‘Man United demolishing stadium for Gary Neville construction project’ – fans explode
Man United have unveiled their ambitious new 100,000-seater stadium plans as the club looks to provide the best in class, but it has divided opinion.
Sir Jim Ratcliffe has been working on delivering a new stadium since he became the co-owner, and he has taken a significant step forward in that journey less than 24 hours after his controversial interview with Gary Neville.
It has been a difficult period for the 20-time champions since Ratcliffe got involved which has led to him making a series of unpopular decisions behind-the-scenes.
United have pulled free meals for staff and have cut funds for former players while hundreds of United staff members have lost their jobs amid huge cost-cutting measures.
However, that isn’t putting a stop to United’s ambitious regeneration plans for the local area which will include a fresh stadium.
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This will only increase the pressure on Ruben Amorim’s team to start delivering on the pitch, with the club currently 14th in the Premier League table.
Man United are aiming to have the best stadium in the world
Man United officially confirmed plans for their new stadium today with a video announcement showcasing concept footage of what the 100,000-seater stadium will look like.
The stadium appears to have several entertainment areas surrounding it in a similar fashion to The O2 Arena in London, England.
It has also been revealed by Lord Norman Foster in a press conference about the plans that they will attempt to create this stadium within five years.
Man United fans aren’t impressed by the Old Trafford plans
United fans have been calling for a new stadium or a redevelopment of Old Trafford for a long time, with complaints of leaks and rodent infestations.
However, the design of the currently unnamed stadium haven’t been to everyone’s taste and many supporters are disappointed.
Fans asked why there is a “mosquito net” surrounding the stadium, with others claiming it’s a “rip-off Butlins,” in reference to their classic tents.
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