Saturday evening we should choose wisely.
This - debating if we should go to Eight Bells for one or straight to Kings Arms to get a table...savage 4 england wrote:The Kings Arms in Putney for me.
Eight Bells is good for a bit, but will get to the point of not moving.
Barnes to Craven Cottage is walkable if you give it a bit of time. There are a number of pubs on the Lower Richmond Road as well on the way, prob easier than messing about with buses on some very busy roadsbobby1413 wrote:Arghhhh FFS - that's annoying as usually I can get from Bracknell -> Putney in around 45 minutes, really easy.Warfield ED Stand wrote:Anyone thinking of going on the Waterloo line, then bear in mind Putney mainline station is apparently closed on Saturday!!
I wonder if it's something they can change - if so they may well move things around given that thousands of people will be passing through
If I do town then I will probably go to the Walkabout. Would much prefer a smaller, more rammed full of RFC fans type pub though.bobby1413 wrote:Away Tickets sold out - lets all meet at the pub
I've missed out on tickets like many. I don't want to sit at home watching by myself really and it would be nice to go to the pub instead.
I think we should all try to choose a pub to go to so there's a decent crowd or pub filled and some atmosphere.
Maybe town centre with a big screen.
The Three Guineas
The gateway
Walkabout
O'Neills
Nags head (just out of town I know)
the one on the corner near butts centre
Etc...
Bearing in mind it's Saturday evening we should choose wisely.
You never know it may well be rammed full of RFC fans as it's a massive game.Winston Biscuit wrote:
If I do town then I will probably go to the Walkabout. Would much prefer a smaller, more rammed full of RFC fans type pub though.
Yates's is a little bit better than Walkabout. The upstairs bit is quite spacious and the screens are big. Otherwise Pavlov's Dog has a big projector too.Winston Biscuit wrote:If I do town then I will probably go to the Walkabout. Would much prefer a smaller, more rammed full of RFC fans type pub though.bobby1413 wrote:Away Tickets sold out - lets all meet at the pub
I've missed out on tickets like many. I don't want to sit at home watching by myself really and it would be nice to go to the pub instead.
I think we should all try to choose a pub to go to so there's a decent crowd or pub filled and some atmosphere.
Maybe town centre with a big screen.
The Three Guineas
The gateway
Walkabout
O'Neills
Nags head (just out of town I know)
the one on the corner near butts centre
Etc...
Bearing in mind it's Saturday evening we should choose wisely.
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