United To Invest £11.5M In Carrington 01/10/2010
 Manchester United are set to invest £11.5 Million in the club's Carrington Training Centre. Located across 108 acres, the relatively new World-Class centre will be given a facelift with the addition of a science department, medical wing and upgraded press offices, as well as new training pitches... The club spent over £22 Million at the beginning of the new millennium, with Carrington replacing the old Cliff Training Centre. Carrington incorporates training facilities for senior and youth team players, as well as the Manchester United Academy for under-age youngsters. Set on 108 acres, the complex includes training and rehabilitation areas, physiotherapy and massage rooms, remedial and hydrotherapy swimming pools, squash and basketball courts, a sauna, steam and weight rooms, a restaurant, conference rooms, offices, classrooms, a MUTV studio and 14 unique playing fields - what more could you possibly want ? A multi-million football science department, a new medical wing with fitness and rehab centres inside, a new press facility and more academy pitches is the club's next trick - keeping Carrington in-line with the World's best sports facilities. The total cost of the project is expected to be a large £11.5 Million, taking about three years to complete. Worth it ?...  Sir Alex and new Labour leader 'Red Ed' Miliband at Carrington this morning CommentsWe are One 01/10/2010 8:32am
Already heard this good news. Carrington is one of the best training centres in world footall and Manchester United is only going to make it better with £11.5m invested in improving the centre. When you are the biggest most famous club in football (which Manchester United are) you need to ensure you always have the best treatment and training available. We are the worlds biggest most famous club with one of the worlds most famous academies, improving one of the worlds best training centres is good news. Ella Patterson 01/10/2010 9:22am
I think that Fergie has had this in mind for some time. His references to certain things he saw on the US tour and at the new AVIVA stadium in Dublin lead me to believe that he was, at that time, putting the final touches to his plans. At least the Glazers must have enough sense to sanction this unlike Hicks and Gillett and their prevarications over the new stadium which Liverpool desperately need. I am a member of MUST but sometimes I worry that bad as the Glazers are they could be so much worse! Once again United leads the way fergie is god 01/10/2010 3:59pm
i cant understand why dont they use that money for transfers. not trying to make traing ground bigger its big enough already o ya Sir Alex and new Labour leader 'Red Ed' Miliband at Carrington that was yesterday not today. i saw it on sky sports news last nite 01/10/2010 4:02pm
If you look at the date, that article was posted yesterday, hence this morning (yesterday morning)... fergie is god 01/10/2010 4:08pm
all right mate 01/10/2010 4:11pm
No worries mate. I understand yours, and others frustration at not spending this on players, but imagine what it could do with injuries. An injury turn around of a few days, even weeks earlier than expected... that, I think, is just as important of singing new players. KVN 01/10/2010 4:14pm
Excellent news. What they need is an R&D LTP 02/10/2010 2:59pm
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