Would you be against our neighbours playing at The Etihad.

[cookster]

Is it “our” ground, or do we still lease it off the council?

If it‘s the latter, I’m not sure we could stop the share and get any money from it.

Pretty certain we'd have exclusivity written into the lease agreement.

 

[Fred_Quimby]

The snot gobbling f..k pigs can f..k right off.

 

[give it to gordon]

Fuck off !

They could try spurs its nearer their fan base.

The amount of disinfect the cleans would need to use to wash the Etihad after every rag game from top to bottom would cost millions ;)

 

[Jam Tomorrow]

Klanfield then??

Pretty sure they played at Klanfield in the 70s for a few games when they got banned from playing in Trafford.

 

[dobingsdobber]

Pretty sure they played at Klanfield in the 70s for a few games when they got banned from playing in Trafford.

Think you're right there JT.Home from home then!

 

[Alan Harper's Tash]

Pretty certain we'd have exclusivity written into the lease agreement.

Hopefully, but not necessarily. Who’d have envisaged that lot ever wanting to play at the Etihad?

 

[BedsBlue68]

There is absolutely no reason for the City to let them share the Etihad, it simply wouldn't be fare on the loyal uuunited fan base. They should in the short term speak with the owners of Wembley Stadium to see if the could accommodate them, whilst they look for a permeant home, or maybe look into a ground sharing agreement with Spurs or Arsenal, in the long term they should look to build a Stadium close to the loyal fan base. We shouldn't forget what these loyal uuuunited fans have done (travelled up and down the M1 for each and every home game, year in year out) for the club for decades. Its about time that the club put the uuuuunited fans first, the ideal location would be somewhere in the Home Counties, say Bedfordshire or Buckinghamshire both of which are in easy reach of Luton Airport for the Irish travelling fans. A move to the home counties would be a win win for all involved, no more long car/train journeys up from the smoke for a home games in Trafford equals less of a carbon foot print for the uuunited faithful. The land where the current stadium stands in Trafford could be (once decontaminated) redeveloped for social housing for the residents of Trafford.

I dont bloody want them in B
edfordshire thanks ;-)

 

[Blue Mist]

Np problem as long as they pay us a fortune, and clean and sanitise after each game.

Bollocks, we don't need the money, the more they are inconvenienced the better.

 

[Alan Harper's Tash]

Could they not buy Stamford Bridge for a quid and move closer to their fan base?

 

[EL APACHE TEVEZ]

Errrr No