The mayor of Greater Manchester Andy Burnham admitted that some taxpayer money could be spent to accommodate Old Trafford refurbishment plans. Sir Jim Ratcliffe arrived at Manchester United last season alongside his INEOS group, taking over football operations at the club. And one of their grand plans has been to develop their home stadium, which has fallen into a state of disrepair in recent years. It has yet to be decided whether a £2billion new home will be built, which would seat 100,000, or to redevelop the existing ground. But a freight rail terminal behind Old Trafford has proved a prob…