make a mint selling the Emirates as housing, commercial etc
By supporters he will be remembered, or seen by those who follow after his reign, as a very good manager who delivered tangible success.
In time ‘achievements’ such as continued top 4 finishes and subsequent European qualification during the period of relative financial drought will be viewed largely as an irrelevance.
I would say the above is fair as per your original question.
if needed.
Plus money talks.
Council and having to pay for more transport upgrades
is the main issue, not the stadium
helping to cause the very congestion they complain about.
Which will be a shame because he's done ****loads more than that.
Not sure opening DP would really make a massive dent in this. You then have the issue of crowds gathering to enter that station post matches, itself possibly even closed post-midweek games, an issue beyond the control of Arsenal Football Club.
The congestion would be eased considerably if people went to the pub after games and drank heavily.
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