Etihad Campus, Stadium Development and Collar Site

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im hoping to get the detailed plans for the campus in the next couple of weeks, a very close friend is one of the project managers on the job and promised to get me a copy (and a tour) one of the first jobs is to put a ring road in around the site with a site bus circulating all day for the workers to hop on and off as the site is so big! i will pop them on here just as soon as i get them
 
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cjhaz1969 said:
im hoping to get the detailed plans for the campus in the next couple of weeks, a very close friend is one of the project managers on the job and promised to get me a copy (and a tour) one of the first jobs is to put a ring road in around the site with a site bus circulating all day for the workers to hop on and off as the site is so big! i will pop them on here just as soon as i get them

Timescale 3-4 years for stadium to be complete?
 
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Kompany is King said:
cjhaz1969 said:
im hoping to get the detailed plans for the campus in the next couple of weeks, a very close friend is one of the project managers on the job and promised to get me a copy (and a tour) one of the first jobs is to put a ring road in around the site with a site bus circulating all day for the workers to hop on and off as the site is so big! i will pop them on here just as soon as i get them

Timescale 3-4 years for stadium to be complete?

this is just the academy bit accross the road,supposed to be in use in a couple of years, he said the bridge is incredible and will be an iconic visitors attraction, must be killing him as hes a match going red!
 
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cjhaz1969 said:
im hoping to get the detailed plans for the campus in the next couple of weeks, a very close friend is one of the project managers on the job and promised to get me a copy (and a tour) one of the first jobs is to put a ring road in around the site with a site bus circulating all day for the workers to hop on and off as the site is so big! i will pop them on here just as soon as i get them

Be careful putting them on here if they are not in the public domain or he is authorised to release them. Your mate could get in a bit of bother!

-- Tue Jul 17, 2012 9:45 pm --

Kompany is King said:
cjhaz1969 said:
im hoping to get the detailed plans for the campus in the next couple of weeks, a very close friend is one of the project managers on the job and promised to get me a copy (and a tour) one of the first jobs is to put a ring road in around the site with a site bus circulating all day for the workers to hop on and off as the site is so big! i will pop them on here just as soon as i get them

Timescale 3-4 years for stadium to be complete?

Bang on pal
 
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GXCity said:
cjhaz1969 said:
im hoping to get the detailed plans for the campus in the next couple of weeks, a very close friend is one of the project managers on the job and promised to get me a copy (and a tour) one of the first jobs is to put a ring road in around the site with a site bus circulating all day for the workers to hop on and off as the site is so big! i will pop them on here just as soon as i get them

Be careful putting them on here if they are not in the public domain or he is authorised to release them. Your mate could get in a bit of bother!

-- Tue Jul 17, 2012 9:45 pm --

Kompany is King said:
cjhaz1969 said:
im hoping to get the detailed plans for the campus in the next couple of weeks, a very close friend is one of the project managers on the job and promised to get me a copy (and a tour) one of the first jobs is to put a ring road in around the site with a site bus circulating all day for the workers to hop on and off as the site is so big! i will pop them on here just as soon as i get them

Timescale 3-4 years for stadium to be complete?

Bang on pal
they wont go on till he gives me the green light, its in the public domain that the company he works for has won the contract
 
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fbloke said:
I have been telling people that these things were coming for quite some time.

The first of many.

http://www.khaleejtimes.com/Display...2/January/theuae_January24.xml&section=theuae

ABU DHABI -- Manchester City today launched its first ever international School of Football, featuring professional coaches from the Club.

Boys and girls in the UAE can now sign up for the 10-week course, which starts the week of January 15th at Zayed Sports City in Abu Dhabi.

The 10-week coaching programme is priced at AED1750. Each of the ten sessions will last 90 minutes and participants will also have access to weekly Football Saturdays to practice their skills in games and competitions. On top of that, each participant will receive a full MCFC replica kit. Sign-up by e-mailing adsof@mcfc.co.uk

Everyone who joins the School of Football before January 7th will have the chance to win an incredible prize to watch Manchester City live in action at the Etihad Stadium. They will meet star players before the big match and even get some tips at the Club’s training ground.

The School of Football will be run on exactly the same principles as the Club’s Academy.

Manchester City FC coaches will be flown into Abu Dhabi to teach young players how to improve their skills in a fun and challenging way.

“We held some sessions with local young players in preparation for the School of Football and I have been very impressed with not only the standard but also with the huge enthusiasm and love for the game,” said School of Football coach Gavin Makel.

“We welcome players of all abilities and everyone will be able to improve their skills and have plenty of fun as they do.

“A lot of coaching we will be doing is the same as that which we do at the Club every day and so boys and girls here in the UAE will be getting genuine Premier League instruction.”

Former Manchester City player Patrick Vieira, who is now the Football Development Executive at the Club, helped Gavin coach the youngsters and was equally impressed.

“At a young age it is so important to have the correct coaching and that is why we are very proud to launch the School of Football in the UAE and help develop players who clearly love the game,” he said.

