blythy
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I was only born in '83, and I have the answer
Originally posted by blythy:
<strong>I was only born in '83, and I have the answer </strong><hr></blockquote>
thats cos you stole it from elsewhere!
Originally posted by golden_blunder:
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thats cos you stole it from elsewhere!</strong><hr></blockquote>
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Originally posted by blythy:
<strong>between 1946 and 1950 he played</strong><hr></blockquote>
oh for fecks sake!
Originally posted by blythy:
<strong>between 1946 and 1950 he played</strong><hr></blockquote>
Laurent Blanc?
Originally posted by True Treble Reds:
<strong>Was it Jack Rowley, Denis Law, Dennis Viollet, Joe Spence, George Best, Stan Pearson, David Herd or Tommy Taylor?</strong><hr></blockquote>
no
Originally posted by yaps:
<strong>Charlie Mitten ladies and gents - no need to worry</strong><hr></blockquote>
Yaps stop copying me
Originally posted by blythy:
<strong>Ooh, a tie-break, you're both right, and posted at the same time!</strong><hr></blockquote>
call a stewards enquiry!
The key men in Busby's network would be Joe Armstrong (assigned the duty of finding schoolboy talent in the north of England), Bob Harper and Bob Bishop (keeping eagle-eyes on potential stars in Belfast), and Billy Behan (taking care of business in Dublin).
Once taken on, youngsters were coaxed and groomed by coach Bert Whalley and trainer Tom Curry. They were winners of the FA Youth Cup tournament, first introduced in the 1952-53 season, for five successive years, giving Busby a formidable and reliable source of new and exciting talent. The Busby Babes had arrived, though no-one yet had coined the nickname.
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Originally posted by blythy:
<strong>Bert Whalley?</strong><hr></blockquote>
Spot on lad
Originally posted by yaps:
<strong>The your question be wrong - Whalley joined 2 years after Busby</strong><hr></blockquote>
"Bert Whalley had been chosen regularly at half back, however in 1947 he decided to hang up his books and take a coaching job under Busby. This would prove to be highly significant in future years. Bert Whalley was an instant success as a coach, guiding, developing, and motivating a group of youngsters at the Club who would find recognition of their own in the near future, this group of youngsters would be later known to the Football world as: The Busby Babes."
Originally posted by blythy:
<strong>OK, a slightly easier one this time;
Against what team did George Best, Bobby Charlton and Denis Law play together in the Manchester United team for the first time?</strong><hr></blockquote>
It would have been around 63 i think but cant think who the opponents were without looking it up. which im not doing now, cos im going to bed. some of us have work in the morning!
Originally posted by golden_blunder:
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"Bert Whalley had been chosen regularly at half back, however in 1947 he decided to hang up his books and take a coaching job under Busby. This would prove to be highly significant in future years. Bert Whalley was an instant success as a coach, guiding, developing, and motivating a group of youngsters at the Club who would find recognition of their own in the near future, this group of youngsters would be later known to the Football world as: The Busby Babes."</strong><hr></blockquote>
Yes... but he joined as a coach after Busby joined, the coaches in place at the time before he was a coach were - Bill Inglis, Tom Curry and Jimmy Murphy - 2 years later Whalley was added to that, a mis worded question perhaps but never mind
Originally posted by golden_blunder:
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Laurent Blanc? </strong><hr></blockquote>
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Originally posted by WeasteDevil:
<strong>I'll ask the question anyway!
How many goals has David May scored in European Competition (all of them) football (not just for United)?
Should be easy! </strong><hr></blockquote>
hmmm he scored against Porto..is it 1?
Originally posted by yaps:
<strong>Charlie Mitten ladies and gents - no need to worry - scored 23 goals in the 49 season in league and cup games, sold on for 20,000 to fulham</strong><hr></blockquote>
Bloody hell! Proud as I am of our glorious history, I only expect lessons like that from a scouser!