Old Trafford, Manchester United and stadium

Manchester United’s ‘Theatre of Dreams’: A history of Old Trafford
Manchester United's home of 115 years has had a life of its own, becoming a leading character in the story of the club and English football
Manchester United reveals plans for the ‘world’s greatest’ soccer stadium to replace Old Trafford
LONDON (AP) — Manchester United unveiled plans on Tuesday to build the “world’s greatest” soccer stadium. A proposed 100,000-seater arena would surpass Wembley as the biggest in the United Kingdom.
The 19 Old Trafford images showing Manchester United's new stadium plans in full
The first images of the new stadium and the surrounding area have now been released. Lord Foster, whose architectural firm is behind the design, said the new stadium would bring fans 'closer than ever' to the pitch and cultivate a 'huge roar' acoustically'.
Old Trafford serves up a reminder of its value to Manchester United – and what cannot be lost
In a week where the countdown clock was started on Old Trafford as we know it, Manchester United’s historical home reminded us that when the football is good it remains the perfect companion.
Foster + Partners reveal replacement stadium for Manchester United’s Old Trafford—many Reds aren’t happy
Manchester United released renderings of a new $2.6 billion stadium designed by Foster + Partners. Old Trafford currently seats 75,000 people; the proposed one would host 100,000.
How does the Old Trafford revamp plan compare to other stadiums? 🏟️ | OneFootball
Manchester United recently unveiled plans to transform Old Trafford into a 100,000-seat venue. At an estimated cost of £2bn and taking around five years to complete, it promises to be one of the largest construction projects that football has ever seen. But how will it compare to other recent stadiums built or rebuilt at significant cost?
Paul Scholes says the “time is right” for Man United to leave Old Trafford and move into a new stadium
Manchester United icon Paul Scholes has thrown his weight behind the club’s decision to leave Old Trafford and move into a brand new stadium.Earlier this week, United announced grand plans to build
Out with the Old Trafford - but will Manchester United's new stadium be a game-changing substitute?
Their historic ground is now more 'Theatre of Nightmares' than ‘Theatre of Dreams'. Can a £2 billion new home change the club's fortunes?
What will happen to Old Trafford after Man Utd’s stadium move as it’s revealed iconic ground will take a year to destroy
OLD TRAFFORD will take about 12 months to dismantle once Manchester United move into their new £2billion stadium. Plans were ...
Beg, borrow, steal: The secrets of success for Sydney’s NRL clubs
Illawarra, Wests Tigers and Cronulla are spiritually aligned to ageing and crumbling suburban grounds, but at what cost?
Manchester United unveil stunning new stadium images as 100,000-seater arena to replace Old Trafford in £2billion project
Manchester United have officially unveiled plans to build a brand new 100,000-seater stadium. United’s minority owner Sir Jim ...
Man United fans march to Old Trafford to protest club’s ownership
Manchester United fans marched to protest the club’s ownership in the face of ticket price rises, job cuts and onfield ...