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Originally Posted by Damien
Aside from the weather the transport on Greater Anglia, the overhead out of North London, has been cancelling trains all day. It's worse than it was yesterday. The decision to go ahead with the game was clearly made by the tv companies.
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When was the last time they ever cared about the fans..
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Originally Posted by Damien
It was but the away fans are always the most dedicated, the equivalent Arsenal fans would have been at home too.
Obviously the feeling around the club is quite bad at the moment which played into it but it wouldn't have been that low without the weather issues. Greater Anglia and TFL Overground heading north were running yesterday and today they're running a reduced service. In the end people can get home but it would have took longer and be less reliable so clearly many skipped a game they knew we would lose, that would be below freezing conditions and take them an age to get home.
Arsenal always announce who brought tickets, not the attendance, clearly because the latter makes it look bad.
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Nothing like massaging statistics to make it look far better then it really is..