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Comparing English and US stadium sizes misses a few major facts, we have about 3 times as many clubs and about 20% of the population in a country so small that one city will likely have several clubs in it or near it.
I'm from Birmingham, I support Aston Villa, there are 5 other clubs within 20 miles of our stadium. None of the clubs are doing very well in recent years but combined these 6 clubs have a current average attendance of about 140,000, if you combined each clubs record attendance its about 350,000.
Imagine the size of the stadium if there wasn't another club within 20 or even 30 miles of Villa Park.
American teams can be hundreds of miles from their closest neighbour, and the franchise systems allows for monopolies over large metropolitan areas.
This is absolutely true as a Birmingham fan it’s part of the beauty of our rivalry we are right on eachothers doorstep, imagine if there was only one Birmingham team, our “local” rivals would be London based based on American geography standards. 🤢
Makes you grateful for our little old grounds 😂
I live right next to villa park it is literally a 2 min walk from my house and let me vouch for the rivalry between bham city and aston villa fans. the amount of arguments and fights ive seen living next to villa for over 20 years
Villa park finally got the planning permission for the first part of the redevelopment and that only gets it up to 50k capacity as well
shit on the villa
Everton’s stadium (Goodison park) is on its last legs. They are currently building a brand new stadium for the team, due to open for the 2024/25 season. It looks stunning, placed along the edge of the river Mersey. I can see it being a top 3 when it opens.
And the team bottom 3
@@simonlewis720 Gotta cover all reaches.
They can build it all that want but it will look shite. 😂
@@rtaylor7384 have you seen the designs
Yeah in the top 3 championship stadiums
Wether you’re going to a random little stadium on a back street somewhere or rocking up to a big premiership club, those signs that are hanging on by a thread swinging in the wind, the broken hand rail that’s been loose since you were a kid and the same guys selling hats and scarves wind rain or snow are what make football what it is. You should come to the uk and go to a game, I’d love to see that! Keep up the good content JT
American stadiums are bigger but vast distances between them. Every one of these stadiums plus 100+ more (including massive ones like Wembley & Twickenham) are in an area the size of just New York state.
Nottingham is quite unique for having FOUR sporting venues in close proximity. The City Ground is on one side of the Trent on the opposite side is Notts County who are in the fifth tier of English Football and close by is Trent Bridge Cricket ground home to Nottinghamshire County Cricket club. Then in an entertainment and sports arena is the home of the Elite League Ice Hockey team Nottingham Panthers
@makadeni123 Colwick racecourse is a bit further away but could be counted as the fifth-ish sports venue
And the rugby ground
And Holme Pierrepont National watersports centre
@@dazzthorpe As I have explained by proximity and an aerial shot the City Ground(Nottingham Forest) Meadow Lane(Notts County), Trent Bridge(Nottinghamshire cricket) and Motorpoint Arena (Panthers) are the nearest together. There are other sports but not that close to each other than the main four
The rugby ground is about as close to the city ground as meadow Lane is
I've been to Old Trafford and Anfield and they're absolutely amazing, but Wembley is something else. I already liked the old Wembley Stadium but the new Wembley is spectacular. Other great stadiums in Europe that I've seen are Camp Nou in Barcelona, Santiago Bernabeu in Madrid, the new San Mamés in Bilbao, the Johan Cruyff Arena in Amsterdam, Allianz Arena in Munich, Estadio da Luz in Lisbon and Estadio do Dragão in Porto. They're worth visiting even if there's no game on.
You need to know that many of our Towns and Cities have more than one football club within them, with four divisions, all professional. consisting of 92 clubs. The divisions below that are either professional or semi-proffesional too. Plenty of stadiums in the second or third tier have capacities of 25,000 or 30,000 plus as unlike with American football, teams can get relegated. To give you an idea, there are technically 17 professional and semi-pro' teams in London as well, the lagest ground being Tottenham Hotspurs (just), down to Wealdstone at just over 4,000.
There are two larger stadiums in London too, however they're both for the national teams at Rugby and Football. Although big Cup matches for club sides are played at both.
Been to them all . My fave away ground is Everton. But being a Aston Villa supporter Nothing will ever beat Villa park.
