Manchester United Football Club – Old Trafford

El ‘Teatro de los Sueños’ lo llaman. Para los amantes del fútbol es un templo al que no hay que dejar de visitar. Es cierto que no estuve dentro, pero las afueras del estadio son de las que respiras Historia con mayúsculas.
Se llega con relativa facilidad en el metros-​raíl que tiene la ciudad británica. Los alrededores son muy acogedores, con casas de color rojo.
Aunque lo que nos interesa es el estadio. Te recibe un imponente aparcamiento, solo para abonados y trabajadores, muy grande. En el mosaico principal se pueden ver algunas estatuas de jugadores y entrenadores de leyenda. Aunque el sitio que más te llama la atención en la zona que recuerda la Tragedia de 1958, en la que todo el equipo que viajaba a Munich perdió la vida en un accidente aéreo.
La visita al estadio es cara, unas 14 libras (unos 17 euros), que además te dan acceso al bar del estadio. Volveré para disfrutar de un partido de fútbol

had an amazing weekend in Manchester topped by a visit to the theater of dreams to watch David Beckham play. staff are great. one of the best grounds i’ve ever been to.

Always a pleasure attending here
Beautiful team
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Its Football, you American planks… not soccer.
Old Trafford… holy shit, the history and legacy… Fuck the NY Yankees.
It’s a crazy spot to watch a match… as in once-​in-​a-​lifetime, if you don’t live here.
You def have to stop by this iconic stadium to feel humbled by lifetimes of dreams, wins and losses.
:genuflects:

Biggest and most successful British football club… The history speaks for itself and has seen some of the most iconic gifted players grace this great theatre.
If you have come to Manchester for a city break or a Holiday then the Stadium tour is a must.

If you go to a Brazilian waxing shop for men, then all the chest hair of all the men is «united» on the floor and then swept away before being «united» again in the rubbish bin aka trash can. This is why the name of this team is «Manchesthair United.»
This is one of my least favourite teams in the world, but I have to give credit where it is due and say that it is a classy organization in a wonderful city with a brilliant history, built on money that the club has earned by being successful.
I am penalizing them a star because I did not like Alex Ferguson, nor some of the tactics he employed, I don’t think the man had a lot of class. But he was also the most successful manager in history so you have to give him props for that.
The club as a whole is a very classy club, even though a few of the fans are not.
The stadium is a palace and one of the great world stadiums.
Manchester United have won 20 league titles (two more than my beloved Liverpool), and 11 or 12 of those have been won since the last time Liverpool won one. They have won 3 European Cups to Liverpool’s 5 (and this is a very sore spot). They are located close to Salford and I used to live a mile from the stadium or so.
This review is for the club, not the stadium. The stadium has a separate listing which I posted and reviewed, and all of the stadium-​specific reviews here should be moved there if possible.
When I was a little kid I saw some Cup Winners Cup matches here and the atmosphere was great, but of course it’s much bigger now. Not sure if the atmosphere is as good though. And by the way, who ate all the pies? Wayne Rooney did.

Can’t go Manchester without visiting this world famous stadium wether you love Manchester United or not. This stadium has a lot of history and it’s fantastic for anyone who loves football.

Impressive stadium!
Transportation, if you’re looking to get here by car from London:
–Parking lots available a couple of blocks away from the stadium. Book online
–3 to 4 hours of a drive from London, depending on traffic. Traffic after the game was pretty horrendous, took us about 5 hours to get back.
Tickets:
BF has a season ticket for Fulham, so we were able to get £40 tickets pretty easily a month prior once the booking opened up.
Food:
Several food trucks dotting the perimeter of the stadium, covering bacon burgers, chips, hot dogs, sausage and mash. Inside the stadium, there are food stands that sell chicken and beef pies, hot dogs, candy, and £2.50 cups of Bovril (my fave during cold days).
Store:
We couldn’t check out the megastore because there was a long queue to get IN.
Bathrooms:
Clean and spacious!
Stadium:
Great view, great atmosphere. Stands are all pretty much sheltered, so you’re protected from wind and rain wherever you’re sitting. You’re pretty much confined to your stand, so you can’t walk around the stadium once you’ve entered your section.

