Man Utd new stadium plans Q&A: What happens to Old Trafford? Will they play elsewhere? How much will it cost?
Man Utd have confirmed plans to build a new 100,000-seater stadium next to Old Trafford, bringing regeneration to the area; it would make the new ground the largest in the UK; Sky Sports takes a look
MANCHESTER UNITED admit they “risk” a five-year trophy drought by committing £2BILLION to “New Trafford”. United yesterday ...
He added the £2bn funding for the new stadium would be 'sourced on the open market' and was not yet in place. Greater Manchester Combined Authority said regeneration of Old Trafford could benefit ...
Man Utd are to leave Old Trafford and move to a new 100,000-seater stadium; the stadium will take five years to build and ...
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Old Trafford getting new 12-storey Novotel hotel - but one man fears traffic, parking and privacy problemsPlans for a 12-storey hotel alongside a four-floor aparthotel in the heart of Old Trafford have been given the go-ahead ...
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Trafford called up by Three LionsEngland host Albania on Friday 21 March at Wembley, before welcoming Latvia the following Monday, in new boss Tuchel's first games in charge. Clarets stopper Trafford has kept 25 league clean ...
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Manchester United display a new quality to bolster Europa League hopes at special Old Trafford - Manchester United 4-1 (agg.
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Community Discussion: Thoughts on “New Trafford” first look?The proposed design of what the architects are calling “New Trafford” was unveiled on Tuesday with a very mixed reception.
Greater Manchester mayor Andy Burnham says he is expecting to secure more than £200mn in government funding for the regeneration of Old Trafford in the forthcoming spending review, paving the way for ...
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