In memory of all those who lost their lives on the 6th February 1958

Originally Posted by Hopskipjump

We forget some times that Sir Bobby lost his mates in this disaster, when I first saw this my thoughts of him being a stroppy barsteward changed ..it must have been awful for him

RIP The Babes


YouTube - Sir Bobby Charlton - The Busby Babes

agreed. and let's also not forget just how £#%&!ing good he was for us. see clip v villa above. champagne football. and utterly loyal to the club. cast iron £#%&!ing legend and deserves nothing but respect on today of all days.

A Broken Plane, A Broken Dream.
A Broken Heart, A Broken Team.
No Words Were Said, A Silent Vow.
We Loved You Then,We love you Now



R.I.P BABES

God Bless All.

anyone with a bad word to say about sir bobby can just £#%&! off tbh



on another note, what a surprise that the game immediately after the anniversary is the berties yet again. random my arse. £#%&!ing ludicruous.

Originally Posted by borsuk

anyone with a bad word to say about sir bobby can just £#%&! off tbh



on another note, what a surprise that the game immediately after the anniversary is the berties yet again. random my arse. £#%&!ing ludicruous.

It was marked v Villa though - nearest date. Played "Flowers" and wore black armbands.

Rip

Amen, bless them all.

R.i.p

Originally Posted by borsuk

anyone with a bad word to say about sir bobby can just £#%&! off tbh



on another note, what a surprise that the game immediately after the anniversary is the berties yet again. random my arse. £#%&!ing ludicruous.

conspiracy? bit scows that.

R.I.P

RIP. Who knows what could have been.

They shall not grow old As we that are left grow old.

Age shall not weary them nor the years condemn.

At the going down of the sun, and in the morning we will remember them.

RIP All who died on that fateful day.

RIP boys, legends one and all.


Who knows how good we could have been, England too with Taylor and Edwards in the team for years to come.

Remember my Dad telling me the story of this when I was 5 and I cried.

He comforted me by explaining how Sir Bobby survived to play alongside a young Belfast boy who helped the great Sir Matt fulfil his dream that had been so cruelly taken from him that day 53 years ago.

For the next 36 years I have lived and breathed United and my own son who is now 3 will soon know the history and hopefully feel the affinity I have, experience the highs and lows, and always remember their legacy.

RIP.

rip

Originally Posted by Ronaldosgoodallthetime

RIP boys, legends one and all.


Who knows how good we could have been, England too with Taylor and Edwards in the team for years to come.

Yup, the national side could easily have won more than one World Cup then.

RIP, each and every one.

Originally Posted by thatsfuctit

YouTube - The Busby Babes v Aston Villa - FA Cup Final 1957 (With The Manchester United Calypso)

Bobby Charlton at 19.

The football they play in that video looks very 'modern'.

RIP

always a sad day. RIP babes.

RIP

We'll Never Die

Gone but not forgotten, they will live on in our hearts forever.

We'll never die.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oLtTRSSGqBs&feature=related

A fellow Fredster did us all proud.

That was so moving, thanks Carrick

Have just watched the Munich tribute on MUTV, I'm a soft cow for still getting upset still but I like most of you here love this club with a passion that can never be broken..

RIP Babes....you'll never ever be forgotten x