The first stadium on that list ie the 'worst' one was literally used for the 2012 Olympics... it was built specifically for the Olympics Athletics then converted to football after the games, and therefore is one of the most modern on the list
And thats why its last. it was built for athletics and not football. For a football stadium its cr*p
@@dave4728well so where most on the list before they eventually got changed like Villa Park was first a temporary operation having a track I believe it became some shopping area at one point then we decided to go there full time and made one of if not the first fully dedicated football stadium
@@dennisgoatimer1079 The difference is, all the others have been modified since so the stands are closer to the pitch. Stamford Bridge had a greyhound track around the pitch (partially, up until the late 90's)
@@dave4728 yes but that doesn't mean that West Ham won't change it in the future
@@dennisgoatimer1079 Well they'd have to buy the stadium first. Currently they only lease it, and iirc under the terms of the lease it has to remaim available for athletics for a certain number of events per year
I love St James’ Park, also called the Cathedral on the Hill and it’s right in the city centre of Newcastle. The place is absolutely jumping now since the take over of the club and there’s a massive waiting list for season tickets ⚫️⚪️⚫️⚪️
Shame the fans are scum
as a liverpool fan I'm gonna say anfied, it's currently having an extra 9,000 seat stand constructed at the anfield Road end with will increase capacity to 62,000, by the way the Tottenham hotspur stadium is amazing but I'd did cost a billion pounds to build
Hiya Steven, have you subscribed to KC imageworks (youtube channel), Kevin has a drone and He goes to Anfield, Goodison park and Bramley Moore and shows the redevelopment of the grounds (besides Goodison Park)
It would be nearer 2 billion if it was being built today. Theres never a right time you have to bite the bullet and go for it.
I love that stadium channel he's got a good deadpan sense of humour
I'm getting an American themed tattoo when the cow jumps over the moon..the little dog laughs and when JT goes fishing
You should look at the best castles and cathedrals in the uk
*Tottenhams stadium is amazing, it has the biggest bar in Europe, it's own brewery and an nfl pitch under the football pitch but it did cost over 1 billion pounds to build*
And still doesn't have the same atmosphere as Anfield
@@lloydjones3801 Did you not see the north london derby last season?
No atmosphere no trophies
@@jokerjay501 it’s not about the trophies it’s about the stadium, that’s what this conversations about
@@lloydjones3801 The Anfield atmosphere is a myth and anyone who actually goes to football matches knows this
Stamford Bridge may well have been the place that the Vikings were finally defeated in England, but this was certainly not anywhere near Stamford Bridge stadium (located in West London.) It was at The Battle of Stamford Bridge (in 1066, centuries before the stadium was built,) which took place near the VILLAGE of Stamford Bridge in the East Riding of Yorkshire, now between York & Hull.
Coming from Brighton, I've been to the Amex a few times, it has a great atmosphere. As a Tottenham fan I've only been to the new stadium once against Brighton, the atmosphere would've been better if Tottenham had of played better & not losing 0-1 to Brighton. I love both stadiums equally
I havnt been to Amex yet but i did go to Withdean when i was younger. The Amex fits in with our countryside so well, if you are coming into Brighton over Ditchling Beacon and look towards Falmer its such a nice view, a few rolling hills and the Amex fits in just like the countryside, like another rolling hill. Looks lovely lol.
We can see you holding hands!
@@MrFalconheadsame, my first football match was Brighton vs Carlisle at the withdean. I’m a Southampton fan but have Brighton close to heart as they visited my school every week for football
would love to see what the tottenham stadium is like for a home fan sadly for away fans and i too have only visited it away watching Brighton the away concourse is pretty bad for a new stadium. Will try and attend an NFL game there to see.
The atmosphere on the 1-0 win against Spurs was AMAZING!!! Haha! Yes, I’m a STH at Brighton.
Things I love about the TH stadium.
1) Looks dope both inside and out
2) steepest seating allowed in the UK in the single tier south stand (largest single tier stand in UK)
3) On site brewery capable of 10000 pints per minute.
4) Very very loud when the fans get going, partly due to the south stand, but the entire stadium is designed to reverberate the sound around the stadium (they workeed with professional sound artists when building it)
5) Longest bar in Europe
6) Beer cups fill from bottom
7) Three part retractable pitch to unveil an artifical pitch used for nfl and concerts
8) option to buy tunnel club seats (expensive..) that see into the players tunnel
9) parts from the old white hart lane stadium built into it (it's on the same site)
Largest single tier stand in Europe.
