Ja Salford Blue
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R.I.P to the 23 lost in Munich
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mindmyp's_n_q's
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R.I.P.
Alan Oakes Shinpads
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Terrible tragedy felt by the whole of Manchester at the time.
For the younger fans who may not appreciate the first line, City lost one of our own in the crash,possibly the best keeper we have ever had, Frank Swift
For the younger fans who may not appreciate the first line, City lost one of our own in the crash,possibly the best keeper we have ever had, Frank Swift
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Alan Oakes Shinpads said:Terrible tragedy felt by the whole of Manchester at the time.
For the younger fans who may not appreciate the first line, City lost one of our own in the crash,possibly the best keeper we have ever had, Frank Swift
Indeed, he was a reporter covering the match for The News of the World.
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ColinBellsjockstrap said:Alan Oakes Shinpads said:Terrible tragedy felt by the whole of Manchester at the time.
For the younger fans who may not appreciate the first line, City lost one of our own in the crash,possibly the best keeper we have ever had, Frank Swift
Indeed, he was a reporter covering the match for The News of the World.
R.I.P. Frank and the other 22.
Prestwich_Blue
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RIP the 23.
There's a personal element to it for me. Sadly, my aunt died this week and her late husband was a business partner of Willie Satinoff, a fan who was close to Busby and lost his life in the crash.
The interesting story about him is that Louis Edwards was trying to get on the board but an influential director called George Whittaker wouldn't entertain the notion of Edwards being on the board & was championing Satinoff. Whittaker died suddenly just before United's last match (at Arsenal) then Satinoff also died at Munich. Two days after the crash, with Whittaker and Satinoff now dead, Edwards was co-opted onto the board.
There's a personal element to it for me. Sadly, my aunt died this week and her late husband was a business partner of Willie Satinoff, a fan who was close to Busby and lost his life in the crash.
The interesting story about him is that Louis Edwards was trying to get on the board but an influential director called George Whittaker wouldn't entertain the notion of Edwards being on the board & was championing Satinoff. Whittaker died suddenly just before United's last match (at Arsenal) then Satinoff also died at Munich. Two days after the crash, with Whittaker and Satinoff now dead, Edwards was co-opted onto the board.
Pigeonho
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Was he related to Martin Edwards then?Prestwich_Blue said:RIP the 23.
There's a personal element to it for me. Sadly, my aunt died this week and her late husband was a business partner of Willie Satinoff, a fan who was close to Busby and lost his life in the crash.
The interesting story about him is that Louis Edwards was trying to get on the board but an influential director called George Whittaker wouldn't entertain the notion of Edwards being on the board & was championing Satinoff. Whittaker died suddenly just before United's last match (at Arsenal) then Satinoff also died at Munich. Two days after the crash, with Whittaker and Satinoff now dead, Edwards was co-opted onto the board.
Matty
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Father and son.Pigeonho said:Was he related to Martin Edwards then?Prestwich_Blue said:RIP the 23.
There's a personal element to it for me. Sadly, my aunt died this week and her late husband was a business partner of Willie Satinoff, a fan who was close to Busby and lost his life in the crash.
The interesting story about him is that Louis Edwards was trying to get on the board but an influential director called George Whittaker wouldn't entertain the notion of Edwards being on the board & was championing Satinoff. Whittaker died suddenly just before United's last match (at Arsenal) then Satinoff also died at Munich. Two days after the crash, with Whittaker and Satinoff now dead, Edwards was co-opted onto the board.