Stretford

/ ˈstrɛtfəd /

noun

1. an industrial town in NW England, in Trafford unitary authority, Greater Manchester. Pop: 42 103 (2001)

Example Sentences

Then he headed to the Stretford End, where two decades ago, Van Nistelrooy celebrated so many of his 150 goals for the club.

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Trueman, who grew up in the North West, attended Stretford Grammar School before spending a year at the University of Manchester.

From BBC

He simply delivered a wave, a clenched fist and then returned applause before marching towards the Stretford End in business-like fashion.

From BBC

No such problems for Liverpool as Trent Alexander-Arnold - who had an early goal disallowed for a Salah offside - blew kisses and signalled the 3-0 scoreline to the travelling fans, before walking towards the Stretford End sporting a smile so wide that it looked like it might have to be surgically removed.

From BBC

Three others, from Stalybridge, Stockport and Stretford, did not enter pleas.

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