Visit to Manchester United's Stadium, Old Trafford

For all those football fans out there, this is a must: A visit behind the scenes and the stadium of one of the most famous football clubs in the world...Old Trafford has the largest capacity of any English football stadium at just over 76,000, and is the only UEFA 5-star rated facility in England.

Obviously, Seb was the happiest person on earth that day as he finally got the chance attended to this "duty" of being a devoted fan of MU. It was a great trip (the museum and the stadium trip - so the admission fees is considered as worthwhile) as we got to see nearly everything (unfortunately, except a football match;-) of Manchester United Stadium, Old Trafford: the changing rooms, the holy grass of the pitch, the tibunes and tiers, etc.

Front view of MU's Stadium from our car.

The Manchester United Stadium, Old Trafford.

Look at him...so happy liao

Tired and cold!

This stadium is as huge as the Coliseum! I literally couldn't see the seats on last row from the pitch! I can't imagine how anyone could watch a Manchester United game from that height and distance.

This photo was taken at approximately 4.00 p.m, but since the visit was made during winter, so the daylight is shorter thus it gets dark very early.

Photo with trophies won by MU

This is the place where the press conference take place after every games.

A place for players to relax and clean themselves after the game.

Another one....

Side view...

Now we enter the Players Changing Room

Ronaldo and Rooney t-shirts

List of sponsors for MUFC

Coming soon....

Roman Bath...


Stonehenge, Amesbury...


Cadbury World, Birmingham...


The Beatles, Liverpool...


York...


Glasgow, Scotland and...


Edinburgh Castle, Edinburgh Scotland

Wolfson Close versus Nolfolk Terrace

As mentioned earlier, I moved out to my new resident on the 20th. Its still an on-campus accommodation and is considered as one of the oldest resident in the University. My new room has a panoramic view, fantastic view I should say but I still prefer my old accommodation because its ****ing hot here!! In fact, the weather is lovely but due to the fact that 70% of the building is made from glasses, so that’s explained why the room could turn into sauna in summer.

Thats my new resident, Nolfolk Terrace (front view). Superb design but of no use sebab panas!!! Kata orang, harap muka handsome, tapi haprak. P/S: Ignore the date...wrongly inserted.

My old resident...Wolfson Close (side view). Kata orang, dont judge the book by its cover...though looks ugly, I prefer this place rather than Nolfolk, its chilly and that makes me love it the most. We indeed still loving you Wolfson!

Again, ignore the date.

View in front of my old room. Hemm...not really impressive..BUT STILL I LIKE IT!

This photo was taken when I was first arrived in UEA.

Fantastic view over the whole scenery in front of my new room BUT...


....in fact, this is the the real scenery. Disgusting due to the "roofing drainage system" located just in front of the window. Terus hilang selera pok!

Part of my old closet in Wolfson, so spacious...but now....


...so minute and the "best" part is that...even got piping system inside the closet. HORRIBLE!!!


This photo was taken at 8.30 p.m and it is still bright. In summer, the daytime is longer and today the sun is setting at....


...9.23 p.m. (Sunday). Source: BBC online.

Three more months to go back home for good. So my principle "Just enjoying life while you are still here". So...apalagi..kita enjoy!!! Regarding the posting on the trip to Bath, I'll update you later cause now Im still heavily engaged with dissertation, so tunggu...