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The Co-op Live, next to the Etihad.
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Georgian Maestro
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I think it will be good thing for us as fans.
I anticipate concert goers who have paid £100+ for a ticket plus potential train and hotel costs having their experience ruined by the inept trams and general lack of transport infrastructure. I can see huge numbers of complaints which will embarrass the powers that be to hopefully drive the changes that are required.
I anticipate concert goers who have paid £100+ for a ticket plus potential train and hotel costs having their experience ruined by the inept trams and general lack of transport infrastructure. I can see huge numbers of complaints which will embarrass the powers that be to hopefully drive the changes that are required.
Kinkybyname
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...our sheikh needs new revenue streams
urban genie
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So wolves and west ham games then ;-)Should be fun when City are at home and a big music event is on !
dadnlad
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Right girls it's just a short walk to town this way in high heels.I think it will be good thing for us as fans.
I anticipate concert goers who have paid £100+ for a ticket plus potential train and hotel costs having their experience ruined by the inept trams and general lack of transport infrastructure. I can see huge numbers of complaints which will embarrass the powers that be to hopefully drive the changes that are required.
Whoops sorry shouldn't just presume girls wear high heels
blue b4 the moon
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Slippy cobbles down the canal in winter.....nothing could possibly go wrong.Right girls it's just a short walk to town this way in high heels.
Whoops sorry shouldn't just presume girls wear high heels
BimboBob
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Hold on...are you...?Slippy cobbles down the canal in winter.....nothing could possibly go wrong.
urban genie
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It wil revitalise the area more, holt town is the next place to be investerld in to expand the aeea of ancoats already built on and the idea is the canal side from new islington to the ground/venue be a vibrant area of cafes, bars, restraunts amongst the route.
Many people will then have the opportunity to travel into town on public transport and have plenty or options on the short 15-20 min walk from the city to each place, with a mind that really there isn't any need for people to drive if they live within 3-4 miles of the ground
Many people will then have the opportunity to travel into town on public transport and have plenty or options on the short 15-20 min walk from the city to each place, with a mind that really there isn't any need for people to drive if they live within 3-4 miles of the ground
blue b4 the moon
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I'll hazard a guess, no, I thought although not actually proven it was that Asian lad who drugged men in his house?Hold on...are you...?
East Level 2
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I was with you all the way until you mentioned the powers that be driving changes that are required.I think it will be good thing for us as fans.
I anticipate concert goers who have paid £100+ for a ticket plus potential train and hotel costs having their experience ruined by the inept trams and general lack of transport infrastructure. I can see huge numbers of complaints which will embarrass the powers that be to hopefully drive the changes that are required.