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These new restrictions are going to remove all unrestricted on street parking for literally thousands of match going blues, the closest on street parking will be getting on for 2 miles from the Etihad on the other side of Edge Lane in Tameside.

Yes, you will be able to continue to park on the south side of Ashton Old Road, this area is unaffected by the new residents scheme.

It's complete and utter madness, residents parking bays next to the cemetery, how does that work??......

I think the signs are only for the new parking bays, the wardens were slapping tickets on the vehicles that had parked up on Croft Street (where the new double yellow lines) have been marked) on Tuesday night.

Sadly it looks like a significant number of blues may have fallen victim to the traffic wardens this evening, I spoke to one earlier and he said they had been instructed to issue to all vehicle parked up on the new double yellow lines.

Looks like the free on street parking may be difficult to find from today, new double yellow lines have appeared on Croft Street, Aintree Street, Cantrell Street and Linfield Street removing in excess of 100 parking spaces for match going blues.

Nice touch on the Axis Tower this morning

Just come across this on youtube thought it worth a share 1969/70 - The Kick Off Match (Man Utd v Man City - 28.3.70)

The rags lost the last bit of dignity and integrity they ever had back in 1958 when they evicted players and their families from club houses after the Munich Air Crash.

You've never been able to park on Ashton Old Road since we moved to the new stadium, its marked with double yellow lines from the Mancunian Way all the way to Fairfield Road in Openshaw.

https://www.manchester.gov.uk/info/200024/consultations_and_surveys/8525/eastlands_residents_parking_traffic_regulation_order_consultation/2

Blue Maverick looks like this is a map showing the existing scheme, I've attached a link showing the boundary of the new scheme which highlights all streets/roads effected by the restrictions...

Yeah, its part of the extended residents parking scheme

No, blue badge are exempt, you can park in any of the residents parking bays within the scheme for as long as you won't really, but only if you display the blue badge in the vehicle.

The new scheme is ill conceived and badly thought out. Introducing parking restrictions to combat/deter pissed up football fans or concert goers from pissing up people’s properties simple isn't going to work, the only way to stop this anti-social behaviour is with enforcement by the police...

Not sure how introducing parking restrictions around the outskirts of the Etihad will stop or deter pissed up blues from pissing up the side of residents properties, care to explain?... With regards your point on taxi parking blocking driveways and leaving engines running, firstly I find it...

I certainly looks like a money making enterprise from a match going fans point of view.