Busby, Sir Matt
Busby, Sir Matt (1909–94) Scottish football player and manager. Busby played for Manchester City, Liverpool, and Scotland, before becoming manager (1945–69) of Manchester United. He survived the 1958 Munich air disaster (in which most of the famous ‘Busby Babes’ died) to build his third great side, and the first English club to win the European Cup (1968).
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Law backs Ronaldo to beat Best.
Newspaper article from: Lancashire Evening Post (Preston, England); 1/24/2008; 639 words
; ...that it is the shared philosophies of Sir Matt Busby and Ferguson that has allowed virtuoso...to get you the bulk of the goals. But Sir Matt gave his forward players freedom. You...wide. We were fortunate to play under Sir Matt because he wanted us to go out and entertain...
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Club's pilgrimage honours Sir Matt.
Newspaper article from: Northants Evening Telegraph (Kettering, England); 2/7/2008; 391 words
; ...strong links with legendary manager Sir Matt Busby who was seriously injured in the...The lounge contains a tribute to Sir Matt, including a photo of when he opened...couple of members who watched the Busby Babes play. Matt Busby typified everything...February 6, 1958, ...
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Legends say farewell to a North End hero.
Newspaper article from: Lancashire Evening Post (Preston, England); 1/9/2007; 210 words
; ...laughter. Team-mate Eric Jones told them of how Manchester United manager Sir Matt Busby asked the full-back to stay at Old Trafford before his move to Preston in 1948. Sir Matt drove him to Preston, stopped half way and said 'turn back, Joe, I do...
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Foulkes' emotional Munich reunion.
Newspaper article from: St. Helens, Prescot & Knowsley Reporter (St. Helens, England); 2/8/2008; 700+ words
; ...United marked the 50th anniversary of the tragedy. Sir Bobby Charlton, Bill Foulkes, Harry Gregg, Kenny Morgans...for sadness, but also reflection on the impact the Busby Babes, winners of five FA Youth Cups, had made on British...give fans the chance to learn about the legacy of the Busby ...
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Silence jeers won't cause re-think.
Newspaper article from: Lancashire Evening Post (Preston, England); 2/7/2008; 272 words
; ...the planned tribute to the 23 people, including eight of the Busby Babes, who died at Munich 50 years ago. A United spokesman said...silent as pictures of Duncan Edwards andother members of the Busby Babes beamed across massive screens at either end of the stadium...
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In the hotseat... ALEX FERGUSON.
Newspaper article from: Sunderland Echo (Pennywell, England); 8/31/2007; 243 words
; ...it only once. Ferguson would dearly love to make it two ? an achievement which would finally eclipse that of the legendary Sir Matt Busby. Further European achievements would be the key to his immortality in the record book but he will still be looking for...
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Busby Babe Bill to pay tribute to Munich victims.
Newspaper article from: St. Helens, Prescot & Knowsley Reporter (St. Helens, England); 2/6/2008; 224 words
; ...otherwise unharmed, going on to win the European Cup with Manchester United a decade later. In a book about the Busby Babes, The Busby Babes - Men of Magic, by Max Arthur, Foulkes recalled the disaster, which claimed the lives of 23 of the 44 people...
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Bellshill centre gets new gym.
Newspaper article from: Motherwell Times (Motherwell, Scotland); 1/30/2008; 162 words
; FACILITIES at the Sir Matt Busby Sports Complex in Bellshill have been given a boost with the opening of a new [pounds sterling]150,000 state-of-the-art gym...
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Recording unearthed of Munich survivors in hospital.
Newspaper article from: Isle of Man Newspapers (Douglas, England); 2/11/2008; 341 words
; ...tape recording of private messages from the Manchester United Busby Babes recovering in a German hospital ward, after the 1958 Munich...added: 'Nobody will ever convince me otherwise that, had the Busby Babes been allowed to progress, within another two or three years...
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Trophies for Iaksa students.
Newspaper article from: Cumbernauld News (Cumbernauld, Scotland); 6/11/2008; 182 words
; ...Cumbernauld Iaksa kickboxing club recently competed in the first All-Styles Contact Circuit of the year which was held in the Sir Matt Busby Leisure Centre, Bellshill. The competition boasted over 200 competitiors on the day. Various martial art styles fought...
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