The Theatre of Dreams. Unfortunately, I was not there for a match but I did do the stadium tour. As I walked through the museum I was in awe of all the old legends that have graced these football grounds, but also paused & reflected for the Munich Air Tragedy. The tour is definitely worth it as they show you the locker rooms, the VIP areas and several other spots that you would never get to see on matchday.

Home of Manchester United, called the Theatre of Dreams.
There is a mega store at the front of the stadium where you can buy everything man utd from key rings to cuff links
The stadium tours run very frequently every day other then game days.
There are a couple of rooms for functions and the red café which is has numbered and named chairs from current and past players
The food at the café is quite good
The ultimate experience of old Trafford is watching a game, one of the best things I have ever done is attend a premier league game here, the noise was amazing and atmosphere unbelievable

Home of the Champions. How can it get anything other than ⁵⁄₅! :)

As stadiums go it has its pluses and minuses. Attending a recent soccer game (football as the Brits call it), I was struck by the differences between our American Stadiums. Unlike in the US, the stadium itself is quite segmented, it is not possible for example to walk around inside the stadium concourse and the presence of neon yellow clad security personnel is very apparent. Just like American football, there are lots of loud drunk guys cursing at every call they disagree with by the referee or even at players who aren’t putting in the proper effort in their estimation.
As for stadium amenities, depending on the price and section of your seat, you will have either a plastic or in our case padded seat-​no arm rests though– and certainly no cup holders and the same limited leg room of American Stadiums. No drinking is allowed in the stadium seats. All beer is consumed out in the concourse.
Expect good sight lines, limited and not so tasty food option, lots of security and a very loud spirited crowd.

Next to my four star rating it says «Yay! I’m a fan». This is incorrect, I am not a fan but as a Unilocaler I must be impartial and therefore I am a fan of the Old Trafford Stadium, grounds and the history it holds.
My visit was during the Olympic Football tournament and so I’m going to ignore and pass by all the excessive faffing over bags and extremely unnecessary strip search.
But the Olympic atmosphere was electric, everyone was so involved and cheering their team (or one that they adopted for the day).
The memorabilia and statues which are placed around the stadium bring the history of the club to life; whether it be the huge statue of Sir Matt Busby which stands proud at the front of the Stadium or the moving plaque which represents the the Munich Tragedy.
The walk through the turnstiles and up the stairs into the stadium is quite traumatic, to say the least. I felt like I was being marched to prison! The cage we had to walk up is surely just to keep the rowdy fans in toe but I was left looking over my shoulder to what trouble could be kicking off behind. Obviously it was the Olympics and a family event so I doubt the five year old Japanese and Egyptian fans would be causing a ruckus, but I was still felt on edge.
Any feeling of anxiety was totally dismissed when I walked up the steps into the stadium… What an atmosphere. It was almost breathtaking! A sea of people floated throughout and took over the whole stadium, without one spare seat to interrupt. The Mexican wave added such excitement to the whole experience, as we all jumped and cheered simultaneously creating a spectacular sight.
I came out of the Stadium feeling jubilant. Not because I had seen anyone win, I did not pay any attention to the match, because I was so distracted by the incredible atmosphere. So maybe I was lucky and got a good crowd but I am giving Old Trafford Stadium the credit for being such a cracking place.

If you are the type of person who likes buying overpriced tat that is full of ‘the swoosh’ then the Mega Store is the place for you.
Do yourselves a favour, the next time you get the urge to throw money at the parasites that run the Club stop for a second, think about it, and then buy something from the unofficial swag sellers that are around on match day.
Let’s face it, the club are never going to sell a Veni-​Vidi-​Vidic (He came, he saw, he kicked their heads in) t-​shirt are they?

LEGENDAAAAARY ! Bön mon avis est complètement faussé, je suis fan de United depuis 1999 et j’ai eu la chance d’assister au premier match de la saison 2011 – 2012 à Old Trafford contre Tottenham, victoire 3 – 0 !
Ce stade est l’un des plus mythique en Europe, on peut y caser plus de 76.000 supporters en chaleur et je né rêve que d’une chose, pouvoir me payer un jet et un abonnement pour aller les voir toutes les deux semaines.
Pour avoir également visiter la bête, c’est bien foutu, un chouette musée pour les fans, des tribunes adaptées pour tous (handicapés, mal voyant, etc.), des bars à tous les étages etc etc. Et tchu que c’est grand, quand vous êtes tout en haut, ça fait un sacré effet.
Si vous êtes fan de MU, vous devez, j’ai dis DEVEZ y aller au moins une fois dans votre vie. Voyez ça comme une sorte de pélerinage !
Come on United !

