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Looks like some of the residents might not be happy with the new restrictions! https://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/news/greater-manchester-news/people-living-near-new-co-29041752

These new restrictions on New Street are a total disgrace and the signage or lack of it is questionable to say the least.

Unfortunately New Street and the other side streets around Hadfields Transport are now within the new residents parking scheme. There are a couple signs in place advising permit holders only past this point as you enter from Hulme Hall Lane and Oldham Road, for future reference there is ample...

What complete and utter drivel.

I think the long term aim is to enforce these new restrictions with the use of vehicle's equipped with ANPR. I've seen this vehicle hunting in and around Clayton since the scheme went live.

That seems to fit the profile for the new scheme!............... The new restrictions that they have introduced covering vast area's of Beswick, Clayton and around Philips Park Cemetery simply cannot be justified. Riverpark Road, Briscoe Lane, Grimshaw Lane, Lord North Street and Bank Bridge...

Have you/the 1894 group received received an official apology from the club yet?....... or are they sticking to the nonsense the banner contravened ground rules????.....

It really is funny how the club can turn a blind eye to some banner's at the Etihad, yet another that was neither removed or confiscated!...........

Club doesn't like banner's content, moments later stewards dispatched and banner removed/confiscated. Club does like banner's content, no stewards dispatched and banner left in place whilst teams enter the pitch.

Looks like the stewards may have missed this banner which was also draped over numerous advertising boards in the East Stand, and therefore also contravened ground rules.

Yeah it was confiscated by the city stewards

I suspect they didn't have enough enforcement staff out to fully enforce the entire residents scheme today. Heading away from the the game I noted letteral hundreds of vehicles parked up in the new bays on Ashton New Road between Bank Street and Edge Lane, none of the vehicles had been issued a...

That's simple not true, the banner went up at 16:16hrs and was in place for less than 5 minutes before the stewards were instructed by the club to remove it, its an absolute disgrace that the club should act in this over zealous way when supporters try to voice their opinion.

I suggest you reread my post before posting anymore drivel " You don't the ave a clue", is this nonsense supposed to mean something?......

That didn't last long before the stewards came and confiscated it.

They're out hunting already, be careful where you leave your car today.

There are numerous streets for example Oldfield St, Braddon St, Eccleshall St, Foxdale St, Rushden St, John William St Bank Bridge St (to name but a few) that are within this new scheme. None of the which have a single residential or commercial building in place to justify the new scheme. Bank...

There isn't the capacity for paid parking at or near the Etihad for all the vehicles that will be displaced by these new restrictions.

The car park on Croft Street can in all likelihood accommodate parking for 50 vehicles at a push, barring in mind prior to the introduction of these new parking restrictions Croft Street and the side streets (that lead of it) Linfield Street and Aintree Street could and did accommodate parking...

Looking back the matchday tickets prices under Franny Lee were relatively inexpensive and easily affordable to most blues. I've just dug out an old programme from 1995/96 season, the best adult seat in the house cost £17 for the Premier League game against Newcastle Utd back 1996 with the...