@@amasim86 Dortmund still holds that
So proud that my precious Amex is 4th out of 20. Compared to some, it’s a pretty small stadium but it’s a thing of beauty! Being set in the countryside and being state of the art makes it one of the best. Can’t wait to get back there on NYE!!
At old Trafford my club Middlesbrough completely out sang the home crowd watch the video ‘Middlesbrough fans at old Trafford’
I rate the 25 day straight hustle. And also i really appreciate the hard work you put into these videos. Kudos to you, you have earned my subscribe dude 💪
2:10 Our ground maybe small but so many memories have been made there as we rose through the leagues 🍒
My Brother watched some Rugby at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium and fell in love with it evidently there's a Bar (as in serves Beer) along one side of it!
you have got to check out the kingpower stadium pitch patterns...they are just out of this world
That’s granny gem in the last video I recognise her laugh anywhere 😂😂
ill be attending a tottenham game sometime in march, gosh i am BEYOND EXCITED
A lot of teams are remodeling or building new stadiums.
Everton are moving ground
Leicester are renovating theirs
Liverpool are renovating theirs
Others arent confirmed but rumoured
Stamford bridge is yes named after the battle but the battle was way north of where the stadium is 🤣..
Also the battle that got rid of the Vikings 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
The Normans were Vikings as well 🤣🤣🤣
It was pretty much a family feud🤣🤣
Call Jeremy Kyle 🤣🤣
Yea it isnt really taught very well that the reason why the Normans invaded was to reclaim the viking throne. XD
@@captvimes exactly it was basically 3 vikings arguing over who inherited the crown 🤣
20th stadium hosted 2 games a few years back between The New York Yankees v The Boston Red Sox
Watching you deadpan not react to the shade he’s slinging makes it funnier. 😂
LOL@ cows and their Sunday buffet! 🤣🤣🤣
The London stadium was made for the Olympics and practically gifted to WestHam. West Ham fans didn’t like it because they didn’t want to leave their old stadium. Now they have had a few to settle in the atmosphere is getting better. The seats are quite far away from the pitch but with Great British athletics about to stop using it, the seats can start to be reconfigured for football matches and the fans will be able to get closer. It will also have the potential to have the highest capacity of any stadium in the premier league without and building work. Other teams are jealous but won’t admit it. As a West Ham fan I loved the Boleyn but I love this stadium as well. It’s where we need to be for the 21st century.
Doesn't Athletics have a contract to use it for events for another 30 years or so?
Nottingham Forest are currently the oldest league team , formed in 1865.
They were the first team to give the referee a whistle , the first team to use a wooden crossbar and a Forest player was the first to use shin pads , also the reason Arsenal play in red and white is because Forest lent an old kit to a former player that had signed for them.
We have the history of the game embedded in our very being (yes I am a Forest fan) .
Not only that we went from getting promoted from the 2nd tier to being 2 times champions of Europe within 3 seasons and had the best ever English manager never to manage England, you should check him out as he is a legend of the game , his name is Brian Clough and he really was the special one.
I live just a mile or so from Brighton stadium and worked on the Fatboy Slim gig as stage crew (mental video wall build). Glad to see it score high, pardon the pun.
I laughed so hard when the narrator at 4:28 says ''think Jake Paul'' and cuts to a picture of Logan Paul
Check out the Allianz Arena, in Germany. Its Bayern Munich's stadium and its a thing of beauty.
I see you do alot of english league videos you have to explore la liga its fire
Hiya JT, I'm a Newcastle United supporter, St James's Park is 8th on the list, the pitch at the stadium is not that big, I would of put St James's park above Brentford community stadium, I would pick Newcastle United as your premier league team, but its entirely up to you, this is Choppy in Whitehaven, Cumbria, England
The seats around football stadiums reflect teh team colours. For example my team (West Brom) are blue and white and so are the seats. They often share arranged to show the team Mascot, e.g. Woverhampton Wanderers, known as 'The Wolves' have a wolf's head pattern made with black seats within the old gold (dark yellow) seating. we don't have covered stadiums so that the grass can grow naturally with sunlight and rain, nor does it rain that often in the uK, certainly not as much as the average American seems to think. Plus the players are very active in the game, they average around 8 miles running in the 90 minutes play so cooling rain is often welcome.
underneath the Tottenham stadium pitch is a NFL pitch what can be wheeled out, seriously cool
Difference between English football stadiums and American ones is the English out are full every match pretty much.
