Tommy robinson March.

[mel b 3,760]

6 hours ago, Qbgrey said:

Don’t drive mate , it will be a nightmare and prob £50 for a few hours

I'm reckoning it's not going to be a cheap day whatever happens.  

[gnasher16 31,564]

Im not sure this protest will get as many people as folk think......maybe it was the only available date but its asking a lot from football lads with a day of fixtures like this !

West Ham v Spurs

Millwall v Charlton

Man Utd v Man City

Southampton v Pompey

Plod are certainly in for a busy day on Saturday !

[gnasher16 31,564]

18 hours ago, mel b said:

Gents I'm desperate to get down to the march on Saturday,  but I'm completely useless when it comes to public transport.

Is anyone from the Birmingham ish area going , that I could tag along with , so that I don't end up lost and sleeping rough in London.

I know years ago a lot of Northern or Midlands footie mobs would drive down the M1 to Chesham,park up and get on the Metropolitan Line which will take you right into the heart of London i think it used to end up at either Liverpool St or Aldgate.

Birmingham to Chesham is what 2 hours,then half hour/40 mins on the tube.

[mel b 3,760]

3 hours ago, gnasher16 said:

I know years ago a lot of Northern or Midlands footie mobs would drive down the M1 to Chesham,park up and get on the Metropolitan Line which will take you right into the heart of London i think it used to end up at either Liverpool St or Aldgate.

Birmingham to Chesham is what 2 hours,then half hour/40 mins on the tube.

I'm the least likely football lad in the whole world.

I had no intention going down for a ruck , I just wanted to stand up and be counted.

I was looking at the best way to travel last night , and the surest way of getting there and back , was a 6 hour night journey on a coach , but  I've just had a conversation with my lad , and he said , for fucks sake don't get on one of those coaches , because he sees them leaving for London,  and they're filled with the other lot. 

It would be a bit of an uncomfortable six hours , me with a st George's cross draped over my shoulders , and fifty of the other lot wearing wooly hands and sandals , and eating f***ing lentil bread.