Inside Man Utd's New "Wembley of the North" 

Dont get it they are doing a new york yankees ?! tear it down & build a new one next door ? are they havin a laugh ? ive been there many times theres scope & space to improve they dig a tunnel under the North sea - they can easily build under stadia car parks

It’s a dump.

​​​@@jintsfanWe Disagree! Man Utd's Old Trafford Stadium known as 'The Theatre of Dreams' unique in style is the Super Bowl of stadiums & is potentially The best Stadium in the country, possibly the world. The Owners were the ones who stop the Original project by using the excuse of the rail track complications. As stated previously, the design has already been laid out for completion of the stadium by original designers, to finish before the train track but the owners compromised by installed the 3rd tier cos the fans were complaining about the capacity at that time. Alls well we like to think that once the owners depart or bring in SJR and his team we can address the layout for the necessary expansion of the South stand, East & West quadrant issue ASAP because Wembley or Man City's Etihad is to far to deal with the fan base, we're sure that can be achieved with minimal fuss, going by our walk around the stadium experience by observation. Take Note: The Stadium Expansion should Not Exceed the rail track. We feel with a 1bn budget to cover for at least 2 years copying Real Madrid project with the right people it can be achieved in line with progress on the pitch! Worth a view, please share!

A Theatre of Dreams........Dreaming of success again 😂😂😂😂😂

The existing Old Trafford is a dump. A hotch-potch, mis-matched dump of different stand designs, and, from the air, hideously ugly. They should build a new stadium from scratch.

That's kinda hard to achieve considering the biggest stadium in Europe is Camp Nou and the biggest in the world is in Pyongyang.

These days with modern seat size and spacing requirements you are not going to get 120K, you can't cram small seats in with no leg room like you could in the 90's like clubs did after the Taylor report. A 90K capacity today would be the equivalent of 120K capacity 30 years ago in terms of scale.

Move club to Tampa Bay.

Correction…”DECADES”!!

thats right...please stay in stretford!

YOU DONT EVEN PLAY IN MANCHESTER YOU PLAY IN IN SALFORD THERE AS ONLY EVER BEEN 1 CLUB IN MANCHESTER AND THERE CORRUPT AS FUCK

Never going to happen

Where could United play while OT is being demolished? The Etihad is the only nearby ground to house 50k (until City finish their north stand) Can they stay in a rotting OT while a new stadium is built alongside- they might need to play in an unfinished venue (eg a clipped corner to allow for OTs demolition)

@@PHDiaz-vv7yocan’t build a stadium along side as there is a railway line on one side and privately owned houses on the other. As for sharing City’s ground I think what David Gill did to City when he joined the board of Uefa you can forget that idea.

@@bobofett3966 what about the vast land where the car park is- right up to the canal? Basically move the stadium in a north westerly direction. It’s tight but possible- just not directly west of it as it’s the same problem with the railway line behind the South Stand

Trust me, the stadium will not impact on the railway

Brentford have a better stadium 🏟️ than Old Trafford now lol😂

@@lucaschapman2188 brother Luton has a better stadium 🤣🤣🤣👌✌️

Easy !! Luton is a 4 letter word 🤬in our House 🏠. I’m a Watford fan ( for my sins) lol 🇧🇪

Try and beat the new Camp Nou’s 105,000

​@@richardstevens8839When Wembley stadium gets upgraded that will be over a 110. 000. MUFC have put 2.billon pounds on it. The Nou camp is 99.344.

Instead of spending funds on man u stadium upgrade the british government should spend funds on their health-care systems which r falling apart.

Do you know how much revenue Manchester United and Manchester City bring to the North? I don't mean just revenue for the clubs, I mean for the North through taxes. It's millions upon millions upon millions that are then distributed into the local area. This wealth spreads to the next area, and so on. It's the one place where trickle-down economics actually work.

@@itsnay7382 if that’s the case then the government should build Leeds United and Sheffield Wednesday new grounds to bring money into the West and South Yorkshire economies and while they are at it build Nottingham Forests new stand.