Love your vids, you have great energy
The colours of the seats are the colours of the teams. I used to live near Crystal Palace ground and its sentimental for me...now I live near Brighton, its a nice stadium but my club is Chelsea and being in South West London on the King's Road near the River Thames, its Stadium and Fulham's are both worth a fortune.
Not sure an American realises how close together English stadiums are or how many there are. That and the average team plays 25-30 home games a season. NFL teams are often hundreds of miles apart and play 8 home matches a year (if they don’t get to the playoffs). Boston and New York are supposedly close neighbours but are 225 miles apart. That is further than Newcastle to Birmingham.
Football is an outdoor sport JT so there got to be some sky visible from the pitch
I think the average capacity for American soccer stadiums is in the mid 20k range.
Been to afew of the stadiums but My home team Wigan Athletic plays in the Championship league below the Premier league.
You should do highest to the lowest football stadiums capacity
Camp Nou in Barcelona, San Siro in Milan and Maracana in Rio are the most iconic world wide
Worst part is I have to agree with this take, even though I don't like it. Maracana is one of a kind and all, but it doesn't sport the top level of football that often. It should probably be a top 3 stadium (Since Wembley was replaced by new Wembley), but I don't see it enough to like having it at top 3.
Camp nou is in a shocking state, its awful and the same with the San siro..hence whil they are pulling it down
@@donaldomahoney1774 yes, but you can't argue that they aren't iconic
@BackisGabbe no you can't but they are like old Trafford.... held together with gum
That transition was sick tho
Tottenham Stadium hosts some NFL games as well
St. James Park in Newcastle upon Tyne with the new owners. They are talking of a new stadium or fixing up St. James, bigger, better, more capacity.
How many league football teams are there in London?
As of the 2022-23 season, there are seventeen teams playing in professional leagues in London: seven play in the Premier League, six in the Football League, four in the National League.
London teams have won a total of 21 English Championships, 35 FA Cups, 12 EFL Cups, 8 Community Shields, 5 Football League Championships after Premier League was started, one Club World Cup, two Champions Leagues, five Cup Winners' Cups, four UEFA Cups/Europa Leagues, two Super Cups, and two Intertoto Cups. In the 1989-90 season, eight of London's professional clubs were in the top tier of English Football at the same time, meaning that 40% of the member clubs of the First Division that season were based in one city.
Fulham were founded in 1879 and are London's oldest club still playing professionally.
Craven Cottage and Selhurst Park are two of my favourite stadiums in the world. Both feel stuck in a timewarp and are real throwbacks to the "old-skool" feel of football. Can't disagree with #1 though. The Spurs Stadium has Europe's longest bar and it's own brewery on site. Very easy on the eye and unlike most modern stadium's can still hold a great atmosphere with acoustics designed specifically for that purpose.
The only use of a long bar is to stand as far away from a spurs fan as possible.
@@teamchimp that's good because it only services the home fans. Away scum are not worthy.
Leicester did art with the grass on their stadium
The Bournemouth stadium was renamed to Vicarage road due to sponsorship reasons
They are revamping the outside of Arsenal's stadium during the world cup break, so I'm looking forward to seeing how nice & new it will look when I go see my team soon. Still miss Highbury though, that old stadium was so beautiful!
Arsenal stadium is painted in a horrible colour honestly
There is also a lot of money invested in clubs. but the stadiums, many of them are traditional from a bygone era and demolishing them and replacing them would destroy the fan traditions surrounding them. Take craven cottage for example, home of Fulham FC there is a small cottage in one corner of the stadium. It's just part of the tradition of the club.
I love his joke about " Stamford Bridge" when the Battle there was in Lincolnshire..
It was in Yorkshire, its not that far from the city of York
Anfield has since changed another stand since this video. You can’t beat anfield on a big European night, the atmosphere is a proper cauldron.
