United to cash in on Old Trafford

Manchester United will look to the new, expanded £3m (€4.4m)-a-game Old Trafford to help provide the cash to challenge Chelsea.

United to cash in on Old Trafford
Thu, 09 Mar, 2006 - 18:51

Manchester United will look to the new, expanded £3m (€4.4m)-a-game Old Trafford to help provide the cash to challenge Chelsea.

While the Football Association continue to battle through the problems generated by the Wembley construction fiasco, United’s £43m (€62m) improvements are almost complete.

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