Old Trafford (Manchester United FC) Reviews

Old Trafford also known worldwide as The theatre of deams is a football stadium in Manchester and is the home of Premier League champions, Manchester United. Built in 1910 the stadium has long been regarded as one of the worlds greatest sporting arenas. With a total capcity of 76,212, Old Trafford has the largest capacity of any English domestic ...  Read the complete review

Before starting this review, let's get one thing clear - I'm definitely in the 'Anyone But United' camp when it comes to football, and there are few things on a Saturday afternoon that bring a bigger smile to my face than seeing the red devils lose a match. That said however, even I can't help but be filled with admiration for the enormous ...  Read the complete review

Old Trafford is the largest club football ground in England boasting a capacity of 76,212 and is home to Manchester United FC. I've never visited Old Trafford as an away fan but only to see England draw 0-0 with Macedonia, so I can not comment on the Manchester United fans atmosphere. Walking around Old Trafford though is impressive ...  Read the complete review

Old Trafford is home to Manchester United, who is one of the best teams in the world. The stadium has a massive capacity of roughly 76,000 and is one of the biggest stadiums in the world! I am very lucky to have seen Manchester United play some games at Old Trafford and have probably seen about 10 different games. Old Trafford is nicknamed the ...  Read the complete review

Old Trafford, home to Man U, is (aside from Wembly), the most famous stadium, definiely for a league club, and is the biggest outside of Wembly and the Millenium Stadium. The worlds best players are here, and more than 75000 people can come here on a weekend and see their teams play. Because of the size of this stadium, you can expect there to be ...  Read the complete review

Old Trafford, home of Manchester United, or as it is more affectionately known 'The Theatre of Dreams', has seen so much over the years. You can almost feel the history and emotion of the place as you walk towards it. I had the pleasure of going to see Manchester United play FC Porto in the Champions League a couple of years ago and the experience ...  Read the complete review

Old Trafford (the theatre of dreams). You can see why the stadium has the nickname the theatre of dreams as soon as you step foot inside the grounds, Old trafford is 1 of the largest and greatest stadiums in the world. it has welcomed some of the best players to be seen and is also HOME to all utd fans. When i first went to old ...  Read the complete review

Being a Notts Couny fan, I am not used to visiting big stadiums. I went to Stamford Bridge when we played Chelsea in the cup a couple of seasons ago, but their stadium is nothing compared to Old Trafford. I managed to get myself a free ticket in the Executive Stand for the Arsenal game at the weekend and what an experience I had. We had ...  Read the complete review

116 x 76 yards is the pitch size where the most glorious football in the world is played from east stand all the way around to west stand home to the best football team in the land. 58 recently refurbished stadium kiosks ready for pies to be eaten. Teams such as Devreceni VSC to be be beaten by Manchester United. Host European Championship ...  Read the complete review

In the old days of the Premier League it was a real charm, I remember paying £3 to watch Chelsea at Carrow Road and that was the season we were challenging for the title and they were struggling against the drop. Those day’s are long gone and for nine years so was the Premiership dream down at Norwich City FC. But now the mighty Norwich City are ...  Read the complete review

I have been to Old Trafford twice in my life, once I thought it was poor, once I thought it was amazing. The first time I went was to watch Man Utd whip Tottenham (damn) and I hated it. I thought it was just a big lifeless stadium with no atmosphere and poor pies. The second time I went though was to watch Arsenal whip Tottenham (damn) in the semi ...  Read the complete review

The day I visited Old trafford was one of the most memorable days of my life. It was F.A cup Semi-final day and Middlesbrough were playing Arsenal. I arrived in Manchester early on the Sunday morning and headed straight to the area in which the ground is situated. At first glance I knew it was going to be a really special experience. We ...  Read the complete review

I recently visited Old Trafford and I have to say it is one of the best stadiums I have visited. The stadium is truly awesome and breathtaking. It can hold well over 50,000 supporters but it feels more like 100,000 with the atmosphere there is. You walk outside the stadium and it looks pretty impressive and then you go in and it hits you, 45,000+ ...  Read the complete review

My first game at Old Trafford and we are in the middle of our worst run in forty years. The priorities at the Theatre of Dreams now are solely the Champions league with the manager saying just that to the ITV. The gag he has imposed to the BBC and radio will soon be smashed though as he has a book coming out about his last year in football. ...  Read the complete review

Manchester United's grouund, Old Trafford is a great Stadium played in by the greatest team in england. Old trafford must be incredibly intimidating for any visiting team and must be a pleasure to play in with its spacious and massive stands along with a perfect playing surface. I remember many famous moments at old trafford involving not ...  Read the complete review

Manchester United's ground is by far the best stadium in England. Though saying this it is not anywhere near the loudest! The fans keep quite for the games, proberly because it's there first time there, and they dont know any chants But as an away fan i really enjoyed my visit there even though i watched my team lose 2-1 ...  Read the complete review

After recieving my Man Utd membership pack this morning, I decided to come and tell you what my pack entitles me to. ~ Well the main thing anyway and that is tickets to Manchester United's home ground, Old Trafford. THE THEATRE OF DREAMS Old trafford sometimes named the 'Theartre Of Dreams' named by Sir Bobby ...  Read the complete review

I’ve visited many stadiums in my time (deary me, I’m not that old!) around England and abroad. Outside the UK my favourite would have to be the Nou Camp, home of Barcelona, but considering what happened there in 1999, it’s surprising I don’t think that. (Manchester United Vs Bayern Munchen, European Cup Final, ‘Who ...  Read the complete review

The Premier league, nowadays, is already decided before a ball is kicked. And what is reason for this? In the Premier, Manchester United outclass any team on their day but when it comes to Europe it is a lot harder going for them And what is the reason for this? Excuse for this have been produced recently on how they have too much ...  Read the complete review

My first experience of Old Trafford was this year when the mighty Liverpool beat the Mancs 1-0. As I was surrounded by the smelly mancs, I couldn't stand up and sing for fear of being set upon, but the one thing that really stood out in my mind was the piped cheering! Yes, you've heard of piped music in shops and ...  Read the complete review