Tag: Old Trafford

Man United Push 100,000-Seater “New Old Trafford” Vision Despite Cost Concerns

Manchester United
January 2026

United’s stadium plan is framed as a new-build 100,000-seat ground on the Old Trafford site, positioned as a “Wembley of the North,” with costs cited up to £2bn, while financial headwinds remain a concern. Ratcliffe argued refurbishment would be close to new-build cost and still leave a compromised stadium, citing structural issues, outdated infrastructure, access constraints by the railway, and operational limitations, so a purpose-built design is the “wiser” long-term spend.

Carrick Tries to Reignite Old Trafford Identity Before Manchester City Test

Michael Carrick
January 2026

Carrick insists Old Trafford still has “magic” despite results, unrest and the club’s managerial churn since 2013. He frames his job as rebuilding performance and culture together, stressing standards, behaviour and unity inside the building while trying to lift the mood from the outside noise and recent decline.

Carrick Appointed United Head Coach Until Season End, Promises Front-Foot Football

Michael Carrick
January 2026

Carrick has been confirmed as United’s head coach until season end and said fans should expect positive, exciting football alongside improved results. He returned after a previous short caretaker spell in 2021; he stressed player development, collective unity, and adapting styles to game states while insisting results remain the deciding factor.

Leeds Last Beat Manchester United in 2010 FA Cup Shock at Old Trafford

Leeds United
January 2026

Leeds’ last win over Manchester United came in the FA Cup third round in 2010, when they won 1-0 at Old Trafford. The result remains a standout upset given Leeds were two divisions below United at the time. Jermaine Beckford scored the only goal as Leeds held off a strong United side featuring multiple senior starters. The win ended with Leeds advancing despite the gap in league status and squad depth.

De Ligt questions United’s approach after limp defeat to 10-man Everton

Matthijs de Ligt (Manchester United)
November 2025

Manchester United slumped to a 1-0 defeat against 10-man Everton, ending a five game unbeaten run and dropping to 10th in the Premier League. Despite a man advantage for over seventy minutes, United created few clear chances and never truly stretched the visitors. Everton lost Idrissa Gueye to a needless early red card and Seamus Coleman to injury, yet still struck first through Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall and then defended deep. De Ligt criticised United’s passive play, overreliance on crosses, lack of runs into the box and shortage of urgency in key moments.

Amorim lashes into Manchester United after woeful loss to 10-man Everton

Ruben Amorim
November 2025

Ruben Amorim admitted Manchester United “deserved to lose” after falling 1-0 at home to 10-man Everton, warning his side are nowhere near competing for top spots and confessing he fears a return to the damaging mentality that undermined last season. Despite Idrissa Gueye’s early red card for confronting team-mate Michael Keane, Everton dominated early, struck through Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall and then defended deep while United wasted 75 percent possession. Amorim said his players lacked intensity, vowed to keep working and insisted he is not walking away.

United’s Old Trafford Plans Hit Land Dispute Snag

Manchester United
September 2025

Manchester United’s bold Old Trafford redevelopment faces a major hurdle after Freightliner hiked land prices to £400m, eight times United’s £50m projection. The site, west of the stadium, was vital for a 100,000-seat canopy-wrapped design. Freightliner’s pending takeover by CMA CGM complicates talks, prompting United to draft alternative, more traditional stadium designs. Ratcliffe insists redevelopment will modernize Old Trafford and regenerate the area, though fans already branded the original canopy plans “embarrassing” and “circus-like.”

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