As we're unlikely to see terraces again at football, this is the virtual equivalent where you can chat to your hearts content about all football matters and, obviously, Arsenal in particular. This forum encourages all Gooners to visit and contribute so please keep it respectful, clean and topical.
Yep it's all about the money for sure and yet our clueless owner,directors and manager still toss away £60m with the Sanchez fuckup. Not to mention millions wasted on contracts for non performing players. What a way to run a plc - amateurs the lot of them!
It's 800 seats ffs.. which we already had when the ground was built, why the need for some stupid title "operation Saturn"?, hardly f*cking dramatic is it?.
As I said just a load of low key corporate crap for Arsene Stanley PLC.
Good luck flogging those club level seats after we finish midtable and you have other London clubs with better stadiums than the shitty corporate bowl.
This club is FUBAR.
Run it the f*ck into the ground for all I care, the point of no return has been reached.
It's 800 seats ffs.. which we already had when the ground was built, why the need for some stupid title "operation Saturn"?, hardly f*cking dramatic is it?.
As I said just a load of low key corporate crap for Arsene Stanley PLC.
Good luck flogging those club level seats after we finish midtable and you have other London clubs with better stadiums than the shitty corporate bowl.
This club is FUBAR.
Run it the f*ck into the ground for all I care, the point of no return has been reached.
Yeah operation Saturn FFS just shows you the moronic bean counters are flourishing at the Arsenal PLC
Why were the seats taken out in the first place? It was hardly to make room for the great unwashed I'd imagine.
I read it was to be compliant with the number of spaces that need to be allowed for wheelchair supporters. When the stadium was built there wasn't enough.
I know at the end of the day it doesn't really matter but it is good to have a bigger ground than sp*rs.
Why were the seats taken out in the first place? It was hardly to make room for the great unwashed I'd imagine.
I read it was to be compliant with the number of spaces that need to be allowed for wheelchair supporters. When the stadium was built there wasn't enough.
I know at the end of the day it doesn't really matter but it is good to have a bigger ground than sp*rs.
I would rather have Highbury than worry about Spurs having more capacity!
Err according to the article it won't be 61K just closer to or above the 60,432 or whatever it was when the corporate bowl opened, so we can't even get a little satisfaction from knowing it's bigger than SHL, that is how pathetic we are these days thanks to the group of bean counting old c**ts who run the corporation (not even going to bother referring to Arsenal as a FC anymore).