cette grande equipe du football mondial fait la renom de cette ville au plan exterieur

Let’s not let the debate of Man. City (boo!) versus Man. United (yay!) enter this review. Except for that previous sentence.
Old Trafford is one of those few stadiums that has been so well designed that people flow to their destinations with ease and without forming many bottlenecks, everything is quickly accessible, and there’s not a bad seat in the house.
As you exit the trams to walk to the stadium, you can spend your time grabbing some grub and looking at various Man. United scarves and shirts before heading to Old Trafford. It’s a simple queue into your given block of seats, but the fact that the sections are kept completely apart from one another does wonders for making sure that the place doesn’t get overly crowded in one section versus the rest. It also means when it comes to halftime you’re not going to be fighting with an entire stadium for a handful of toilets.
Speaking of toilets though, that’d be my one point of dislike for this stadium. For the ladies, this won’t matter as much, but the way they’ve installed the urinals is a sort of W shape, and if you’re facing one of the inside (4-​foot tall) walls, chances are you’re going to accidentally make eye contact with some other guy standing a couple feet away from you, as you face each other and are unquestionably peeing. It… it’s awkward. Can’t make the walls like 2 feet taller, Old Trafford?
Standard food and drink when you get into your block, but of course no beers are allowed in the seating area. Again, when it comes to the seating, it seems that no matter where you are in the stadium you’re bound to get a great view of all the action — it’s a wonder they can fit so many in with that sort of view.

Stadion– und Museumstour inkl. Besuch und Lunch im Red Café für 20 Pfund ein wahres Highlight für jeden Fußball-​Fan, den es nach Manchester verschlägt! Unser Tourguide war total freundlich und sehr witzig, die Tour ist informativ ohne Ende und beschert einfach unvergessliche Momente, wie der Besuch der Umkleidekabine oder das Erinnerungsfoto auf der hier etwas anderen Auswechselbank.
Das Essen im Red Café (man kann hier aus 3 oder 4 verschiedenen Gerichten inkl. eines Softdrinks wählen) war für englische Verhältnisse gut gesalzen, die Soße zum Pie war einmalig, bloß die mushy peas habe ich schon besser gegessen aber auch schon schlechter (beides in England ;D).
Ein absolut lohnenswerter Besuch des theater of dreams, daher aus vollster Überzeugung 5 Sterne. Beim nächsten Mal sehe ich dann hoffentlich ein Spiel :) Ok, Nachtrag: Ich war bei 2 Spielen, dem Europa-​League-​Hinspiel gegen Bilbao und dem Heimspiel gegen West Brom, und sowas wie die Fangesänge am Stretford End habe ich noch nie erlebt! Gänsehaut pur! Auch, wenn der Aufstieg zu den oberen Rängen des North Stand echt wahnsinnig anstrengend ist, so lohnt es sich doch, von dort die Spiele zu sehen. Denn obwohl man gefühlte 10 km über dem Spielfeld thront, so ist die Sicht doch wirklich hervorragend!
Die Ordner sind top und haben immer nen lockeren Spruch auf den Lippen (gerne auch mal die ein oder andere Spitze gegen den noisy neighbour Man City), wenn jemand etwas verloren hat, versuchen sie, es zurückzubringen, und sie helfen auch bei der Platzsuche.
Die Bierpreise (beim Euroleague-​Spiel KEIN Bierausschank) sind stadiongerecht. Und was die Polizeipräsenz vor dem Stadion angeht, so muss man sich schon direkt hinter der Metrolink-​Station Old Trafford ein Plätzchen suchen, an dem man nochmal schnell ein Bierchen trinken kann, ohne dass es Einem direkt abgenommen wird ;) Ich komme wieder! Glory glory Man United!!!

I’ve been once, and I am itching to go back.
With a cautious approach (especially with being sat on my own!) I wasn’t too sure how I’d find this whole experience of going to my first football game — soon forgot this feeling as I sat down next to some lovely down to earth people! A growing atmosphere of excitement just passed around a buzz in everyone like the plague.
Sat on the left of the goal, with a perfect view, I couldn’t believe my luck!
I was offered mints, I joined in with chants and generally cheered my heart out with joy for the 8 goals they scored that day! (Sorry Arsenal fans!)
Don’t be put off by all of this football hooliganism lark, just make sure you choose some good seats :)
The only negative thing I could say is that drinks and food are expensive and there are queues to the toilet at half time. However, you won’t have time to visit these places if you’re enjoying the game!!!

