The name Manchester originates from the Ancient Roman name Mamucium, the name of the Roman fort and settlement, generally thought to be a Latinisation of an original Celtic name (possibly meaning "breast-like hill" from mamm- = "breast"), plus Old English ceaster = "town", which is derived from Latin castra = "camp".
It is called Manchester United.
osaka s called manchester of japan
yes Manchester united used to be called newton heath in the 1800's.
Manchester is ManchesterThe people from Manchester are called in French les Mancuniens
A resident of Manchester is called a Mancunian - ultimately deriving from the word Mamuciam, the name of a Roman fort in Manchester.
Because they are from Manchester! Mancunians are to Manchester what New Yorkers are to New York.
The club was originally called Newton Heath LYR Football Club, the club changed its name to Manchester United in 1902, so in 1930 it was called Manchester United.
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It has two; Manchester United Manchester City
The city of Osaka is known as the Manchester of Japan.
EnglandThe biggest and best-known city called Manchester is in England, but there are also cities called Manchester in Jamaica, Canada, and about half of the states in the U.S.
The Manchester team is called The Red Devils.