United Thread - 2023/24

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When city started employing all the right people we didn't leak to the media step by step even before we let the other clubs know we wanted them!

Scum as always even with scruffy Jim
 
jrb said:
Mike Keegan, who must be the new must go to United journalist at the Daily United.

The group is leaning towards a rebuild on land at the side of United's iconic home, with the hope that the project will be done in five years or sooner.

A five-star hotel along with United-themed attractions are being considered as part of a huge redevelopment. A 90,000 'new Old Trafford' could also feature a 'new Stretford End'.

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And according to Keegan, Jim is going to buy a large portion of the freight rail terminal, just like that, regardless of it being a working fright rail terminal, and build a new stadium next to it, including the rail tracks. Just like that. The proposal should sail through planning without any problems or issues.

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Not a chance the owners of the container port will be selling a key logistics spot, it’s massively busy and highly profitable. The other big white building is Kinaxia another big logistics outfit so that’s probably a big chunk to buy them out. The Rags do own outright the piece of land where Amazon park the vans up overnight but it’s puny in size.
 
discopop said:
Not a chance the owners of the container port will be selling a key logistics spot, it’s massively busy and highly profitable. The other big white building is Kinaxia another big logistics outfit so that’s probably a big chunk to buy them out. The Rags do own outright the piece of land where Amazon park the vans up overnight but it’s puny in size.
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Jim and United might do a swap and take part of the freight terminal land closest to old toilet, and give the freight terminal company some of the car park land at the back of the freight terminal.(see picture)

Scruffy Jim will look at every option and any way he can get the land he needs to build a new stadium. Know doubt Populos have already been working on the new stadium proposal for a long time.
 
Stoned Rose said:
The most raucously I’ve ever celebrated a goal that.
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Except for 93:20 that was the most outwardly over the top I've ever celebrated. Was in a pub about 75 to 25 rags to City. I just started punching anyone wearing red.
93:20 I was in my son's apartment in Chicago alone with his fiancee, I just sat on the floor and cried like a baby.
 
jrb said:
Mike Keegan, who must be the new must go to United journalist at the Daily United.

The group is leaning towards a rebuild on land at the side of United's iconic home, with the hope that the project will be done in five years or sooner.

A five-star hotel along with United-themed attractions are being considered as part of a huge redevelopment. A 90,000 'new Old Trafford' could also feature a 'new Stretford End'.

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According to Keegan, Jim is going to buy a large portion of the freight rail terminal, just like that, regardless of it being a working fright rail terminal, and build a new stadium next to it, including the rail tracks. Just like that. The proposal should sail through planning without any problems or issues.

Picture enlarged so you can see what would be on the new stadium footprint inside the current freight terminal.

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It is tough to believe a five-star hotel would work there. Most five-star hotels are in City centers near quality dining, museums, and nightlife. I mean most of the year the stadium is empty. Jim is going to build the Ritz in the middle of a railyard.
 
bluemc1 said:
When telling future generations about City I hope you all remember to mention Super Joey Hart
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We took our grandson from the time he was nine months old, but only early- and late-season games, as we didn’t want to put him off, if it was too cold.

Once he was old enough to start taking the game in, he would ask us, "Is Joe Hart the baddie?"

It still makes us laugh to this day.
 
waspish said:
When city started employing all the right people we didn't leak to the media step by step even before we let the other clubs know we wanted them!

Scum as always even with scruffy Jim
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So who is deciding on all these appointments when they don't have a CEO yet? Maybe Berrada isn't the Messiah, maybe he is just a very naughty boy?
 
KingGeorge said:
It is tough to believe a five-star hotel would work there. Most five-star hotels are in City centers near quality dining, museums, and nightlife. I mean most of the year the stadium is empty. Jim is going to build the Ritz in the middle of a railyard.
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Yes, it's bullshit. But Rag Hacks like Keegan will make any nonsense up to get clicks.(it worked with me) It's safe to say Keegan has no real information on what's being proposed by Scruffy Jim bar rewriting the same guff again, but tweaking it to fill the column inches.

It's funny reading the comments under the article. United fans want a bigger stadium because they think they can fill it. Not 90,00, not 100,000, but a 120,000 stadium. Considering Spurs stadium is a 62,000 stadium and it cost over £1bill, can you imagine how much a 120,000 stadium would cost. United fans are absolutely deluded.
 
jrb said:
Mike Keegan, who must be the new must go to United journalist at the Daily United.

The group is leaning towards a rebuild on land at the side of United's iconic home, with the hope that the project will be done in five years or sooner.

A five-star hotel along with United-themed attractions are being considered as part of a huge redevelopment. A 90,000 'new Old Trafford' could also feature a 'new Stretford End'.

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According to Keegan, Jim is going to buy a large portion of the freight rail terminal, just like that, regardless of it being a working fright rail terminal, and build a new stadium next to it, including the rail tracks. Just like that. The proposal should sail through planning without any problems or issues.

Picture enlarged so you can see what would be on the new stadium footprint inside the current freight terminal.

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The most strikingly obvious thing in both those pictures?

Not a single thing , not one smidgeon, even a solitary brick is within the boundaries of the City of Manchester.
 
halfcenturyup said:
So who is deciding on all these appointments when they don't have a CEO yet? Maybe Berrada isn't the Messiah, maybe he is just a very naughty boy?
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Omar will be putting his thoughts ideas too anyone who thinks he sat at home not speaking to anyone at the scum are mistaken
 
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