I don’t even know where to begin. First off as a fan of football… it doesn’t get much bigger than this. When I first found out I would be able to visit, I went online and booked my ticket to tour Old Trafford and have lunch at The Red Café (you can save a bit by booking online).
If you’re taking the tram, exit at Old Trafford (not the station that is open during match days). Walk up the street until you hit this marvelous site.
The museum and tour are well worth the ticket price. Take your time and go through the museum, and be sure to catch your tour when it is announced. Have your camera ready at all times. The tour guides do give you ample time to take pictures, but you need to adjust your picture taking with those around you (some people are rude and only care about their photos, not everyone else around them). You will get to see the stands, boxes, changing rooms, the halls, and the memorials of those who were tragically killed in the 1958 Munich Air Crash and of course you end up in the Mega Store. Prices are comparable to everywhere else. And just for touring you can print out a certificate with your name on it stating that you did tour Old Trafford.
Visiting is a memory that I won’t soon forget.

I’m not even going to pretend to be impartial with this review, I’m a United fan, have been for years, so are all my family, its the easiest five star review I have ever written!
Don’t get to go to as many games as I would like due to ticket availability and the fact I live on the south coast, but get to see a few a season. To be honest, the atmosphere tends to be better at away games but this is the same for all clubs, regardless of what the haters may say.
Old Trafford is a phenomenal stadium but I’ll save the details for a separate review.
I came up last week for Paul Scholes’ testimonial — a true legend for United. It was an extra treat to see King Eric back at the theatre of dreams too.
A fantastic performance against City in the Community shield. Based on that I’m predicting many more trophies to follow this season.
Glory, Glory Man Utd. Come on you Reds!

Ich war vor Jahren dort und ich war erstaunt wie groß und schön das Stadion ist ! Die Stimmung braucht man echt nicht viel drüber zu verlieren weil wer die Englischen Fans kennt weiß das sie gute Stimmung machen ! Ich würde sagen das Stadion ist zu vergleichen mit den Stadion in Dortmund von der Stimmung. Also wer mal die Chance hat dort hin zu kommen soll sie nutzen.

The best stadium I’ve ever seen in my life.

Stadionfuehrung in Old Trafford, gute Sache !
GBP 13 inkl. Museum ist ok, und unser guide war noch dazu wirklich witzig. Zu den ebenfalls anwesenden Muensteranern: «There are 3 prison cells at the Old Trafford police station. Men, women, and one for fans of Schalke 04.» Bruhahaha…

Manchester United Football Club. The most beautiful and greatest team on the planet. In fact, I’ve only just got back from watching us beat Tottenham 3 – 1, and I’m looking forward to us marching on to our 19^th premier league title.
Manchester United really is one of the best things about Manchester, so if you’re a vistor, or you live here, you should make it a place you know well.
The atmosphere is amazing, with over seventy thousand of the countries best football supporters chanting and sing all afternoon.
Great pies, great beer, great fans, great atmosphere. What can I say, it’s the Theatre of Dreams.

I am not pretending that I am a die hard fan of United, I am not suggesting either that now I am an authority on this sacred sport. To be frank, I wouldn’t know my Berbatov from my Berqkamp. My knowledge of football is two-​fold: 1. That according to my Dad, Pele is the greatest player ever to have lived and 2. that at least 10 girls I know have slept with half of United’s players, in rotation. Anyway, I am not here to discuss the off-​pitch antics of that randy lot, I finally walked my own walk through the Theatre of Dreams with my season ticket holder father only 2 years ago and what an experience it was!!!
My virgin visit was probably at one of the most prominent matches the ground has ever held; it was Man United vs Liverpool. As you can imagine, tempers flared, passions were high and I surveyed a spectacle of brilliance on the pitch and thuggishness in the stands. Okay, not quite thuggishness as the ground’s security is so on-​the-​ball that any HINT of violence is dissipated in an instant. To appreciate the extent of the supporters’ love for their teams you just have to go to a match. Thousands of people swamped me but i did not feel intimidated or scared in any way. Before the match the general feeling is excitement and anticipation, and afterwards it is either elation, anger or tears. The United ground is huge, well organised and well kept. Security staff are professional and very attentive to younger fans, making sure that children are looked after and led out first.
To sum it up, the atmosphere was intense, Rooney’s trainers were bright yellow, the match was electric and I learned some very unusual songs. Loved it!

