Etihad Campus, Stadium and Collar Site Development Thread

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Bluep*ss said:
worsleyweb said:
Roof not coming off until about 6 weeks before start of next season - is one of last things.

The Rugby Union World Cup game is due Oct. 2015. Probably have to be removed by then.
Last time I checked July came before October, mate.
 
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gordondaviesmoustache said:
Bluep*ss said:
worsleyweb said:
Roof not coming off until about 6 weeks before start of next season - is one of last things.

The Rugby Union World Cup game is due Oct. 2015. Probably have to be removed by then.
Last time I checked July came before October, mate.
I thought the whole thing was to be finished before the start of the season ?
 
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pml79 said:
ManCityX said:
JOGAMIGMOG said:
If the corners were filled in so as to join up with the CB Stand and East Stand, how many more seats would that add? I don't know why that wasn't considered. It would look miles better IMHO.

I think there's a lot more to stadium design than that! Haha

Looks good anyway:

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Surely the away section would be smaller in size if it coverd all three tiers ;-)
It is;

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gordondaviesmoustache said:
Bluep*ss said:
worsleyweb said:
Roof not coming off until about 6 weeks before start of next season - is one of last things.

The Rugby Union World Cup game is due Oct. 2015. Probably have to be removed by then.
Last time I checked July came before October, mate.

Fully agree - mate.
 
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Went for a little mooch about round the ground today.

The bridge and CFA look really, really impressive. The work on the new seating on the stadium looks great to. The fellas were busy working away on it as I watched them.

The whole thing feels / looks very special, especially with the 'link' between the 2 parts of the operation.

The future looks very bright indeed.
 
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We should be worried. Very worried! ;-)

On second thoughts. Chuckle 1 and the Class of 92 ruining United's matchday takings. :-)

Taken the other day as I was waiting at the lights.

Click to enlarge.

[bigimg]http://i.imgur.com/YD3jtHh.jpg[/bigimg]
 
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Fucking hell that looks hideous! Then again it fits right in around the swamp!
 
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jrb said:
We should be worried. Very worried! ;-)

On second thoughts. Chuckle 1 and the Class of 92 ruining United's matchday takings. :-)

Taken the other day as I was waiting at the lights.

Click to enlarge.

[bigimg]http://i.imgur.com/YD3jtHh.jpg[/bigimg]

What is it?
 
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roman totale said:
jrb said:
We should be worried. Very worried! ;-)

On second thoughts. Chuckle 1 and the Class of 92 ruining United's matchday takings. :-)

Taken the other day as I was waiting at the lights.

Click to enlarge.

[bigimg]http://i.imgur.com/YD3jtHh.jpg[/bigimg]

What is it?

It's place where tourists have there money taken away.
 
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jrb said:
We should be worried. Very worried! ;-)

On second thoughts. Chuckle 1 and the Class of 92 ruining United's matchday takings. :-)

Taken the other day as I was waiting at the lights.

Click to enlarge.

[bigimg]http://i.imgur.com/YD3jtHh.jpg[/bigimg]

Fair play to Gary and the Cafe/Hotel Football brand. The cafe has done well in London I understand and to pick a plot like that from under the clubs nose is a masterstroke. Let's not kid ourselves. When you stay at a hotel you use rarely use the room other than a kip/shower so United can profit in the club shop etc. During non-matchdays he'll have plenty of competition to fill it as there are hotels a-plenty round there and the Quays etc. I wonder if he'll dare repeat this at other stadiums?
 
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Manchester1894 said:
jrb said:
We should be worried. Very worried! ;-)

On second thoughts. Chuckle 1 and the Class of 92 ruining United's matchday takings. :-)

Taken the other day as I was waiting at the lights.

Click to enlarge.

[bigimg]http://i.imgur.com/YD3jtHh.jpg[/bigimg]

Fair play to Gary and the Cafe/Hotel Football brand. The cafe has done well in London I understand and to pick a plot like that from under the clubs nose is a masterstroke. Let's not kid ourselves. When you stay at a hotel you use rarely use the room other than a kip/shower so United can profit in the club shop etc. During non-matchdays he'll have plenty of competition to fill it as there are hotels a-plenty round there and the Quays etc. I wonder if he'll dare repeat this at other stadiums?

a masterstroke it was, it just shows how little interested the club is about investing outside of the club, that plot connected to the club be it a casino or hotel could turn over millions if marketed correctly, imagine how much some wealthy rag fan would cough up for a room if the top floor was the teams on the night before a match
 
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Manchester1894 said:
jrb said:
We should be worried. Very worried! ;-)

On second thoughts. Chuckle 1 and the Class of 92 ruining United's matchday takings. :-)

Taken the other day as I was waiting at the lights.

Click to enlarge.

[bigimg]http://i.imgur.com/YD3jtHh.jpg[/bigimg]

Fair play to Gary and the Cafe/Hotel Football brand. The cafe has done well in London I understand and to pick a plot like that from under the clubs nose is a masterstroke. Let's not kid ourselves. When you stay at a hotel you use rarely use the room other than a kip/shower so United can profit in the club shop etc. During non-matchdays he'll have plenty of competition to fill it as there are hotels a-plenty round there and the Quays etc. I wonder if he'll dare repeat this at other stadiums?

The rags tried to stop it. The Times reported that they asked Manchester City Council to reject the planning application.
That's probably where they went wrong. If they'd have asked Trafford Metropolitan Borough Council, they might have got somewhere.
 
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That looks absolutely disgusting.

They should have turned down planning permission on the grouns of it being a fucking eyesore.

Mind you, it's got that carbuncle right next door, so a huge turd would probably be in keeping with the surroundings.

That area, plus the cricket ground, is just fucking ugly. I don't care about the swamp looking like shit, but I'm appalled they seem to have used the same plastic to buld the cricket ground.
 
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Neville Kneville said:
That looks absolutely disgusting.

They should have turned down planning permission on the grouns of it being a fucking eyesore.

Mind you, it's got that carbuncle right next door, so a huge turd would probably be in keeping with the surroundings.

That area, plus the cricket ground, is just fucking ugly. I don't care about the swamp looking like shit, but I'm appalled they seem to have used the same plastic to buld the cricket ground.

Not a fan then mate? ;-)
 
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richards30 said:
Neville Kneville said:
That looks absolutely disgusting.

They should have turned down planning permission on the grouns of it being a fucking eyesore.

Mind you, it's got that carbuncle right next door, so a huge turd would probably be in keeping with the surroundings.

That area, plus the cricket ground, is just fucking ugly. I don't care about the swamp looking like shit, but I'm appalled they seem to have used the same plastic to buld the cricket ground.

Not a fan then mate? ;-)

within five years it will be crawling with perverts and pimps, a place so called respectable married men visit to gain sexual relief, rubber underwear will be the normal criteria and extra large size mens baby's nappies for the extravagant, a manikin of Bobby Charlton will stand in the window display dressed in a basque and stockings enticing those in from the road side
 
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