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background saved and set as screensaver. lets forget the corporate image that MUFC as now become and remember the reason why we are all here. this club born,unfortunately, out of tragedy is the main reason our families made us fall in love with manchester united. let's not care about city fans keeping quiet or AIG or Nike or for anything for that matter. Let us care about Busby's dream and the lads who were prepared to carry that dream on and put us where we are today. Following the best club in Europe, the most most followed and the most loved. Let us embrace what we are lucky to be. Manchester United fans.
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Watched lots of stuff, over the years, about the Babes.Saw something a few nights back, about Duncan Edwards.Not ashamed to say that I got emotional. I'm 31 so, like you, all I have to rely on is clips and what have you.Seeing what I have though, they were some team.Ordinary lads, playing for THEIR team.I can't really express what I mean. You summed it up very well though. |
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Forever remembered |
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Desktop set and eyes b#@&%! with tears. I thought this was an interesting piece: stunned into silence Sir Alex Ferguson has revealed that his players were struck dumb during a recent squad meeting to educate them on the events of the Munich air disaster. With this week's 50 year anniversary looming, the Reds' playing staff were assembled for the meeting at Carrington - and Sir Alex was delighted with their reaction. "We recently showed the players a film concerning events of 6 February, and you couldn’t hear a pin drop," said the United manager. "I know what players are usually like when they’re called into the classroom, it’s a bit of a giggle, a laugh, the usual carry on. But it was an absolutely fantastic atmosphere, so silent." With a squad brought together from such diverse backgrounds and cultures, Sir Alex and his staff were keen to ensure that all the players were schooled on a massively important chapter in United's opulent history. "Bobby Charlton did a piece on the club and what it was like for him and the players and friends he lost," revealed Sir Alex. "Foreign lads like Anderson, Nani and Carlos Tevez may not know about Manchester United in the same way Ryan Giggs, Paul Scholes and Gary Neville do, but I think it was terrific to get that response: it was quite a solemn moment. "And there is no need for us to continually repeat it to them; they will gradually learn about it, because it is indelibly printed in our history." And I am sure we can forgive Alex for his mixed metaphore... |
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Great post, well done Believe |
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As put so well above, today is not about squabbles, it's about something more important than that. It's about being, and acting, Manchester United. RIP The Flowers of Manchester. Never Forgotten. |
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