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If Manchester United football club moved its ground to delph in Yorkshire would it still be Manchester United and if so why?
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∙ 15y ago
Delph is not in Yorkshire, It is in Lancashire. Yes Manchester United would still be, as Manchester is part of Lancashire.
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Where was Manchester united's original ground?
"North Road" was a football stadium and cricket field in Newton Heath, Manchester, England. It was the first home of Manchester United Football Club - then known as Newton Heath Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway Football Club - from its foundation in 1878 until 1893, when the club moved to a new ground at Bank Street, Clayton their second ground before Old Trafford.
Which is the Largest English football ground?
Old Trafford (Manchester United)
Is man you football ground is Manchester?
Manchester United play at Old Trafford.
What is Manchester united's home base?
Manchester United's Home ground is at Old Trafford
Where is the home ground of Manchester United?
Old Trafford in Manchester, England.
What is the name of Manchester United's stadium?
Old trafford, it shares it's name with the cricket ground in Manchester, which is close by to the football stadium, old trafford
When was Manchester united created?
Manchester United were first formed as a works team in 1878 by the dining committee of the Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway as the "Newton Heath Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway Cricket and Football club". The name of the football team was usually shortened to "Newton Heath L.Y.R.". In 1892 the team broke away from the railway and became "Newton Heath Football Club". In 1902 the club changed their name to "Manchester United Football Club". Contrary to popular belief the club did not go bankrupt and reform under a new name although they did go into administration and were issued with a winding up order before a certain J.H. Davies stepped in and saved the club from folding. The two main reasons for the name change to Manchester United F.C. was that Newton Heath F.C. now played their home games at their new ground along Bank Street in the neighbouring Manchester town of Clayton. The clubs Board also wanted to give the club wider appeal within the City of Manchester. The clubs name was shortened to "Manchester United" in 1997 by the then Director Peter Kenyon because he though the change would give the club more marketing appeal in countries who prefer to call 'Association Football' by the alternative name 'Soccer'.
What is the capacity of of Manchester United?
Old Trafford (the home ground for Manchester United) has a seating capacity of 75,957
When was the ground Manchester United made?
it was made in 1910
How many seats at Manchester united home ground?
76,212
Where is the football ground in the Yorkshire bank advert?
Bootham Crescent. Home of York City FC.
Which premier league team covers most ground?
Manchester United
