Hearing United are really impressed with Spurs' new stadium...

https://twitter.com/mirrorfootball/status/1006180987196362754?s=21

Am liking it so far tbh.

Looks cool, I’m very much liking the steep stands

Is that gonna be ready in time? There's only 2 months till the start of the season more or less.

Originally Posted by Time For Heroes

Is that gonna be ready in time? There's only 2 months till the start of the season more or less.

Originally Posted by Time For Heroes

Is that gonna be ready in time? There's only 2 months till the start of the season more or less.

NOPE.... they're going to have to play at Wembley again for the start of the season

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/foo...n-Wembley.html

It would be a bit strange if they spent a year at Wembley and a hundred million on a new stadium for it to be dog shit. It looks decent.. as expected.

Originally Posted by Time For Heroes

Is that gonna be ready in time? There's only 2 months till the start of the season more or less.

Have heard they're sacking workers who don't work pretty much every single hour seven days a week, so I'm guessing no

Originally Posted by ryanMUFC

It would be a bit strange if they spent a year at Wembley and a hundred million on a new stadium for it to be dog shit. It looks decent.. as expected.

Guessing you’re not an expert on construction costs pal?

Originally Posted by ryanMUFC

It would be a bit strange if they spent a year at Wembley and a hundred million on a new stadium for it to be dog shit. It looks decent.. as expected.

Someone was saying on the other day that they may have to do the full season in Wembley if the stadium isn't ready, due to some odd rule the FA have about clubs not being allowed to change ground mid-season.

Not sure if that's true but it would be funny. That said, I'm sure the FA will bend any rules they need to if they do decide to sell it.

Originally Posted by sa7

Guessing you’re not an expert on construction costs pal?

Bet they’ve paid near enough 100 mill just on buying up the land and design ffs

Originally Posted by Curtis

Someone was saying on the other day that they may have to do the full season in Wembley if the stadium isn't ready, due to some odd rule the FA have about clubs not being allowed to change ground mid-season.

Not sure if that's true but it would be funny. That said, I'm sure the FA will bend any rules they need to if they do decide to sell it.

It is true but they have asked the FA for an exemption. I agree with the rule to be fair, could give a side an advantage.

Stunning

Meh. Looks the same as all the other new soulless bowls that have been built over the past 15 years.

No way that's gonna be ready for the start of the season

Originally Posted by dragflick

Meh. Looks the same as all the other new soulless bowls that have been built over the past 15 years.

This.

Originally Posted by forwardirektion

No way that's gonna be ready for the start of the season

They've already confirmed it wont be. They'll be playing away for the first few weeks and the first home game is at Wembley.

It looks like every other new ground these days.....why do they make them all the same rather than something a bit unique? Money? or just thats the most efficient stadium all round ( view, sound, wind for the £#%&!ing grass etc )

The only way not to have a bowl is to not have the biggest amount of seats in the space which doesn't make sense at all.

To dare to do?

Do what? Underwhelm? Disappoint? Capitulate?

Looks nice but too small for a club of United's stature.

Fine for spurs though.