Manchester United partial sale completed: Sir Jim era

[Jussi]

Old Trafford Task Force completes feasibility work

The capacities of a regenerated or new-build stadium are revealed in the latest update, as well as insights from key figures.

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The vision is for Manchester United to develop a world-class stadium, acting as a catalyst for wider regeneration of a re-energised Trafford Park, which initial findings suggest could deliver an extra £7.3bn gross value added to the UK economy and more than 90,000 employment opportunities*.

The Task Force determined that a redeveloped Old Trafford could increase the capacity of the existing stadium to 87,000, whereas a new-build stadium would allow capacity to reach 100,000. Both options remain under consideration, with the club set to decide on the preferred approach ahead of the summer.

 

[Jussi]

Just highlighting how shitty owners the Glazers have been:

 

[Jussi]

Thank you Glazers, Woodward, Arnold etc.

 

[robertmac43]

Thank you Glazers, Woodward, Arnold etc.

Sucks for the fans. Quality on the field goes down and the prices still go up...

 

[Duchene2MacKinnon]

So manu broke?

 

[gary69]

No, not broke at all. It's just those artificial PL financial rules. As almost all the clubs seem to struggle with them, owners would rather not have them, I don't really understand why they hold on to them. It's their own league after all, they can change the rules.

 

[Duchene2MacKinnon]

No, not broke at all. It's just those artificial PL financial rules. As almost all the clubs seem to struggle with them, owners would rather not have them, I don't really understand why they hold on to them. It's their own league after all, they can change the rules.

So same as Barca