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East stand for me, first time this season, and it was what its always like, a bit of noise, a bit of moaning etc. Still 100% better than the level 7 corner and the kids with phones out all game though As mentioned previously, the overall atmosphere has been dying for a while, and it's not just a NUFC issue, ticket prices, all seaters, like minded fans separated ,KO times all over the place, social media whoppers, it's all had an impact

Impressive ? Statman Dave On BBC Radio 5 Live Manchester United haven't scored a goal in six hours and 46 minutes of action. That's worse than any other Premier League side.

I had to check that I hadn't accidentally logged onto X (twitter) when I read these last few pages ?? ?

All the journos running this "story" after Howe said it's not his decision, in a pre match presser. ? Like did they really expect him to go on at length about the deal.

Was also in L7 corner last night, not not my choice, but nevermind. Overall it was as good atmosphere, a lot better than I expected after being up there for the Burnley game. was a laugh seeing some lad with a megaphone, not seen them at a match in years, he did get a bit sick of using it after a while though. Oh and best quote I heard from a lad behind us "stop trying fancy flicks and skill moves you bunch of c**** and get stuck in"

To be even more pedantic Aren't the trains cancelled, not delayed ?

And your not affected by my comment Yet here you are ?

Fuck me I was just saying Obviously yous aren't affected I guess ?‍♂️

Erm, ffs they could have mentioned it though ?

Not the best advised post

ETH is at the wheel ?

? robbed

0-3 down and last ten minutes Aye, let's see if Johnny Evans can rescue us ??

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Big floats

A new bridge over to Gateshead side also, plenty of land there for a car park/fans area, with easy links to A1 I'll give me vote to the old arena area for a new stadium, the old ground/land will end up used for student accommodation regardless

Well, that's not the only issue. The stadium was falling apart, the club had seen years of neglect, football in general in the late 1980's was a shit show and attendances were falling almost everywhere. When the club was on the up the council and Hall etc were at a stand off regards the future of the ground and expansion, even talk (bluff) of moving to the metro centre land, the vision of the new state of the art stadium, wasnt just about attendances This whole "superfan" thing is pointless

Well they did say they wanted to get the discussion out there about what to do, and come up with ideas on how we move forward, and you can see over the last few pages how important it is to some. I still believe that a new ground is inevitable, have a great last couple of years at St James, win something then move to a new "home"

Thanks for sharing this ??

Man City were "gifted" a shiny new stadium, with a load of land around it to be able to expand and accommodate all those corporate £££ We would have to rebuild or move to compete with their facilities.

I just think it's inevitable now unfortunately, eventually the club will have to move

The new "stack" fanzone and a lick of paint around the stadium will be a stop gap until the new one is built, possibly on the old arena site, with the old ground flattened for student accommodation. I'm guessing this is what the feasibility study will come back with, cost will outweigh any benefit to expand, and plans will be published, with the metro extension also given the go ahead. The council will be onboard due to how much will be invested in the city, and local business will also get behind it.

It was said that "one of the world experts on this type of project" had been employed to do a feasibility study and how we move forward, I'm no expert, but I'd guess that will take more than a few weeks to complete.

An old manager of mine always used to come out with "there is ALWAYS at least two options on every decision, the first is to do nothing..." etc etc I've applied, although I suspect they will have no plans to have an old moaning fkr there

Lot's of misinformation around ref ticketing, like how people were saying that every match a percentage has to be held back for general sale.