feedmpenzaandhewillscore
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I know the stadium isn’t very old, but I live in Bournemouth, so I know of many 15-20 year old residential buildings being demolished to make way for brand new state of the art buildings. It is the land that has value, not the buildings. So, if City are to stay where we are, and improve and muscle in, against the so-called elite and keep ahead of newcomers like Spurs, instead of patching up and extending the Etihad, why not build an entirely new state of the art stadium nearby and when complete, demolish the Etihad and turn it into a different amenity? In the meantime consider concert, NFL and other uses. Surely the owners can see what Spurs are doing? Do it before the Rags cotton on. Just a thought.
Not too sure what the ins and outs would be with the City Council owning the stadium, I think both City and Manchester City Council are happy with the arrangement they have at the moment, would moving the stadium 100 yards to the car park or knocking down the athletics stadium complicate it?