"Hayberi" stadioni futbol o'yinlari uchun yopilganiga ham ancha bo'ldi. APLdagi eng kichik o'lchamli maydonga ega stadion edi u. Bu stadionda "Arsenal" 100 yildan ortiq o'z o'yinlarini o'tkazgan. 2006 yilda "Arsenal" yangi "Emireyts" stadioniga ko'chib o'tgach

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"Hayberi" stadioni futbol o'yinlari uchun yopilganiga ham ancha bo'ldi. APLdagi eng kichik o'lchamli maydonga ega stadion edi u. Bu stadionda "Arsenal" 100 yildan ortiq o'z o'yinlarini o'tkazgan.

2006 yilda "Arsenal" yangi "Emireyts" stadioniga ko'chib o'tgach, "Hayberi"ni buzib tashlashmoqchi edi.

Stadion o'rnida ko'p qavatli uylar qurildi va klub hurmati uchun "Hayberi" tribuna devorlari va umumiy ko'rinishi saqlab qolindi.

P.S. Biror osori atiqani buzmasdan ham transformatsiya qilsa bo'larkan-a? Bizdagi hokimto'ralarning aqli bunga yetarmikin?😉

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