Match Reaction vs Sunderland (home).

[Herbert_Chapman's_Zombie]

I use Highbury & Islington, it's always the most rammed because it's closest to Euston and Kings Cross. When you've got up to 60,000 people using public transport at the same time I'm not sure really what solutions there are to ease congestion. I actually think stadiums in London are far more accessible with ease than others around the country.

I use Highbury and Islington as I come in from Stratford on the London overground, getting to the stadium is always quite good where as Finsbury Park and Arsenal it's human gridlock. Going back is fine as well, more crowded but I used to go into the Bailey for a few pints with an ex work colleague after the game so the crowd outside the station has mostly dispersed.

[Herbert_Chapman's_Zombie]

this is also the side-effect of buying players from smaller clubs, which we mostly do. they are still on learning curves and demand less from fellow squad members and the manager. clubs that buy in the big players have more freedom to control the game as they wish, push the coach to listen to their perspective in times of trouble. barca this year being a good example.

Yeah I agree, from what I can tell Barcas likely treble this season doesn't have a great deal to do with Luis Enrique who whilst probably being better than Tata Martino, isn't a top manager. It's to do with having the best front three in world football, and having someone like Andres Iniesta who can always find one of them with a pass.