Etihad Campus, Stadium and Collar Site Development Thread

LEXSTARproject said:
Manchester City wants to hold more European Cup finals - here is the criteria

The biggest issue for the stadium, like what happened in Turkey, is Transport

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Uefa finals: How are host stadiums chosen for Champions League and Europa League?

How are stadiums selected for European finals and who will host them in 2026 and 2027?
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UEFA stadium categories - Wikipedia

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It’s bad but fuck me a 20 min walk and youre in town nothing like Istanbul, a fucking horror show that’s been swept under the carpet.
 
This was the old parade route

Photos via Manchester City

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Do we think this is the future of City trophy parades, a route through the city, then on to Coop Live

The City Parade is free

The After Party is £12.00 a ticket
 
LEXSTARproject said:
This was the old parade route

Photos via Manchester City

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Do we think this is the future of City trophy parades, a route through the city, then on to Coop Live

The City Parade is free

The After Party is £12.00 a ticket
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No.

When the town hall and Albert Square are fully open the parade route will change again. Probably at the end of next season.
 
MCC and the residents of Gtr Manchester got a very good deal on the (Etihad) stadium lease deal compared to Londoners.

London taxpayers may have to pay an extra £2.5m if West Ham are relegated from the Premier League this season, because of the club's lease agreement for London Stadium.

The Hammers are 18th in the table with one match remaining, and will be as good as relegated to the Championship if Tottenham - two points above them with a game in hand and a much better goal difference - draw with Chelsea on Tuesday.

Under the 99-year lease agreement, West Ham would pay the Greater London Authority about half their current annual rent of £4.4m if they are relegated.

London taxpayers, who currently contribute to stadium operating costs such as stewarding, will have to make up the funding gap.

"If West Ham are relegated, we, the taxpayers, we City Hall, could lose up to £2.5m a year," said Mayor of London Sadiq Khan.

"So what I say to Londoners who don't support Spurs is you should probably be cheering on West Ham, because the taxpayer will lose out if West Ham go down."

Khan blamed predecessor Boris Johnson for agreeing "the worst deal imaginable" in 2012.

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West Ham: London taxpayers could pay extra £2.5m if Hammers relegated

London taxpayers may have to pay an extra £2.5m if West Ham are relegated from the Premier League, because of the club's lease agreement for London Stadium.
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pride in battle said:
Any of these chains ?
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May as well be - apart from the select few local traders in the Market Hall, these are all fronts for corporate mass market feeding & drinking. Keeping it in-house to secure the profits.

For example, Three Rivers is directly run by or partnered with the Radisson Blu hotel itself. It is a classic hotel brasserie given a trendy, localised name so guests feel they are getting an authentic local dining experience without ever leaving the hotel envelope.
 
anyoldblu said:
May as well be - apart from the select few local traders in the Market Hall, these are all fronts for corporate mass market feeding & drinking. Keeping it in-house to secure the profits.

For example, Three Rivers is directly run by or partnered with the Radisson Blu hotel itself. It is a classic hotel brasserie given a trendy, localised name so guests feel they are getting an authentic local dining experience without ever leaving the hotel envelope.
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Or less of a risk than an indi
 
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