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[dave.woodhall]

It's an odd list but a wonderful description.

[Brazilian Villain]

It's an odd list but a wonderful description.

I thought that too and it's not every football publication that acknowledges McGregor's importance.

[London Villan]

Weren’t the plans for Villa Park meant to be released in December?

[Ads]

January I think Purslow said. Early part of 2022 anyway.

[Risso]

Old Trafford is shit. It's big, but that's it. Horribly cramped everywhere, and a shit atmosphere, with the higher stands often restricting views and muffling what little sound there is. Also, no video screens is massively small time.

[Ads]

They also have a rat problem.

[Lastfootstamper]

He said, about a month ago
“Those three elements – capacity, hospitality, commercial activities – form part of our vision for a redevelopment of Villa Park.

“We’re making good progress, I’m hoping to be able to apply for planning consent in the next month or so, for some or all of those ideas.”

[pauliewalnuts]

They also have a rat problem.

I think that's actually Man City.

[richtheholtender]

They also have a rat problem.

I think that's actually Man City.

Absolute genius. Late entry post of the year.

[Smirker]

Weren’t the plans for Villa Park meant to be released in December?

Plans for expansion? I am now excited.

Anyone think we'll be dipping into the transfer market in Jan?

[robbo1874]

They also have a rat problem.

I thought that was their neighbours with a rat problem…

[LeeB]

Old Trafford is shit. It's big, but that's it. Horribly cramped everywhere, and a shit atmosphere, with the higher stands often restricting views and muffling what little sound there is. Also, no video screens is massively small time.

Absolutely this, it's the football ground equivalent of building an extension on a flat roofed pub to squeeze in a wacky warehouse, absolute shithole on a dog-eared industrial estate.

[john e]

Old Trafford is shit. It's big, but that's it. Horribly cramped everywhere, and a shit atmosphere, with the higher stands often restricting views and muffling what little sound there is. Also, no video screens is massively small time.

Absolutely this, it's the football ground equivalent of building an extension on a flat roofed pub to squeeze in a wacky warehouse, absolute shithole on a dog-eared industrial estate.

Ha ha love it
I’m going to be using that and claiming it as my own

[Nev]

Maybe if we'd made some sort of effort to retain the Trinity we'd have even more praise. It's just about the only thing I can be positive about as far as the Zombie's are concerned, that Main Stand is just stunning.

I think Everton should be top ten above Newton Heath, Old Trafford gets in on bullshit, hype and Bobby fuckin' Charlton's self aggrandisement. It has no character whatsoever and while it was fairly impressive 40 years ago it has no unique or distinctive features of the type that set it apart from other grounds.

Highbury will always be my favourite, after Villa Park obviously, and part of Arsenal's heritage disappeared when they left there.

[ChicagoLion]

Who