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This is where the new woman complex is going
Etihad Campus, Stadium and Collar Site Development Thread
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This is where the new woman complex is going
The Fat el Hombre
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Looks like they've gone ahead with the AO/MEN arena changes then? Not sure how they compare to what they originally planned, but they seem to be making a big deal out of it
themanc.com
Manchester's AO Arena completes £50m transformation with a promise to elevate every person's gig experience
Loads more to look forward to in 2024.
themanc.com
toffee balls
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Ha ha.Looks like they've gone ahead with the AO/MEN arena changes then? Not sure how they compare to what they originally planned, but they seem to be making a big deal out of it
Manchester's AO Arena completes £50m transformation with a promise to elevate every person's gig experience
Loads more to look forward to in 2024.
The lady in the photo is the GM of the arena.
She walked out on me in an interview when I told her the it wasn’t possible to deliver the project by March , 2023 !!
12 Months late love.
Centurions
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You mean other than the other sports already there?
Which are ?
Centurions
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Athletics, squash, tennis and isn't there an indoor BMX centre still there?
None of them are commercial none of them have anything to do with us and does the athletics track ever get used ? Do the other even get used much ?
Complete 360 uturn.
Chris Bray, European president of ASM Global, told Place North West that the AO Arena is “really well-prepared” to thrive in spite of Co-op Live.
Bray, who joined ASM after the two-arena saga had died down, has a different view of how the new venue will impact the existing one.
“There is more than enough content for two arenas here in the city,” he said. “Competition is good, it raises our game.
“Manchester is a powerhouse. It is the music capital of the world. I moved here two years ago and I have seen nothing but growth.”
www.placenorthwest.co.uk
Chris Bray, European president of ASM Global, told Place North West that the AO Arena is “really well-prepared” to thrive in spite of Co-op Live.
Bray, who joined ASM after the two-arena saga had died down, has a different view of how the new venue will impact the existing one.
“There is more than enough content for two arenas here in the city,” he said. “Competition is good, it raises our game.
“Manchester is a powerhouse. It is the music capital of the world. I moved here two years ago and I have seen nothing but growth.”
AO Arena looks to next 30 years after £50m investment - Place North West
Bosses at the arena are confident the future is bright for the city centre stalwart despite the threat of a rival venue across the city.
www.placenorthwest.co.uk
pride in battle
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The athletics track is used all the time by schools.