Manchester United's Stunning 100,000 Capacity Stadium Revealed

[@markjess754]

Love the futuristic design. Hope they stick with it.

[@kevinstephenson9887]

Yes I think it could be done very easily if thought went in to it, if you asked MANCHESTER UNITED fans across the world to contribute to the financial cost you could have the money in a very short period of time. The the stadium would belong to the fans and supporters, then we could try to do the same thing again asking the supporters to buy the Glazers out and get rid off them once and for all the government should force them to sell there remaining shares in the football club because it is as clear as day that they only want to take money out of the club NOT PUT ANY OF THERE MONEY IN. THEY ARE AT FALT FOR THE CLUBS DEMISE OFF AND ON THE PITCH everything that's gone wrong is because of them and their GREED! So come fans across the globe if you love Manchester United like I know you do let us work hard to bring back success and the GLORY DAYS AND NIGHT FOR OUR FOOTBALL CLUB. 👍🏿

[@TonyRobinson-y6h]

Don't they need a team first

[@garyferguson7996]

Can’t have a bigger stadium than the national stadium “Wembley” dream on

[@DB-qj5kt]

They wouldn’t have a clue about match day entertainment

[@russianvictory1]

oh and you would?

[@PHDiaz-vv7yo]

So this video is just an extended narrative of previous videos and ripping off Bondibot animations? Ok…

[@russianvictory1]

ripping off? your going on like someone is selling a product here....atleast make sense with your comment

[@xinalungu9616]

Look like its gonna be the UGLIEST SILVER LOOKING EGG STADIUM. The So- FI Stadium in Los Angelos is very beautiful and far well designed.. But that silver egg is very uglyyyy!!!! No style!!!!

[@jeffjohnson2348]

Not even close

[@stevenhoughton1406]

Manchester United are not even in the city of Manchester

[@russianvictory1]

and? its part of Greater Manchester so its still Manchester and It's the largest settlement in the entire city of manchester.

[@robertmclellan3658]

@@russianvictory1 ?

[@stevenhoughton1406]

@@russianvictory1 Do you even know the difference between a city and a county.

[@russianvictory1]

@@stevenhoughton1406 you said it’s not even in city of Manchester. I didn’t disagree, I merely pointed out it’s part of Manchester regardless

[@stevenhoughton1406]

@russianvictory1 But it's not part of Manchester regardless. It's part of Greater Manchester in the Metropolitan Borough of Trafford. Trafford and the city of Manchester are two separate things run by two separate councils. It's the same as me saying WBA is a part of Birmingham but they ain't they are in the borough of Sandwell.

[@helmiizhamharunarashid3416]

nothing new..

[@robertmclellan3658]

Don’t united have no money and owe£1.3 billion?

[@russianvictory1]

no no where near that its around £700 million and debt doesn't mean a bad thing if you can manage it. Although it does hold the club back in some sense, but building a new stadium is nothing to do with the debt the glazers put the club under

[@robertmclellan3658]

@ It’s £1.3 billion which includes unpaid transfer fees and that’s uniteds own figures. Plus they have made losses of nearly £400,000,000 over the last five years. This is why they can’t afford big screens or fix the holes in the roof.

[@robertmclellan3658]

@@russianvictory1 And debt doesn’t mean a bad thing? Manu had to go on their hands and knees to City begging to give a lift to their players because they couldn’t afford it ( City rightly told them to clear off ) United have also stripped Ferguson of his pension and make him pay for tickets and most shameful of all they have halved the meagre allowance of the united disabled fans club.

[@russianvictory1]

@ yeah that’s called streamline and cutting away waste and expenditure so they can keep more revenue for transfers and infrastructure. INEOS had no choice because of what Glazers did in transfer windows under Erik Dumb Hag and wasting money for years. Debt as long as it’s managed can be sustained, INEOS have to do what they have to do to get the team back to where they belong. In regards to the stadium, this will be likely be done through private funding and possibly through sponsorships like stadium naming rights which will bring in massive amounts for club like Man Utd. The area itself is due to be regenerated around Old Trafford so it’s a massive undertaking, but if they can get the plans and permissions by end of this year or start of next. It would take 2 1/2 to 3 years to build the stadium if the factors like weather and workers aren’t a major issue

[@robertmclellan3658]

@ I think you are living in a dream world.

[@alastairorr6318]

Anfield Stadium will always be the greatest stadium in the northwest.

[@efc-tblue]

Bramley Moore makes Anfield look like an old dump!

[@alastairorr6318]

​@@efc-tblueBramley Moore is a dump.

[@stbu9709]

Anfield smells of wee!

[@alastairorr6318]

By the time it is built, Salford United will be relegated to the National League North. The team are crap.😂🤣😂🤣

[@1970dashj]

they can have a 200,000 seat stadium they will never win the premiership or champions league again

[@Bravehearts4Jesus]

They will win it next year and reinstate themselfs as the most successful and greatest time in England. They are one cup behind Liverpool. Amorim will bring the glory days back.

[@1970dashj]

@@Bravehearts4Jesus hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha

[@Mike-rj8dg]

@@Bravehearts4Jesuswe won’t win it next year. Another 3 years before challenging is more realistic. But to say we’d never win it again shows he knows fuck all about footy. City will be playing in the championship next year after they’ve been found guilty with those 115 charges against them

[@daviddelaval6630]

Stop talking build it

[@russianvictory1]

yeah its going to get built instantly isnt it...1 year boom done lol....give it time man everything is a process they cannot just build without the correct process being undertaken

[@Iceman-xx1kh]

Codswallop