Man City fans 'Poznan' celebratory moves ruin Man U's singing zone plans

London, July 10 (ANI): Manchester United's bid to create a singing zone at their stadium has been ruined by the likely dance moves of fans of rivals Manchester City.

According to the Daily Mirror, the plan would have meant moving away fans to the third tier of the Sir Alex Ferguson stand.

The club tested the switch at a Premier League clash with Aston Villa in April, but the move was scrapped after a police report.

The document highlighted a fear that away supporters, particularly those of City, would "move in a similar synchronised fashion" and cause the stand to bounce.

The last time City played at Old Trafford they won 6-1.

And, their fans hailed each City goal with the Poznan celebration, in which they turn their backs on the action and jump up and down.

Old Trafford police commander Chief Superintendent Mark Roberts said the stand movement may not be dangerous, but it could cause panic.

A spokesman said United were "surprised" by the decision. (ANI)