Old Trafford

...place to play than Old Trafford”. Whether it be for the atmosphere, the magnificent structure of the ground or even the friendly staff, it truly is a place that to so many is known as The Theatre Of Dreams. I value every match-day experience as equally as the last because you never know if it will be the last, as well as the fact that it never gets boring to be sat in the stand watching the worlds greatest players put their talent on show. Over the ...
...success of winning a trophy, Old Trafford, home of Manchester United, is truly the experience of a lifetime…..… The ground --------------- In the past Old Trafford has, at times, been classed as not being the most picturesque stadium in England, let alone Europe. But these days, with the extensions to both the East and West stands, as well is the planned quadrant fill-ins between those stands and the North stand, Old Trafford is truly a sight ...

ManUtdBoi 29.09.2004 · Read full review
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...so I have been to Old Trafford tons of times. Recently if you don’t have a season ticket then it has been really hard to get tickets. Which is a shame because going to a match here is a great experience. The capacity has recently rose to 67,000 so maybe it will be a lot easier then. The atmosphere isn’t always great I have to admit, but it is brilliant at European games. So if you can get to one game make it a European one. The museum is alright. ...

SpikeIsland 13.07.2000 · Read full review
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Old Trafford is home to Manchester United, who is one of the best teams in the world. The stadium has a massive capacity of roughly 76,000 and is one of the biggest stadiums in the world! I am very lucky to have seen Manchester United play some games at Old Trafford and have probably seen about 10 different games. Old Trafford is nicknamed the "Theatre of Dreams" and is a brilliant stadium. I think the atmosphere is amazing and when a goal is scored ...
...car park you may catch some of the players and even get an autograph if you are lucky! If you ever get the chance and you are a football fan I suggest you go to Old Trafford as it is a great stadium and the atmosphere is fantastic! ...

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In the old days of the Premier League it was a real charm, I remember paying £3 to watch Chelsea at Carrow Road and that was the season we were challenging for the title and they were struggling against the drop. Those day’s are long gone and for nine years so was the Premiership dream down at Norwich City FC. But now the mighty Norwich City are back and Worthington’s green army are visiting the amazing grounds of our opponents. Only six weeks into ...
...terms of atmosphere. So naturally Old Trafford, the theatre of dreams would be the pinnacle of an away day in the Prem. Well Manchester United have some great players, big support and their stadium is a sight to behold. You can’t help but get excited when you see those towering stands in the distant skyline of Manchester. You then get the buzz as you stand in front of the Sir Matt Busby statue that looks over the megastore. But then you squeeze through ...

utero 11.10.2004 · Read full review
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Old Trafford the home of the mighty Manchester United is a place where every football loving person should visit. You always see it on television but you should see it yourself. The many parts of it too visit compare to nothing else. The guided tour fills you with facts that are really very interesting and the museam is very insightfull as you see everything that makes Mnchester United what it is today starting way back before it was even known as ...

sarahjohnstone 29.10.2001 · Read full review
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Old Trafford, The theatre of Dreams, the home of Manchester United, whatever you want to call it is one of the most popular attractions in Manchester. If you come on a match day you can make a day-trip of it. The Red Cafe is a popular haunt for Players and fans alike. The museum is also a very interesting place to visit, with such memorabilia as the European cup, players boots, shirts etc. The guided tour is also interesting. The matches themselves ...

MD 21.06.2000 · Read full review
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Old Trafford is the world famous football ground. It is the home of one of the greatest football teams in the world and home of the great players, for example David Beckham. You would expect it to be situated in a really posh place. It is situated in Salford Quays, which can proudly boast a high crime rate and the area is very- well lets just say there are better places. Old Trafford itself is ugly. It is like a building site with seats and a brick ...
...of the old type ones not the new ones). There are more than ample pie stalls. With over two hundred thousand pies eaten there last year you can see why. Overall, Old Trafford is a very famous, but very ugly landmark and football stadium. ...

somebodyrandom 25.09.2001 · Read full review
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...atractions in manchecter. Name: Old Trafford Nickname: Theatre of Dreams Address: Sir Matt Busby Way, Old Trafford, Manchester, M16 0RA The stadium is located app. 3.5km South-West of the city centre. Car: From the Clockwise M60 (increasing junction numbers): Leave the Motorway at Junction 7 to join the A56 Manchester bound. Remain on the A56 following the signs for Manchester United. Turn left into Sir Matt Busby Way. Car parking is on the ...
...the Anti-clockwise M60 (decreasing junction numbers): Leave the M60 at Junction 9 and join Parkway (A5081) towards Trafford Park. At the first island take the 3rd exit onto Village Way and remain on this road until the next island (controlled by traffic lights). At this island take the second exit and then join Wharfside Way. Turn right at the junction with Sir Matt Busby Way, car parking is on the left in front of the stadium. Metrolink: Station ...

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