I’m a Man United fan and 100% agree with the comments about it being in bad condition, the Glazers have let it down, such a shame, Spurs’ new ground is fucking amazing, I went to a NFL game and it’s the slickest stadium going, they did such a mint job on the rebuild
Only a few stadiums in the world have a closed roof like Schalke in Germany but that can be opened, Toyota stadium in Japan i think, Atlanta United in US
The Tottenham stadium is amazing I have been there for 3 season to watch games it’s crazy times there
Fun fact, the owner of Craven Cottage also owns the Jacksonville Jaguars.
Our favourite is Villa Park
It's a class stadium ain't it
3:28 the pitch is real grass. It needs sunlight.
Arsenal Emirates Stadium 60,704
Brentford Brentford Community Stadium 18,250
Chelsea Stamford Bridge 41,798
Crystal Palace Selhurst Park 26,309
Fulham Craven Cottage 25,700
Tottenham Hotspur Tottenham Hotspur Stadium 62,850
West Ham United London Stadium 62,500
So for the 2022-2023 season that's a capacity of 298,111 for the 7 London clubs.
What would be Awesome !!! is Reacting to player Highlight Reels , Over here We grow up watching the best players Highlights falling in love with the Beautiful Game.
Ronaldinho
Ronaldo 9
Zlatan Ibrahimovic
CR7 / Messi of course lol
Ballotelli
all are great
I think you should look at national team stadiums this reactmas
Language barrier to translate scouse to English was an underrated line...
A stadium is only as good as the fans that go in it.....
Yeah. Old Trafford looks better on the outside than it is inside, if I'm honest. Visited the stadium to watch a match for the first time since I was 8 years old early this year and although those stupid fences have long gone and it's now all-seater like all grounds, I did get the sense that it's seen better days. I was shocked at just how shitty it looked inside on the way to the seating areas. If only they'd spent half as much money on the rest of the ground as they had renovating the front of the stadium and the United store over the years. Still have vague memories of the store being little bigger than a fish & chip shop in the 70s.
Maracanã in Brazil held the record of spectators: Brazil vs Uruguay in 1950's World Cup Finals: 196k spectators.
Hiya Carlos ,FIFA are unsure of the Capacity for the 1950 world cup final, it ranges from 199,850 to 205,000
When my team Portsmouth (Pompey) were in the the Premier league (2004-2010) we had a dilapidated old ground built in 1898. It's not the house it's the people who live in it!
Better than Bournemouth's tho
Exactly Villa Park is still alive and kicking not even the Nazi's could destroy it even tho they tried. I wouldn't change our stadium to have a Tottenham Hotspur like stadium for the world.
You should do league one and two and championship
I know I am bias but St James should be higher. The only stadium bang in the city centre and the atmosphere is always bouncing.
Some stadiums have a retractable roof for all seasons.
St.James ,home of my team ever since 1892.
Come back to the King power in 2 years and it be extended and have a massive bubble lol
Nottingham Forest - currently the oldest club in 92 with an undisputed continuous history. Named after a recreation ground, not a move character.
A pretty nice team tbf
Is it the oldest. I dont think so but a quaint mix of old and new.
No history that club
@@nathandc2669 What, i bet they have won more than your club mate. 2 european cups and a few titles and fa cups too.
@@jimbo6059 I'm a united fan son
Really enjoying the football reactions! Hopefully you do a lot more!. 👍
Tottenhams stadium is fantastic. I sit in the Park Lane (South Stand) and the noise it generates is ear splitting. The best stadium in Europe by far.
Remember, these are club football stadiums. The biggest ones, for competitions that bring in the big numbers, for England that would be Wembley.
Good Reaction,as usual, my friend.I am in my 7th Decade of attending London matches and The Number 1 Stadium=Tottenham Hotspurs or Spurs is the only modern Stadium that I really like because, besides the superb architecture it is the world's first to have a dividing and fully retractable pitch, meaning that it is easily able to morph and fit a variety of events.
The only thing wrong with it is the pitiful name "The Tottenham Hotspur Stadium".It was NEXT DOOR to the original "White Hart Lane" Stadium so, unlike, some Clubs they did not have to move a few miles to modernize.
The name is just a placeholder though, for corporate sponsorship (pending; allegedly Google). By abstracting "White Hart Lane" away from the new one, it meant there'd be less opposition to the 'new' name. Part of the appeal for a sponsor is surely knowing it will keep the name the pay for, and not be ignored like people did for St James Park, or would for Anfield/Old Trafford.
