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Stretford Paddock

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Stretford Paddock

Stretford Paddock
YouTube information
Channel
Years active9 January 2013–6 July 2020 (As Full Time Devils)
6 July 2020–Present (As Stretford Paddock)[1]
GenreSports
Subscribers548 thousand[2]
Total views219.7 million[2]
100,000 subscribers
Updated 14 July 2020

Stretford Paddock is an unofficial (ie not affiliated with) Manchester United YouTube channel and news outlet. The channel was founded in January 2013 as Full Time Devils and has since grown into the largest Manchester United fan channel.[3]

Headquarters

The Stretford Paddock studio and corporate office for the football club is located on Lever Street in Manchester's Northern Quarter.[4]

Name Change

At some point in early 2018 Full Time Devils changed ownership, as a result of this the quality of video declined according to viewers and the ambition of the channel wasn't being met according to the presenters.[1] On 22 November 2018, the Stretford Paddock YouTube channel was created in order to replicate what Full Time Devils once was and to become the official YouTube channel of Stretford Paddock F.C..[5] On 6 July 2020, Stretford Paddock took over Full Time Devils with the original Stretford Paddock channel being renamed Stretford Paddock F.C. to fully focus on the football club.[1]

Solo Ventures

Two Stretford Paddock presenters, Stephen Howson and Adam McKola have their own Manchester United fan channels.

Stretford Paddock F.C.

Stretford Paddock F.C. is a Manchester United supporters' club created by members of Stretford Paddock due to a desire to play football as well as report on it.[6] In early 2020, Stretford Paddock F.C. applied to join the English football league system and on 12 June 2020 were accepted to join the Lancashire and Cheshire Amateur Football League for the 2020–21 season.[7]

Coaching Staff

Position Staff Ref.
Manager
  • Steven Howson
[8]
Assistant manager
  • Tom Lawson
First-team coaches
  • Sam Cane
  • Karthik Shyamsundar

References


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