When did old trafford get the nickname the "Theatre of Dreams"?
357753
Maybe because for almost a decade they have dominated the premier league and where players like Cantona, Giggs, Beckham or roy Keane became well known footballers.
1138393
Good trick question - the correct answer is:\n\nNewcastle Utd Managers -  Ossie Ardiles (Argentina) 1991-2 and Jack Charlton (England) 1984-5 \n\nThen the trick - Exeter City also play at St James Park and where Managed between 1991-1994 by Alan Ball (England)
1186138
The Trafford Arms, Arts Centre (Down St Benedicts), UEA also the pubs will let you in, The Blueberry is a good venue.\n\nI suggest the UEA and Arts Centre
64050
First, the simple (and most commonly known) answer: Manchester United in 1999.  They won the English Premiership, the English FA Cup, and the European Champions League Final ("that" game against Bayern Munich).\n\nYour definition of the "European Treble", though, seems to encompass more than just the European Cup.  We'd have to add the UEFA Cup, the Supercup, perhaps the now-defunct Cup Winners' Cup (absorbed into the UEFA Cup).  And maybe, just for amusement, the Inter-Toto Cup.  That's a pretty tall order...\n\nThere is also the problem of distinguishing between the two domestic cup competitions, e.g. FA and League cups in England.  Different levels of prestige, sometimes similar levels of competitiveness.\n\nFor now, listed below are the more conventional winners of the treble (domestic league, domestic cup, and either european cup or uefa cup), based on publicly available info:\n\nEuropean Cup Treble:\n\nGlasgow Celtic (1967)\nAjax Amsterdam (1972)\nPSV Eindhoven (1988)\nManchester United (1999)\n\nUEFA Cup Treble:\n\nIFK Göteborg (1982) \nGalatasaray (2000) \nFC Porto (2003) \nCSKA Moscow (2005)
319632
Bristol City\nLook it up in the white pages
1172892
I think David Beckham broke into the Manchester United team in about 1995/96 season or so. I would expect he has Premiership medals for 1996, 1997, 1999, 2000, 2001 and 2003, so that would equal six Premiership medals. Incidentally, Manchester United finished 2nd in 1998 and 3rd in 2002, so I'm not sure if players or teams get anything for that.
893119
No doubt. I was there in 1979 when Arsenal were 2-0 up against Man U wiith 5 minutes to go and it finished 3-2. The most heart stopping exhilarating 5 minutes in FA Cup history. No contest
507959
Manchester United has easily the best history.  They have always been a winning team, and are almost always on or near the top.
1124521
Gorton West Football club became Manchester City in 1894, Newton Heath Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway became Manchester United in 1902. With there already being a Manchester City, what else could Manchester United have become at this point?\nI agree though, when you think about it in the way you have it doesn't make a lot of sense.
523696
August 9, 1990 England at Old Trafford
472435
The current Old Trafford capacity is around 71,000 as extensions are currently being built and are only have completed. When all renovations are finished, the full capacity should be about 76,000.
678433
airdrieonians. who became airdrie united on 1st July 2002. tanx for the 2pts. airdrie utd could do with a few of these
367893
Thats an Old Manchester united jersey. Probably 5 years ago. You probably have to get it from someone that has it. He know plays for Real madrid and sharp stopped sponsoring manchester united 4 years ago.
569912
I think it was Manchester United
529035
I went to see the Gooners play when i used to live opposite their old avenall road ground (conewood street)...beat that
1120946
According to Soccerbase, Manchester United and Everton met 14 times (13 League, 1 Charity Shield) during the month of August between the 1960/61 and 1972/73 seasons.\n\nI think other people who are trying to answer this question are unsure exactly what date you are referring to because the two teams met on August 10th 1968 and August 13th 1969 (both at Old Trafford), but not August 10 1969.\n\nOn August 10th 1968, Manchester United won 2-1. However on August 13th 1969, Everton won 2-0. Hopefully one of these matches will be the one you are referring to.\n\nAt 10am this morning, the fixtures will be announced for the Premiership, and in both the last two seasons, Manchester United and Everton have faced each other during the month of August, so I wonder if they'll get the hat-trick!
616576
I lived in Spain in the early 90s.  I saw Stoichkov, Romario and Koeman play at the Nou Camp.  It was incredible.  I have been a fan of theirs ever since.\nVISCA BARCA!!!