@@tonyjedioftheforest1364 now use your brain cell and answer me this if the government had the opportunity to invest in a club that already brings in over a billion pound a year that 1,000,000,000 especially to increase capacity that will raise that number by a lot or a recently demoted side that has a annual revenue of what 100-150 million what would be the smart choice right there

@@itsnay7382 now engage your half a brain cell and learn grammar. I don’t want my tax money to go to any football club especially one run by Americans who have let Old Trafford get in a sorry state due to lack of investment.

The Brits have got to be the most deluded nation on this earth. They're the best in everything, but they can't even afford a basic upgrade for a supposed landmark. Meanwhile, the Superbowl was just held in a futuristic stadium while the 2026 World Cup will be held in nothing but futuristic stadia with the final being held in the financial capital of the world with the same GDP as the entire UK. They have the world's best players but have never won a global championship since 1966. My word, the deluded nonsense. Hahahaha.

Man City cannot win without match fixing. They're stucked in cheating with 115 charges.

Spurs by a huge margin

|They aren't even in the same league. What self respecting football fan would choose a 60k ground over a 90k. Ooops I forgot... Spurs have a "cheese room".🙄🙄🤣🤣🤣🤣 Seriously tho, football is getting seriously twisted when so called "fans" applaud 10s of thousands of fellow fans being locked out for eternity. Are they ticket touts?

Don't worry,they're not in Manchester!

It's not practical to constantly rebuild a stadium every few years, since it requires endless billions.

Tottenhams new stadium is not as big but is much prettier. The interior is perfect while Reals is very imperfect which is what you would expect when it's using the shell of a very old stadium.

See real Madrid and Barcelona

On the surface that’s what it looks like but ffp isn’t a factor in stadium or training redevelopment and now this new investment has come in I guess it’s changing the landscape.

😂

Aside from players/direct onfield investment, the rest can come directly from the owners

@@UnitedLoyalist Yes ok but any business need to pay of its debts

And how on earth can they afford that while being over a billion in debt?

London will be empty

I think a 95K capacity is more realistic, don't get too exaggerated.

It will cost 2 billion pounds to build a new stadium not refurbish old Trafford. Get your facts straight

Salford Hotspur has a ring to it :P

course they can who told you that lol we have new investors you think they are hiring architect just for the sake of it they are also in talks with Manchester city council about redevelopment a new stadium will give us more in revenue and it will definitely happen

Numpty Clown.

​@@jamalmunroe6852hes just a clueless idiot mate just like most that comment they know nothing

@@jamalmunroe6852I don’t think you’re the sharpest tool in the box mate

New investors who pay a % of profits AND shares dividends to the parasites @@jamalmunroe6852 until they are thrown into the river & proper owners take over youll be stuck with Johnny Evans in defence instead of buying the next crack german wonderkid as you used to

Your owners Hicks and Gillette didn't think it was sacred and did try and move to a bowl stadium but it only fell through because of the 2008 funancial crisis otherwise you would be in a copy paste stadium of the Emirates. Just because a stadium has corners does not make it a boring bowl. Everton and Spurs new stadiums have corners and they look great, Arsenal's Emirates looks bland because every stand is identical.

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@@voteTRUMP24 why

@@voteTRUMP24 I’m not in America

Yankee Stadium was $2.5billion dollars and it’s 47,000 capacity (bear in mind MLB teams play 162 games a year and play nearly every day from April to October)

all big companies and corporations have debt we turn over around 600 million pounds yearly we can easily pay it off plus with new investment on board

@@jamalmunroe6852 Turnover is not the bottom line my friend. The project would put the club's debt to over £3b and the club may find itself spending a big chunk of its income on interest payment and this will surely affect its FFP status. I wish it's that easy.

@@jamalmunroe6852ah yes put the debt on the club, repeat the glazers cycle

Sir John Ratcliffe owns £30. Billion pounds. I'm sure he can help the 1 Billion debt. Barcelona is over 2 billion in debt.

The fans revenue will solved the club debt

I'm a leeds fan the atmosphere better

Decades that is supposed to be 👍

Ground share with a London team after all that’s where the majority of your supporters are.

@@bobofett3966 Nah. It's all over the world.

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