| Manchester United To Build New Stadium 10:02 - Mar 11 with 1020 views | SaintNick |
Just announced plans for 100,000 capacity stadium
Its going to be tourist central and United will be printing money
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| Manchester United To Build New Stadium on 10:18 - Mar 11 with 963 views | SaintNick |
Its going to be a city within a city, it will be paid for by the commercial developments, it is impressive and I hate to say it, it is iconic | |
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| Manchester United To Build New Stadium on 10:27 - Mar 11 with 938 views | Joiedevivre |
Just seen the first pictures and it looks very odd. Not a toilet bowl like Portsmouth’s Fratton on the sea, more like a UFO. |  | | |
| Manchester United To Build New Stadium on 10:30 - Mar 11 with 931 views | dirk_doone |
They'll still struggle to compete with Bournemouth. [Post edited 11 Mar 10:31]
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| Manchester United To Build New Stadium on 10:34 - Mar 11 with 907 views | PatfromPoole |
There will be some public funding used for this.
Guarantee it. |  |
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| Manchester United To Build New Stadium on 10:39 - Mar 11 with 894 views | TripleNiemi |
| Manchester United To Build New Stadium on 10:34 - Mar 11 by PatfromPoole |
There will be some public funding used for this.
Guarantee it. |
Absolute disgrace.
Must admit, did enjoy Sir Jim Ratcliffe defining what he deems as a ‘proper fan’. Seems to have a lot of plastics up in arms……
If we thought some of our Noddies on Social Media were bad, that Mark Goldbridge takes things to a new level. [Post edited 11 Mar 16:07]
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| Manchester United To Build New Stadium on 10:58 - Mar 11 with 863 views | saints__fan__73 |
In the list of highest capacity stadia in the world, it's interesting to see that 3-10 are all US university ones.
Narendra Modi Stadium (Ahmedabad, India) - 132,000 capacity, 114,600 seats
Rungrado 1st of May Stadium (Pyongyang, North Korea) - 113,281 capacity widely claimed
Michigan Stadium (Ann Arbor, Michigan) - 107,601 capacity
Beaver Stadium (State College, Pennsylvania) - 107,282
Ohio Stadium (Columbus, Ohio) - 102,780
Kyle Field (College Station, Texas) - 102,733
Tiger Stadium (Baton Rouge, Louisiana) - 102,321
Neyland Stadium (Knoxville, Tennessee) - 101,915
Darrell K Royal Memorial (Austin, Texas) - 100,119
Bryant-Denny Stadium (Tuscaloosa, Alabama) - 100,077 |  |
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| Manchester United To Build New Stadium on 12:41 - Mar 11 with 766 views | franniesTache |
| Manchester United To Build New Stadium on 10:39 - Mar 11 by TripleNiemi |
Absolute disgrace.
Must admit, did enjoy Sir Jim Ratcliffe defining what he deems as a ‘proper fan’. Seems to have a lot of plastics up in arms……
If we thought some of our Noddies on Social Media were bad, that Mark Goldbridge takes things to a new level. [Post edited 11 Mar 16:07]
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Goldbridge is even worse when you discover that he's from Nottingham and was a forest fan before "discovering" United.
Saying that they dealt with him much better than we have our "influencers", he pretty much can't show his face at old trafford because it's been made clear he's not welcome there.
As for the new ground personally i think it'll be sad to see Old Trafford go, it's one of the last iconic grounds in the country and can make a hell of noise when they get going. |  | | |
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| Manchester United To Build New Stadium on 13:11 - Mar 11 with 723 views | sledger |
| Manchester United To Build New Stadium on 10:34 - Mar 11 by PatfromPoole |
There will be some public funding used for this.
Guarantee it. |
agreed 100% |  | | |
| Manchester United To Build New Stadium on 13:27 - Mar 11 with 695 views | City_boy |
| Manchester United To Build New Stadium on 10:34 - Mar 11 by PatfromPoole |
There will be some public funding used for this.
Guarantee it. |
They will have to sack a lot more backroom staff (on tops of 200 recently let go), to pay for this.
The money they saved on staff hot meals they stopped will not go far towards building this circus tent.
Ratcliffe is a dreamer.
If it goes ahead, they will potentially have the best stadium in the Championship. | | | |
| Manchester United To Build New Stadium on 18:57 - Mar 11 with 462 views | dixiefrog |
When or when will the architects, designers, owners and town planners not understand, that without the supporting infrastructure then any enormous venue is utterly useless. I’d welcome a New Old Trafford but only with the government assurance that the M5 would be significantly widened to take account for the extra volume. | |
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| Manchester United To Build New Stadium on 20:36 - Mar 11 with 399 views | kingslandstand1 |
For a club that is apparently about to go bust at the end of this season if they don't make a few more £25k a year employees redundant, that's not bad going! |  | | |
| Manchester United To Build New Stadium on 20:40 - Mar 11 with 396 views | kingslandstand1 |
| Manchester United To Build New Stadium on 13:27 - Mar 11 by City_boy |
They will have to sack a lot more backroom staff (on tops of 200 recently let go), to pay for this.
The money they saved on staff hot meals they stopped will not go far towards building this circus tent.
Ratcliffe is a dreamer.
If it goes ahead, they will potentially have the best stadium in the Championship. |
Sorry City Boy, didn't mean to steal your thunder with my post above, but agree wholeheartedly! | | | |
| Manchester United To Build New Stadium on 10:16 - Mar 12 with 134 views | ShirtNumbers |
| Manchester United To Build New Stadium on 18:57 - Mar 11 by dixiefrog |
When or when will the architects, designers, owners and town planners not understand, that without the supporting infrastructure then any enormous venue is utterly useless. I’d welcome a New Old Trafford but only with the government assurance that the M5 would be significantly widened to take account for the extra volume. |
Yes, absolutely.
I've noted this with the railways near these grounds.
Brighton is a 31,000 seater stadium yet Falmer station only has two platforms. Results in massive queues, which a lot of our fans had to deal with this season.
Everton's new ground will have the same issue; I've already seen complaints over on Twitter about how busy Sandhills station (the nearest one to Bramley Moore) was in the U21 fixture they held recently. Guarantee when that place starts hosting PL fixtures the queuing will only get worse and more chaotic. No idea how they don't account for these things |  | | |
| Manchester United To Build New Stadium on 10:24 - Mar 12 with 109 views | Number_58 |
I see they're taking no chances with the leaky roofs - they're putting a big tarpaulin over the actual stadium roof. It's a bizarre design, more Saudi Arabia than Salford. And God knows how far from the pitch the back rows will be. It's bad enough at Wembley and that has 10,000 less seats than the new OT will have. |  | | |
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