Legendary former Manchester United players Ryan Giggs and Nicky Butt questioned the club’s decision to leave their traditional Old Trafford home to the new stadium, with a double suspicion of whether the big project will ever be completed.
The influential and open co -owner of the Sir Jim Ratcliffe Club proudly discovered plans to build a Brand new place for 100,000 seats earlier this month. The production of this huge, extended Behemot should be monitored by Foster + Partners and will include a new public plaza, which is “twice the larger than Trafalgar Square”.
United expects that the total cost will be in the region of £ 2 billion, although it is considered to be a small price to pay for what Ratcliffe predicted that it is a “largest football stadium in the world.”
Giggs was not fully convinced. “I think everyone, if possible, would like to keep the stadium as it is,” Club recorder he said Manchester Evening News. Giggs continued the reference to the job done by Barcelona and Real Madrid to renew their existing places as a preferred method.
“Man UTD has always been at the forefront of technology, about the best facilities, the best stadium, the best experience of fans and we have lagged behind it,” Giggs continued.
“The design will not look like that, I don’t think the former wing player.” I think when you see the buildings and get it titles and that’s such a shock. But if it will be the new stadium, which looks, it must be the best. I hope we get the best players on the field. “
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While Giggs has questioned aesthetic details about UnitedA plan for the soil quickly called ‘New Trafford’, Gutt smiled to the financial possibility of the whole affair.
“It’s great that they had some new plans,” the former midfielder shrugged. “Whether it’s feasible or not, it’s obviously a huge, massive project. It will cost a lot of money. I would love to see that it happens, but I just think there is so much money and that there are so many things that have to go right.
“But the thought procedure for trying to move in the right direction is a good thing for me, whether we get to that level or just get a new stadium, not in the facilities, I just don’t know. I would like to think it will happen, but I think it’s a long way before it gets to that level.”
United Plan to stay on Old Trafford while new soil is being built. Taxpayers will not finance the actual construction of the stadium, but the schemes are made up on the assumption that the British government follows with their growth plans and regeneration plans for the local area. Many in the club and parliament have publicly expressed their belief that this new soil will be raised – despite the doubt of Giggs and Butt.
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