Manchester United asks fans what they want from new 100,000-seat stadium

Manchester United's asking supporters to weigh in on what their new ground should actually look like. The club dropped a survey this week, trying to get real feedback before they start building what they're calling one of the biggest projects in the club's next century.

Colette Roche, who heads up the stadium development side of things, was pretty direct about why they're doing this. "We need to get this right," she basically said. "It's a football stadium built for the fans, so we're not just guessing what people want." Makes sense — you don't drop a project this massive without at least asking the people who'll actually spend their weekends there.

Meanwhile, over at Tottenham, forward Cathinka Tandberg can barely contain herself about tomorrow's north London derby against Arsenal. She's been a Spurs fan her whole life, so this isn't just another match for her. "You'll feel nerves you don't normally get," she told Moving the Goalposts in an interview. "That's the good kind of nervous though."

The intensity between these two clubs is something else. Tandberg gets it. She's lived it as a supporter and now she's about to play in it. That's a different animal entirely. She's expecting it'll be incredible.