A football stadium has to be one of the most difficult things to review. If I wasn’t trying to write an objective review, then I would probably say something like ‘fcuk United, up the Villa’, especially after United beat us in the Carling Cup last weekend. However, I shall try my best to be objective.
It is quite telling that everyone who has reviewed Old Trafford so far has been American. The vast majority of United fans do not live in Manchester, or even in the UK, so the stadium does well in attracting many tourists from all over the world to this fair city. Wherever I have travelled, from Turkey to Montenegro to China to Japan, whenever I tell people where I am from (despite being from the Midlands, I just say Manchester, as that is where I live and people have heard of it) they always start a conversation about Man United, or Beckham or Rooney. I nod and smile.
I used to have a view of Old Trafford from my office window, and strangely enough quite enjoyed looking at a structure which my new-​found friends from around the world would give anything to look at.
I have only seen one match here, and that was an England friendly game against Hungary before the last World Cup. The atmosphere was fantastic (especially as we won), and the stadium is one of the best I’ve been to.
The shop has absolutely every Man United accessory one could dream of. We bought our Kenyan Man United fan friend a lovely mousemat.

OT, theatre of dreams, also Old Trafford ist der Platz meiner Träume, da dort das Zuhause meiner Mannschaft ist! Das versteht man sicher nur, wenn man selbst von dieser Krankheit angesteckt ist, aber vielleicht ist es auch interessant für «Unbeteiligte», auf jeden Fall für andere Fussball-​Fans!
Das Stadion war lange Zeit eines der grösten Englands und ist seit kurzer Zeit von Wembley abgelöst worden. Doch es gibt schon Pläné, die OT wieder zum größten Stadion Englands (und UKs) machen werden. Die Infos zum Stadion sind am Besten direkt auf der Homepage von Manchester United
abzurufen! Dort kann man auch den Blick von jedem beliebigen Platz abrufen!
Ich war mittlerweile auch in einigen anderen Stadien und muss sagen, jedes Mal beeindruckt es mich, wie gut man von jedem Platz das Spielgeschehen sehen kann. Es ist quasi, also ob der Platz zu einem rangezoomt wird. Vielleichtliegt, das daran, das der Platz, also der eigentliche Rasen höher liegt, wie die unterste Sitzreihe, was scorpio123 in seinem Beitrag schon angemerkt hat. Ich finde es jedenfalls immer enorm.
Zu den Karten/​Tickets und der Frage wo man sitzt: A) ich finde K-​Stand meist besser als Stretty (also die Orte hinter den Toren: Stretty ist Strettford End und liegt im Westen, da wo der Tunnel auch liegt, aus dem die Spieler raus kommen) B) man kann sich eh nicht entscheiden, wo man sitzt und C) man (also irgendwelche Personen, die ihren Gatten Tickets schenken wollen) braucht keine Angst zu haben irgendwo zu sitzen, wo keine Fans sind, denn Karten für die Away-​Zone in OT bekommt man eh keine! ;P
Nun kommt das andere Problem. Wenn man das erste mal in OT ist, dann ist man am Ende nur Hin und Weg. Das Ganze kommt einem wie ein Traum mit völlig verzerrter Wahrnehmung vor. Doch je häufiger man da ist, desto mehr ärgert man sich über verschiedene Sachen, die man beim ersten Mal gar nicht mitbekommen hat! Wer diese Dinge nachlesen will, der muss nur mal «ManUtd» «platic Fan» «Daytripper» in google eingeben und wird sich nachund nach ein Bild machen können.
Das Problem ist, dass nach und nach die «echten» Fans, also Engländer oder gar Manchester/​Salforder Jungs «outpriced» wurden. D.h. die Preise sind über die letzen 20 Jahre einige Hundert Prozent angestiegen. Das hat natürlich die Atmosphere in OT gewaltig beeinträchtigt. Besonders seit Glazer der Besitzer ist. Auf dem Weg nach OT werden einem deshalb einige «Hate Glazer! Love United!» Aufkleber auffallen! Die outpriced Fans, sind diejenigen, die die Fan-​Gesänge kennen und lauthals singen und das Team anfeuern. Anfeuern heisst auch singen, wenn die Jungs auf dem Rasen mal nicht so 100% toll spielen! Die «Daytripper» kennen die Songs nicht, laufen mit Replicas und riesigen Mengen an Plastiktüten aus dem Megastore rum und haben manchmalnoch Maedels dabei, die nicht mal wissen für welche Mannschaft man gerade ist, geschweige denn irgendeinen Spieler mit Namen kennen (ausser Christiano Ronaldo).
Nicht-​desto-​Trotz:
Wer in die Nähe kommt sollte OT besuchen, die Stadion-​Tour kann zwischen informativ bis grossartig sein, da sie halt von individiuellen Führern durchgeführt wird! Ich habe mich schon bei einer weggelacht, so witzig waren die beiden Führer (einer, der alten hasen und einer, der gerade «angelernt» wurde) Aber wenn man kein Englisch versteht, d.h. wenn man den Manchester Slang nicht richtig versteht, dann kann es schwer sein, die Witze zu verstehen! Und einen Überblick über die Clubgeschichte braucht man auch zum Verständniss des Humors! Aber keine Angst, auch ansonsten ist es spannend! :)
Wichtig: Früh morgens um 9 Uhr da sein, sonst bekommt man keine Tickets für die Tour! ;) Spannend und toll gemacht ist dann auch das Museem! Sehr gut! Da kann man locker einen Tag verbringen, wenn man ein echter Fan ist, tausende Videos gucken, sich mit anderen Fans unterhalten!
Das Gelände ums Stadion ist allerdings etwas trostlos, wenn nicht matchday ist! Allerdings gibt es auch viele Tagungen/​Hochzeiten und grosse Geburtstage und andere Events/​Musik/​Freiluft in OT.
Für Sparschweine: Den Munich-​Tunnel ansehen! kostenlos! :) (allerdings etwas zugig im Winter)
Besonders empfehlenswert: Am Kanal entlang dort hinspazzieren! Infos gibt es bei
! Dort kann man auch kleine Pläné anfordern, wo der Weg und Geschichtliche Anmerkungen eingezeichnet sind! Wird einem auch kostenlos nach Deutschland geschickt!
Viel Spass allen, die in OT auftauchen!
P. s.: und bitte NICHT «MAN U» sagen!!! Das sagen nur Unwissende und gegneriche Fans in Anspielung auf das Flugzeugunglück in München! Also Manchester United, ManUtd (manunited), United :-)