@@wheeldesire Thanks for your reply and you are more knowledgeable than me about The Corporate ramifications.
It's just that it's been 3 years since it was built and it is entwined in the same area as the old stadium but hey..:)
@@Isleofskye indeed. It's rather clear that the board expected to gain naming rights very soon after opening, but the delay on the completion basically pushed it into the pandemic, which meant spooking sponsors into spending big on such things. All just a side effect of the unforeseen circumstances that pushed the club's finances back a few years
@@wheeldesire True Chris.
I am in my 7th decade of attending London matches and was one of the 58,000 who got into WHL when they beat Millwall 1/0 in an F A Cup Replay in January 1967 after I could not get a ticket in the 41,000 sell-out crowd at The Old Den. I still remember that as the best atmosphere I have known and 15,000, mostly Millwall, were locked out with 73,000 turning up.Spurs went on to Win The Cup.I loved WHL but this is the only new ground that I prefer to the old.
@@Isleofskye For all the criticism he gets, Daniel Levy knew (or maybe wanted) to deliver an 'experience', rather than just a cash cow. Compare it to the "London Stadium", and you start to see that the best stadiums are more than just seats. As historic as old WHL was, it was still cold and limited to 'just' turning up to see a match. They now have it so that it's almost like a resort - and that means the experience for other events is also improved. Very expensive, but also very clever and necessary to the underlying principles of modern sports.
30,000 people all chanting and giving it their all > 80,000 people just there eating and sitting on their phones
Nottingham forest is one of the oldest clubs in the world. You should watch a video on their history and the history of the City Ground.
Cows be like that. A farmer about 10km from me went out to check on her land and the cows, for some reason, trampled her to death.
The Tottenham Hotspur stadium has a retractable pitch to reveal an NFL field.
Look up sidemen hide and seek, they done it at the no1 stadium in that lost, do a reaction too it, you will see inside, an amazing stadium, you see function suites, superstore etc, it's not just a stadium, keep the videos coming buddy, never miss a vid, merry Christmas to you and your family 😎👍👊
That's literally what every stadium has just with varying quality of course the one thing not all stadiums have is their own brewery but that's about it
as a Tottenham fan at number 2 i was thinking he aint included us 🤣
The difference between US and UK stadiums is the passion and atmosphere. We have all seen the US vs UK or US vs Europe videos with the fans. And the US always looses. Some stadiums might be crap but the passion is what makes it
All together now...COYS!!! 🥰🥰🥰
I'm an arsenal fan but i like king power stadium mostly because its the only stadium i went when i was in England for a week
mine is always the etihad, cos i’m a city supporter
I'd say Anfield is the best stadium in the prem.
But New York Stadium is the one you need to see.
If you wanna compare stadium capacities you should look at the top teams in Europe not just England. Teams such as Barcelona, Bayern Munich, Real Madrid, atletico Madrid, PSG, Inter/AC Milan, along with the top English sides like Tottenham, Manchester UTD, Liverpool.
Old Trafford would be much lower if you've ever had the experience of sitting in the away seats
that and the rats running around on the field, and I'm not talking about Michael Owen.
so glad anfield was above goodison park and old trafford where it belongs :P old trafford and goodison would have been the bottom places for me lol.
loved the humurous insults though haha
First time Tottenham won something
Watch them stick a dvd of this in the trophy cabinet 😂
You must be about five years old then
@@Bertie22222 na I'm 99
you kidding me spurs have won trophies 2 uefa league cups which is now Champions league 2 cup winners cups now Europa league 1st win was being the 1st English club to win a European trophy 2 football league trophies which is now Premier league 8 FA ups with one being the only non league club to win the FA cup 4 football league trophies which is now Caribou cup and 1st club in the 20th century to win the Double league and FA cup so dont say Spurs hasn't won anything and only one of 6 clubs since the Premier league was set up in 1992 never to be relegated from the Prem league with other 5 being Arsenal Chelsea .Liverpool Man Utd and Everton
@lacey herst love our stadium but I need to correct you, the uefa cup wins are just that, they are not champions league and the Cup winners cup is again just that and not the europa cup
I am biased because its the only one I've been too but the Tottenham stadium is nice expecially when lit up
Old Trafford needs refurbished but the glazers are tight luckily they are selling. That at&t stadium in America Manchester united played real Madrid in a friendly there. Was 108,000