![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/we-hate-living-near-major-stadium/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/newspress-collage-21515038-1677355592149.jpg&description=LOCALS of the streets near a major footie ground have revealed what life is like as parking rows rage and fans dump rubbish everywhere. Residents complained that their streets are used as rubbish bins and urinals on match days and say that it's a "nightmare". 5 Residents of the streets around Old Trafford said that living there is a 'nightmare' Credit: MEN Media 5 They claimed that supporters park in their residential roads on match days, ignoring fines Credit: MEN Media The people living on Partridge Street, Manchester , which sits in the shadow of Man United's iconic home of Old Trafford , claimed that the problems have "been going on for donkeys years" and never seem to be solved. Graham Wright, who has lived on the street since 1989, told Manchester Evening News earlier this year: "These problems have been going on for donkeys years. The fly-tipping and dumping rubbish in the alleyways is just horrendous. " Wetherspoons gets absolutely jam packed so people end up peeing up the walls" He claimed that a gate had been put up to stop supporters accessing the residential road from the main route to the stadium, but that the lock had been filled with superglue to prevent it being shut. When Graham took matters into his own hands and put his own padlock on the gate, he said it was soon cut with pliers. However, he explained that the parking was the worst issue of all. The street requires a permit 24 hours a day, but Graham said that some fans dump their cars on the road anyway and willingly foot the bill. He explained: "People just park on the street and are fined. That fine is reduced to around £30 if they pay within a week, which, if you have a car of four people, is only £7.50 each. So, really, it's just the same as parking in a normal car park isn't it? "You learn to put up with these things. When I moved in, 40,000 fans would come to the stadium - but now that's over 70,000. You can imagine what that's like. "The parking is a nightmare. You really want to see what){kind=link}
LOCALS of the streets near a major footie ground have revealed what life is like as parking rows rage and fans dump rubbish everywhere.
Residents complained that their streets are used as rubbish bins and urinals on match days and say that it’s a “nightmare”.
The people living on Partridge Street, Manchester, which sits in the shadow of Man United’s iconic home of Old Trafford, claimed that the problems have “been going on for donkeys years” and never seem to be solved.
Graham Wright, who has lived on the street since 1989, told Manchester Evening News earlier this year: “These problems have been going on for donkeys years. The fly-tipping and dumping rubbish in the alleyways is just horrendous.
“Wetherspoons gets absolutely jam packed so people end up peeing up the walls”