National Football League in London
Clapham is the home of the NFL in South London, as the Sports Bar & Grill kicks off another epic Sunday of NFL fun.
With the Dolphins vs Jaguars at Tottenham, make sure you book a table so that you can watch the big game, and other games until the wee hours.
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Crouch End is your NFL central, with an NFL party only 15 minutes to the stadium.
The Princess Alex is close to Finsbury Park station, and a direct bus ride to Tottenham Stadium (W3).
The Alex will be open late, so make sure you book this in for your pre and post party.
Book a table now!
What a tough week it was in the NFL!
Especially for the Giants, 49ers, and Jon Gruden!
Wade and Ryan look back at the week that was in our Week 5 Review podcast.
What a game in London!
A gorgeous, sunny day gave way to an excellent day of football at Tottenham Stadium.
The Falcons were able to squeeze a win over Zach Wilson and the struggling Jets, but that didn’t really matter to many UK fans.
It was also about getting out to enjoy a beautiful day, with new friends, and a heck of a lot of energy in a shiny new stadium.
We have amazing nights after, hosting all the fans at the Sports Bar & Grill Old Street, Clapham, and the Princess Alexandra in Crouch End.
Ready to do it all again this week?
You should always be careful what you say on emails, especially if they are work emails.
Jon Gruden found this out the hard way this week, when an investigation into the Washington Football Team yielded some hefty words from the trash-talking Gruden.
The 90s’ might be done and dusted, but some of the language and nuance remains.
Gruden will most likely be the tip of the iceberg, with many more in the league likely to face justice for their naughty words.
Are you going to the bug game this week?
What about after the game?
Head to the Sports Bar and Grill Clapham or Old Street on Sunday, which will be hosting wicked after parties.
See you Sunday!
Welcome to London NFL!
We couldn’t be happier to have you, as the Atlanta Falcons and NY Jets touch down in the capital for a Sunday Funday match at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
Who’s going to win? What else is there to do in London? Who wins all the games Sunday?
All these questions answered and are, in this punchy podcast we call the Week 5 Preview.
The Jets and Falcons will face off at 2:30pm GMT (that’s 6:30am in California!), in an epic showdown at Tottenham stadium in north London.
Make sure that you double check all the rules, travel schedule and that you have your tickets before going!
If you show up with no vaccinations, carrying a garbage bag of your stuff, chances are you’re not going to have the best day.
Remember there are other people who also want to watch the game, so think about those people around you as well!
We are throwing pre and after parties at the Sports Bar & Grill Clapham, Old Street, as well as the Princess Alex in Crouch End.
Clapham and the Alex will be open until 1am, while Old Street will keep the party rocking until 4am.
Book your table now from our events page.
Yes, we have never had a set of winning teams play in a London game, but who cares? We have actual games here, so stop yer bitching.
Fortunately for the Jets, they finally won a game, after an inspired victory over the Titans. These emotions should carry them high into the sky for their flight across the pond.
Matt Ryan and the Falcons have another season of woe ahead of them, as the injury bug made an early visit to the team this season.
Kyle Pitts has yet to emerge as the big catch sensation that Atlanta envisioned, being needed more to shore up that patchy O line instead.
Ryan admitted on the podcast that he was ‘done’ betting on the Falcons, which leaves him no choice to bet on the Jets. He thinks that they will put out some inspiring play en route to a tight, tight victory.
Wade is big on Atlanta, as they seem to be the marginally better of the two struggling teams.
New York may have blown their celebration load last week, toasting their meagre victory like it would be their only win of the season. Experience wins in this low scoring game.
Ryan- Jets 24 Falcons 23
Wade- Falcons 24 Jets 20
Other games that the guys look at in this podcast.
The air is starting to leak out of Big Ben, as the Steelers slip further away from salvaging a rough season.
Their O line is atrocious, giving no one zero time to do anything.
Denver has quietly jumped to a 3-1 record off the back of an inspired defence, and mobile Teddy Bridgewater.
With Teddy down, it’s time for old man Drew Lock to return to face a patchy Pittsburgh D.
Ryan thinks that this is an easy, AFC get right game for the Steelers, as they stave off the bucking Broncos at home.
Wade doesn’t think that the fall from grace is down yet, with another batch of odd losses in the Pittsburgh future.
Drew Lock will be able to dink and dunk to get some plays off, while the running game will give the Steelers constant problems.
Ryan-Steelers 17 Broncos 13
Wade- Broncos 21 Steelers 18
If you want to hear the rest of our picks, listen to the whole podcast, you never know what tickles your fancy here.
Sports Bar & Grill Clapham is showing the Wilder vs Fury fight on Saturday night if you’re looking for a place to watch it.
Hope to see you Sunday night at one of our 3 fabulous NFL parties in London.
Stay safe, have fun, and enjoy the game!
What an exciting week in the NFL, made even better for UK fans as we host a London game for week 5.
Wade and Ryan are here to look back on the week that was in the NFL for week 4, in a fun and peppy podcast called the Week 4 Review.
Ryan went a respectable 7-9 in his week 4 picks, while Wade busted out an impressive 12-4 record to scoop a few pools over the weekend.
Among some of the trends and issues that the guys talk about in this one.
It’s the Falcons versus the Jets (wee!) at Tottenham in the first of the NFL games in London.
While it’s a truly beautiful stadium, the area around White Hart Lane leaves much to be desired. There’s really not much of a reason to leave anyway, with all of the bars and restaurants you can find within the stadium walls.
The NFL Store in the stadium will be happy to take your money in exchange for the jerseys of your NFL dreams.
Don’t worry about bringing a bag for all that swag, they will have legit ones available you can carry into the stadium.
Visitors to London are in for a treat, just don’t wander around too much to lose that lustre.
Also, Ted Lasso isn’t a real person, so stop asking us.
Britain is still missing fuel, causing line ups, punch ups and neighbourhood headaches.
If you’re planning on driving to the game, be aware that fuel might be non existent, and parking could provide an added nightmare to your journey.
The Overground rolls into White Hart Lane every 15 minutes, which will give you plenty of time to plan your stadium day.
Among some of the winning teams that Wade and Ryan gush about in this episode includes:
Finally a win, but at what cost? Kansas City is struggling this year as they slump further down the division walls. Can they maintain this momentum to thwart the Bills in week 5?
If you smell something creeping up in your garden check that it might be ‘dem boyz. Dallas has put together a winning team, let’s see how long that they can stay healthy.
The best team in the NFL? They have certainly shown why that they might be considered. Of course it’s only week 4, so let’s hold our horses.
Detroit could be the worst team in all of football, with no direction fo where they are going. The Lions have had their mane and tail chopped, it’s hard to see where they find the motivation.
Stop, just stop. That’s all their defence has left to say.
Insults meet injuries as this team can no longer rely on Henry for the winning scores. Tannehill is struggling behind a weak line and their D can barely contain themselves.
Don’t forget we’re throwing big parties this weekend at the Sports Bar and Grill Clapham, Old Street and the Princess Alexandra.
Clapham will be showing the Fury vs Wilder fight Sat night, while Old Street will be open until 4am with NFL action wall to wall.
Welcome to London!