BBC Sport visits Old Trafford to find out why Manchester United are exploring options for renovating or expanding their home – could they even build a completely new stadium?
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Will Man Utd build a new stadium? | BBC Sport
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City’s stadium is garbage when you look at spurs new stadium that is the best Utd have appointed the spurs stadium builders to look at the project
It's a shed pull it down..
It's a football stadium aka football arena it ain't no mall ! I think they should keep it vintage and simple
One of my big problems is I’m not in the least bit sentimental – I’ve met loads of sentimental people in my life, many of which are still in the same position today as the were in 20 years ago. Constantly dreaming of how great the past was, is a road to nowhere. In my opinion (and most will disagree) we should build a completely new stadium – one that’s befitting of the club we are. Make it sympathetic to the history of the club, and keep the name.
I’m 60 now, almost 61 – had many great memories at Old Trafford going all the way back to watching my first game as a 10 year old, but we need to move on. Whether us old timers like it or not, the game has changed, but we are not moving with that change – as I said, sentimentality is the road to nowhere, we’ve been on that road for the past 10 years.
Nock it down
it’s not the second biggest stadium, its 2nd biggest football stadium. it’s 3rd biggest stadium. twickenham is second
shit stadium
No need for a massive revamp or modernisation. It would definitely look nice but this is the theatre of dreams we’re talking about, no new stadium will ever capture the same magic or respect from its fans. The fact that you can have a stadium in which the card machines work about as much as your local councillor, the toilets are a bit shit and the roof leaks like a pornstar and still have people turning up saying that the stadium is fucking brilliant shows that you can never get away with a full demolition and restart even on the same site. You don’t need an on-site brewery most united fans are happy with a carling, you don’t need a massive corporate area filled with lavish suites and restaurants the majority of people are gonna go down the road and have pasty or kebab and are only gonna be there 2-2.5 hours anyway. Just fix the small things, the fans love the stadium to death
The stadium 🏟 stays where it is.
City's stadium belongs to the council. 🤣🤣🤣
Man United just need redevelopment, Liverpool managed to do it without moving.
Keep the history.
NO to new ground.🖕to much history and memories to lose.
Liverpool still played at their ground while construction was in progress, Real Madrid is another example.
I plan on going to England this year visiting a friend in birmingham, and i am making a quick stop in manchester on my way back to Portugal, i need to visit old trafford and make my younger self happy before this piece of history goes away.
i recon man u need to get rid of the glaziers first and the leaches behind the curtains of united first before doing anything at old traford
Kick those leech Glazers out.
Come on utd needs a massive Face lift it's massive club don't want to move we have to stay
I believe that the stadium should be refurbished to match current standards. Old Trafford has a lot of history we want to keep it
Theatre of Crap Stadium.