Very true, he has touched the Sky Cycling team, Mercedes F1 and the Americas cup and now the rags, all have had serious downturns.
Add to that the fake Land Rover, the Grenadier another struggling venture.
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Add to that the fake Land Rover, the Grenadier another struggling venture.
Maybe use that to "regenerate" Trafford with the "wembley of the north"Not with a £26M funding gap it isn’t
HelloCity
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Joke of a service, again, post Utd match. The display boards at the Ashton bound stop showed next tram at 3 minutes for around 20 mins! Asked what the problem was and it turns out it was traffic at Holt Town, waiting for police to clear it! There's bloody traffic at Holt Town every game, whey don't the police ensure it is patrolled to prevent clowns stopping on the tracks, hand a few tickets out! Absolute mess of a system, cheers Andy Burnham, a great idea poorly executed. You'll have the trams sharing tracks with regular traffic next, oh wait!
Not sure he's personally designing the routes matecheers Andy Burnham, a great idea poorly executed. You'll have the trams sharing tracks with regular traffic next, oh wait!
droylsdenblue
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I walked back to Droylsden, not one bus or tram passed me, absolute sh*te serviceJoke of a service, again, post Utd match. The display boards at the Ashton bound stop showed next tram at 3 minutes for around 20 mins! Asked what the problem was and it turns out it was traffic at Holt Town, waiting for police to clear it! There's bloody traffic at Holt Town every game, whey don't the police ensure it is patrolled to prevent clowns stopping on the tracks, hand a few tickets out! Absolute mess of a system, cheers Andy Burnham, a great idea poorly executed. You'll have the trams sharing tracks with regular traffic next, oh wait!
Cars were waiting on the tramline, and City fans were walking infront of the tram across the tramline. The tram had to stop, beeping it’s horn, but nobody was taking any notice. There are loads of taxis parked up near the Holt Town tram stop, making traffic congestion even worse. It’s a shit show near Holt Town tram stop after the match.Joke of a service, again, post Utd match. The display boards at the Ashton bound stop showed next tram at 3 minutes for around 20 mins! Asked what the problem was and it turns out it was traffic at Holt Town, waiting for police to clear it! There's bloody traffic at Holt Town every game, whey don't the police ensure it is patrolled to prevent clowns stopping on the tracks, hand a few tickets out! Absolute mess of a system, cheers Andy Burnham, a great idea poorly executed. You'll have the trams sharing tracks with regular traffic next, oh wait!
I know, it's the sentiment!Not sure he's personally designing the routes mate
Exactly, authorities know it's a pinch point so they should sort it.Cars were waiting on the tramline, and City fans were walking infront of the tram across the tramline. The tram had to stop, beeping it’s horn, but nobody was taking any notice. There are loads of taxis parked up near the Holt Town tram stop, making traffic congestion even worse. It’s a shit show near Holt Town tram stop after the match.
Ratcliffe was an anonymous billionaire a few years ago, he could have died and no one would have know who he was. He wanted to be known, so he has got himself involved in sport, football and cycling. Like all successful businessmen he believes that his success, in his field of expertise, can easily be translated to sport, like all the others in the past he is finding out that sport is different. He’s taken the minority because he doesn’t want to risk his wealth and the Glaziers have played a blinder
I suspect that Ratcliffe's part acquisition of United was driven, by a desire to establish a lasting legacy in his home region, through the creation of a 'Wembley of the North'.