Maine Road (Manchester City FC) Reviews

Well from reading other people's reviews on here it is clear to me that Maine Road is not popular, well not amongst the people you don't know how or why to appreciate. In my opinion Maine Road has quite a few positives over the new, prettier stadium "Eastlands." First of which is that. "Eastlands" is a poor name in my opinion ...  Read the complete review

I recently moved away from London to the vibrant if wet city of Manchester. The main problem in this move was that I would not be able to watch my beloved Tottenham Hotspur as much as I would like. So when the opportunity to see Spurs at Maine Road came about I gladly accepted the chance. I wasn't expecting much of a match. It was a ...  Read the complete review

After abandoning their traditonal badge for the three gold stars, and their traditonal club colours for the laser blue, City are set to leave Maine Road for the the new Commonwealth Games Stadium. From the clubs point of view it makes sense. They can't afford a new ground. The current one only holds about 33,000, even with the amazing ...  Read the complete review

When you see Maine Road on television you think it looks like a nice stadium. The trimmings on the stadnds look nice, the light blue seats look nice, everything looks nice. Wait until you go there though! For a start the away fans are stuck away in a corner. No problem, but they will seat you from the back (if your club sell the tickets ...  Read the complete review

Ok so this headline might sound rather over the top but its my experiance going to see Man city play is a complete knightmare. Why? well its not so much the inside to maine road but the place in which it is located. Ok, so you heading to the ground, heard of a place called Moss side??? They welcome opposing fans, buses, coaches, cars, ...  Read the complete review

Maine Road, Manchester. Holds the record for attendance at a football match outside London and Glasgow. In fact, the record is also for a match between 2 English side other than at Wembley. Around 84,500 attended a 6th round cup tie between City and Stoke in 1934 with City going on to win 1-0 and progress to victory in the Wembley Cup Final. ...  Read the complete review