On a bright earning morning in mid-April, me and me friends decided to make a trip up to Manchester for a short day trip. Ahead of us, Adlan and Stan had already went ahead, and I was suppose to make it up with another friend, and unfortunately she missed the darn train... so, lol, I kena ffk'd!
So then, on a clear sunny morning, I made it up myself to meet me mates!
At the Manchester Picadilly train station.
And after meeting up with them, we headed off for Manchester's most most most famous attraction in the world...
OLD TRAFFORD!!!
ah, wait. this is the cricket ground punya old trafford... wait a while har...
YEA LAH! OLD TRAFFORD!!!
The stadium itself is not in the Manchester city center itself, but rather, located several stops outside of the city. It is reachable by tram, which only costed us a few quid.
And when I arrived, two familiar faces were there to greet me! HELLO!
Me there.
Right outside the museum, it was showing a clip of last last Champion League's final, when John Terry missed his penalty kick. lol~
We went through the museum while we moved to where the tour was to start.
To the Theatre of Dreams!
As we saw this amazing view!
The tour guide brought us around the stadium, telling those people who don't know about the Munich 6 February 1958, when 23 out of the 44 people died, 8 being of the MU first team then.
I shot quite a few panoramas... haha, excited what. Nice or not? Very big right?
We were then allowed to enter the locker room, where the players were allowed to change and rest before and after the match.
Korean!
We then after keluar'd again onto the pitchside, where the dugout was located.
Eh? Familiar sight?
"GOOD BALL!"
And yea la, basically, after the tour ended, we just floated around the museum, looking at all the different trophies and players MU had managed to win and bring up over the years.
And before we left, the Holy Trinity of George Best, Bobby Charlton and Dennis Law!
And after we went back to Manchester itself, while we had some really awesome dimsum (dimsum in Manchester is aweeeesome!) Stan's camera decided to convert itself into a MU fan too! :D
And soon after, Stan and Adlan left Manchester, leaving poor old me behind. But nevermind, I got my baby camera! Off to snap a couple of pictures of Manchester!
Above, a small panorama of the Excheque Square, sorta like the town sq of Manchester.
One thing I realised about Manchester about itself was that it was small... so small! In fact, I pretty much managed to walk around Manchester on foot!
But one thing that had me pretty interested was
its architecture!
One of the many typical streets of Manchester. Check out the variety of buildings down one single row...
This is its City LIbrary! Pretty interesting huh? The building behind actually envelops itself around the library in a semi-circle
This was taken further down South West Manchester, close to Salford Quay, the new development area of Manchester. Pretty huh?
Manchester's main exhibition hall I think? Pardon for bad exposure.
This is the Manchester Hilton hotel building. If you ask me, it looks completely wickeeddddd!
Ever seen a buidling being constructed of different coloured bricks?
And Manchester's very own Eye of Manchester!
Ok, that's all for Manchester. Where did Chunhowe go after that, being that we finished jalan-ing Manchester? Let's find out in the next post!!!