Emirati players Abdulla Al Khater and Sultan Al Suwaidi, who currently attend the Manchester City FC Academy, helped out at the coaching sessions put on in the lead up to the School of Football launch.

“By properly learning the basics the boys and girls will get to much more enjoyment out of the game and love it even more,” said Sultan.

“Manchester City’s coaches are the best around and they have very high standards. But they always want you to have fun and enjoy yourself and so that is what the School of Football is all about.”

Rani Sahyoun, 15, took part in one of the coaching sessions.

“I always want to play football and from the coaching we have had I can feel myself getting better and learning more skills. I will be using them in games and when I play with friends after school,” he said.

The School of Football is part of Manchester City’s drive to bring football fans and players in the UAE closer to the Club.

They have also launched Sky Blue membership, which is free and comes with a range of benefits for members such as big match screening events in Abu Dhabi and discounts on trips to watch the team live in action at the Etihad Stadium in Manchester.
for gods sake, why do you keep posting this
 
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cjhaz1969 said:
GXCity said:
cjhaz1969 said:
im hoping to get the detailed plans for the campus in the next couple of weeks, a very close friend is one of the project managers on the job and promised to get me a copy (and a tour) one of the first jobs is to put a ring road in around the site with a site bus circulating all day for the workers to hop on and off as the site is so big! i will pop them on here just as soon as i get them

Be careful putting them on here if they are not in the public domain or he is authorised to release them. Your mate could get in a bit of bother!

-- Tue Jul 17, 2012 9:45 pm --

Kompany is King said:
Timescale 3-4 years for stadium to be complete?

Bang on pal
they wont go on till he gives me the green light, its in the public domain that the company he works for has won the contract

The Main Contractor appointment hasn't been made yet. 2 - 3 weeks away from that at the moment.
 
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Any chance of a PM of what the announcement will be,appreciate you can't say much!

Heard stadium will be getting a facelift as apposed to just a expansion
 
Etihad Campus & potential new stadium

lancashirelad said:
fbloke said:
I have been telling people that these things were coming for quite some time.

The first of many.

http://www.khaleejtimes.com/Display...2/January/theuae_January24.xml&section=theuae

ABU DHABI -- Manchester City today launched its first ever international School of Football, featuring professional coaches from the Club.

Boys and girls in the UAE can now sign up for the 10-week course, which starts the week of January 15th at Zayed Sports City in Abu Dhabi.

The 10-week coaching programme is priced at AED1750. Each of the ten sessions will last 90 minutes and participants will also have access to weekly Football Saturdays to practice their skills in games and competitions. On top of that, each participant will receive a full MCFC replica kit. Sign-up by e-mailing adsof@mcfc.co.uk

Everyone who joins the School of Football before January 7th will have the chance to win an incredible prize to watch Manchester City live in action at the Etihad Stadium. They will meet star players before the big match and even get some tips at the Club’s training ground.

The School of Football will be run on exactly the same principles as the Club’s Academy.

Manchester City FC coaches will be flown into Abu Dhabi to teach young players how to improve their skills in a fun and challenging way.

“We held some sessions with local young players in preparation for the School of Football and I have been very impressed with not only the standard but also with the huge enthusiasm and love for the game,” said School of Football coach Gavin Makel.

“We welcome players of all abilities and everyone will be able to improve their skills and have plenty of fun as they do.

“A lot of coaching we will be doing is the same as that which we do at the Club every day and so boys and girls here in the UAE will be getting genuine Premier League instruction.”

Former Manchester City player Patrick Vieira, who is now the Football Development Executive at the Club, helped Gavin coach the youngsters and was equally impressed.

“At a young age it is so important to have the correct coaching and that is why we are very proud to launch the School of Football in the UAE and help develop players who clearly love the game,” he said.

Emirati players Abdulla Al Khater and Sultan Al Suwaidi, who currently attend the Manchester City FC Academy, helped out at the coaching sessions put on in the lead up to the School of Football launch.

“By properly learning the basics the boys and girls will get to much more enjoyment out of the game and love it even more,” said Sultan.

“Manchester City’s coaches are the best around and they have very high standards. But they always want you to have fun and enjoy yourself and so that is what the School of Football is all about.”

Rani Sahyoun, 15, took part in one of the coaching sessions.

“I always want to play football and from the coaching we have had I can feel myself getting better and learning more skills. I will be using them in games and when I play with friends after school,” he said.

The School of Football is part of Manchester City’s drive to bring football fans and players in the UAE closer to the Club.

They have also launched Sky Blue membership, which is free and comes with a range of benefits for members such as big match screening events in Abu Dhabi and discounts on trips to watch the team live in action at the Etihad Stadium in Manchester.
for gods sake, why do you keep posting this

Someone might of not seen it! I'm one of them..
 
Re: Etihad Campus & potential new stadium

Those PM promises are too bloody tantalising...painful really given the amount of wanton hope on this (and the original mothership thread)...

Interesting re the bridge...in all fairness, from the images I've seen it's not a million miles away fro the Wilkinson Eyre/Calatrava bridges elsewhere in the city...perhaps the devil is in the scale of it?
 
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