But before we know it, United will have a new stadium, a new home, which will feel like moving out of your old, cramped, ...

Manchester United are stuck with their notorious leaky roof until the club decides between bulldozing Old Trafford or redeveloping the stadium. Torrents of water cascaded onto the pitch and ...

Manchester United have confirmed plans to build a brand-new 100,000-capacity stadium in the place of Old Trafford.

In fact, dropping the 200metre spires and roof could cut construction costs by up to £300 million, according to StadiumDB.com. And the Old Trafford Regeneration Task Force documents show that ...

who have spent money unwisely on big-name players while failing to sort out routine matters like fixing the leaking Old Trafford roof. The arrival of Sir Jim Ratcliffe as a minority stakeholder in ...

Old Trafford has not had any major redevelopment ... with issues around its leaking roof and recent rodent sightings. The news of the stadium came a day after Ratcliffe blasted some of his ...

"It's a beautiful stadium, Old Trafford - but I'm not a fan of the roof because I think it comes in too low," said United We Stand editor Andy Mitten. "Old Trafford shouldn't be getting smaller ...

Manchester United have announced their intention to build a new 100,000-seat stadium next to the current Old Trafford site ... of water flowing through the roof into the stands, leaving the ...