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I was looking into train times on 1st March and the last train back to Woking is 11.00. Apparently this game will be decided on the night Do all rounds of the FA Cup have replays?
The exception is the fifth round, which is taking place in a midweek slot this season in a measure designed to ease fixture congestion.
As a result, those eight FA Cup ties will be settled on the night using extra-time and penalties where required. https://www.nationalworld.com/.....ds-in-a-draw-3978002Kick off is 7.15 so normal time should end about 9.00. If it goes to extra time and then penalties it may be tight to get that last train. |
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| GollyGTFC |
| February 8, 2023, 10:01pm |
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No replays from R5 onwards. And replays for earlier rounds are almost certainly going to be abolished after this season or for 2024/25 at the latest.
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| ska face |
| February 8, 2023, 10:12pm |
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They should scrap extra time, just works in favour of bigger teams. Straight to pens
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| February 8, 2023, 10:33pm |
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I was looking into train times on 1st March and the last train back to Woking is 11.00. Apparently this game will be decided on the night Do all rounds of the FA Cup have replays?
The exception is the fifth round, which is taking place in a midweek slot this season in a measure designed to ease fixture congestion.
As a result, those eight FA Cup ties will be settled on the night using extra-time and penalties where required. https://www.nationalworld.com/.....ds-in-a-draw-3978002Kick off is 7.15 so normal time should end about 9.00. If it goes to extra time and then penalties it may be tight to get that last train.
Get a hotel and stay the night. |
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| MarinerRob |
| February 8, 2023, 11:17pm |
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Get a hotel and stay the night.
I only live 1½ hour away. |
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I looked for similar from taunton, impossible unless I want to wait 7 hours then do a 2hr journey in 6hrs. I'll be driving, any mariners who live in route (a303) and want to care share drop me a message. Utm
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| GrimRob |
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Kick off is 7.15 so normal time should end about 9.00. If it goes to extra time and then penalties it may be tight to get that last train.
It should take 1 hour maximum for extra time and penalties. It's 30 minutes walk to the station. You should still have 30 mins wriggle room. |
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Yeah, the train back to London situation is a bit annoying as there's a 10pm to Waterloo which would be ideal but I can't really book that in case it goes to ET. That leaves the 11pm to Paddington as the only option, which gets in at 1:30am and is more of a pain to get back to where I live from. I'm half tempted to just not buy train tickets and try and wing it. The other option is getting a ticket for the 11pm and then just getting on the 10pm and hoping it works out alright if it doesn't go to ET.
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| GrimRob |
| February 9, 2023, 10:11am |
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If you get advance singles nobody is going to challenge you if you get the next train at that time of night. Either that or get a return so you can go on any train that day.
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| Son of Cod |
| February 9, 2023, 10:17am |
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If you get advance singles nobody is going to challenge you if you get the next train at that time of night. Either that or get a return so you can go on any train that day.
Cheers. Would that cover both the Waterloo and Paddington trains though? Singles are actually cheaper too. Might just gamble on us dispatching them in normal time! |
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| GrimRob |
| February 9, 2023, 10:40am |
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Cheers. Would that cover both the Waterloo and Paddington trains though?
Singles are actually cheaper too. Might just gamble on us dispatching them in normal time!
London is one entity as far as trains are concerned so you can travel to any mainline station. Depending where you are travelling from you can probably get an off peak day return which might work out cheaper than getting singles anyway. I don't mind paying a couple more quid just for peace of mind and the knowledge I am not pinned to a specific train. |
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| Son of Cod |
| February 9, 2023, 10:49am |
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London is one entity as far as trains are concerned so you can travel to any mainline station. Depending where you are travelling from you can probably get an off peak day return which might work out cheaper than getting singles anyway. I don't mind paying a couple more quid just for peace of mind and the knowledge I am not pinned to a specific train.
Are you sure about that? So you're saying that if I have an e-ticket to Paddington for example, I could scan it at Waterloo or Euston and the gate would open? I hope you're right as that makes things a lot easier! |
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| GrimRob |
| February 9, 2023, 11:05am |
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Are you sure about that? So you're saying that if I have an e-ticket to Paddington for example, I could scan it at Waterloo or Euston and the gate would open? I hope you're right as that makes things a lot easier!
If your ticket says "London terminals" on it then you can use it at any one of the big mainline stations. If it specifically says Paddington you would have to check. You are better off with a paper ticket as the guys operating the gates don't understand the fares system anyway and they have no incentive to not let you through. You can't argue with a qr code though as the machines know the rules unlike the human operators. |
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