Bathtime for Bestie, Tony Dunne, Pat Crerand (?), David Herd, Denis Law, Nobby Stiles, and Shay Brennan.
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Awesome United pics
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Well it is a picture of Wolverhampton....
As per usual a great set of pictures.
Fergie's first European success with United. Lee Sharpe lifts the ECWC.
David Sadler and someone else celebrate in the showers at the Bernabeu in 1968. Sadler scored a vital goal in a 3-3 draw.
United players and staff board a BEA flight to Madrid for the European Cup semi-final second leg.
Hope before the heartbreak. Sammy McIlroy turns away after scoring a spectacular equaliser at Wembley in 1979.
Joe Jordan celebrates a goal with Gordon McQueen and Stewart Houston.
Eyebrows were raised when United paid in excess of £200,000 for Bournemouth striker Ted MacDougall. MacDougall's time at United was limited and we eventually sold to West Ham by Tommy Docherty, but not before he'd scored vital goals against Liverpool and Leeds.
Steve Coppell does a passable impression of a Cossack at the Hawthorns, circa 1979.
Top stuff Moriarty, keep 'em coming! Seems United has been in your family for a long time.
How it was. A young United fan is led away at Anfield with a dart stuck in his nose.
An early Fergie training session with Peter Barnes and Jesper Olsen.
The treble. United fans will always remember Giggsy's epic winner against Arsenal but it could have been so different were it not for Peter Schmeichel who denied Bergkamp from the spot at the death.
Awsome photo of the Stretford End.
Great stuff Moriaty
Looks like Best.
David Sadler and someone else celebrate in the showers at the Bernabeu in 1968. Sadler scored a vital goal in a 3-3 draw.
It is indeed.
Remember Videoton? I bet Sparky still blushes when he thinks about this game.
"Hot Shot" David Herd in training. He could belt a ball just as hard as Bobby Charlton and this shot captures the power in that right peg.
December 1940 after a visit by German opponents to Old Trafford. Rumour was that the bomb aimer was a City fan captured at Dunkirk who volunteered to join the Luftwaffe for this one raid.
Farewell, for now. Sir Matt waves goodbye to the United fans after his last game in charge. It was only temporary though because he took the reins again when Wilf McGuinness was fired.
Meet the press. Sir Matt announces to the newsmen that he is retiring as manager of Manchester United.
Brian Whitehouse with his hand up. Olsen on the bench next to him.
Genius in action. Georgie scored twice in this 2-1 win at the Victoria Ground in 1971. Gordon Banks, the finest there was at that time, can do nothing to stop him.
@Moriarty - you should get some kind of redcafe award or something. 
@Moriarty - you should get some kind of redcafe award or something.
It's fun for me and a chance to re-live old memories along with some of the other old lags on here. Glad you enjoy the photos.
Cheers mate, i thought it might have been Olsen. Had never heard of the other guy.
Googled Brian Whitehouse and found this picture from the same game.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/fo...e-the-bus-driver-the-hairdryer-treatment.html
Bit in there about the guy on the right of Ferguson, he was a bus driver that Big Ron allowed to sit on the bench. Apparently Ferguson wasn't impressed with this arrangement.
Never imagined this thread would be this successful.
After scoring his 5th in the 7-1 match vs. Blackburn. Privilege to be in Old Trafford that day.
1984. Bournemouth away in the cup. An unmitigated bloody disaster.
Leeds again. Pat Crerand comforts an injured George Best while Bremner and Giles both try to convince Jack Taylor of their innocence. Taylor was one of the best referees this country ever produced. He was in charge for the 1974 World Cup final in which he awarded a penalty to Holland in the opening few minutes.
December 1969 and Nobby Stiles returns after having two knee operations. He started the game at Burnley with his right knee bandaged up. The only Burnley player I can name here is Ralph Coates, who later played for Tottenham. The player on the ball may be Steve Kindon.
Craven Cottage circa 1965. Nobody made use of the bird's eye view available from the trees behind the ground.
Craven Cottage circa 1965. Nobody made use of the bird's eye view available from the trees behind the ground.
Cracking photo. They both look so young !
Joe Jordan scores in a 3-0 win over the Gunners.
Arsenal again, this time at Villa Park in 1983. Norman Whiteside scores the goal that sent United to Wembley.
1983 wasn't a good year for Arsenal in the cup competitions. Steve Coppell celebrates his goal in a 4-2 win at Highbury in the League Cup semi-final.
@Moriarty excellent photos!