Hallo!
Ich habe meinem Mann einen Besuch im Old Trafford geschenkt. Wir wollen aber nicht bei der gegnerischen Mannschaft sitzen. Sondern bei den Fans von ManU. Könnt ihr mir weiter helfen? Wo sollte man am besten sitzen und wie weit im Vorraus muss man sich um die Karten kümmern? Wäre toll wenn ihr antwortet. DANKE!

Ich bin seit 2 Jahren Dauerkarteinhaberin von Manchester United und auch so oft ich kann live vorort dabei!
Es ist ein wunderschönes Stadion und man ist hautnah am
Geschehen dran! In der erste Reihe sitzt man sogar unterhalb
des Graslevels !!! Es kann schonmal vorkommen das man
einen Ball fängt und die Spieler hautnah erlebt :).
Sehr zu empfehlen ist die Stretford End! Legendär
aber fast vollständig von Dauerkarteninhabern ausverkauft.
Die Fans dort singen fast das ganze Spiel und sorgen für
eine tolle Stimmung!
Sehr gerne helfen ich auch bei der Vermittlung
von Eintrittskarten! Ich bin da mit nun mehr als
60 Stadionbesuchen sicherlich wissend und kann
mit Rat und Tat alle Fragen beantworten.
Guide wird folgen.

Le stade est magnifique mais la visite un peu longue pour une femme! Les diverses anecdotes racontées par le guide ont quand même réussi à attiser mon intérêt pour ce club de grande renommée! A voir absolument pour les fans de foot, pour les autres, il y a plein d’autres choses à faire à Manchester!

le nom du stade est old trafford mais aussi surnommé Le Théâtre des Rêves par Sir Bobby Charlton. Il est la résidence de Manchester United dont la renommée est mondiale