New West Ham Stadium

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The New West Ham Stadium (tentative name) is a description of a proposed football stadium which would be built in London and will replace the Boleyn Ground as the home stadium of West Ham United F.C.. The project has a planned opening date of 2011. The stadium is intended to have a capacity of 50,000 spectators.

[edit] See also

• Ground improvements at English football Stadia

[edit] References

• Hammers scale down stadium plans
• West Ham will make new 50,000-seater stadium decision by June
• Magnusson in talks over new site for West Ham stadium

v • d • e Future and Proposed Sports Stadiums in Great Britain Under Construction Olympic Stadium - London (80,000) · Stanley Park - Liverpool (60,000) · New Stadium - Cardiff (25,000) · Fossetts Farm - Southend (22,000) · City of Salford Stadium - Salford (20,000) · Parc y Scarlets - Llanelli (14,000) · New Stadium - Castleford (13,000) · Colchester Community Stadium - Colchester (10,000)  · Sports Village - Leigh (10,000) · New St Mirren Park - Paisley (8,000) Cardiff Athletics Stadium - Cardiff (7,500?) · Proposed West Ham Stadium - London (60,000) · City of Birmingham Stadium - Birmingham (55,000) · New Goodison - Liverpool (50,000)  · New Nottingham Stadium (50,000) · Portsmouth Dockland Stadium - Portsmouth (36,000) · New Stadium - Aberdeen (30,000) · City Stadium - Bristol (30,000) · Falmer Stadium - Brighton (22,000) · Lionel Road - Kew Bridge (20,000) · New Stadium - St Helens (18,000) · New Stadium - Newport (15,000) · Community Stadium - Wakefield (14,000) · Croydon Arena - London (12,500) · Conoco Stadium - Grimsby (12,000) · New Stadium - Grays (7,500)