No thread about the Munich Disaster?

TranceAddict Forums (www.tranceaddict.com/forums)
- Sports Discussion
-- No thread about the Munich Disaster?

Posted by Simcut on Feb-06-2008 23:51:

No thread about the Munich Disaster?

RIP to all of those that died in 1958.

I just watched 2 documentaries about it on the TV, very moving stuff. Harry Gregg is a legend.

Posted by Dj O'Callaghan on Feb-06-2008 23:58:

Re: No thread about the Munich Disaster?

quote:
Originally posted by Simcut
RIP to all of those that died in 1958.

I just watched 2 documentaries about it on the TV, very moving stuff. Harry Gregg is a legend.

RIP

+1 To Harry Gregg the bloke saved lives on that day, takes guts to do what he did.

Posted by Simcut on Feb-07-2008 00:03:

Yep, and shows what a great guy he is that he refuses to be called a hero. He made a couple of choice comments about people writing books about the Munich Crash who werent even there......great guy. He should be a 'Sir', without a doubt.

Did you watch the brief video footage of Duncan Edwards? my god, he looked an amazing player....the goal where he ran past 5/6 defenders like they werent there.

Sad couple of programs, though they were very interesting.....I felt really choked up

Posted by verndogs on Feb-11-2008 00:40:

It's nice to know that City fans observed the moment of silence for a minute after all this hoopla about their hardcore fanbase causing a disturbance.

Posted by sleepydragon on Feb-11-2008 11:52:

quote:
Originally posted by verndogs
It's nice to know that City fans observed the moment of silence for a minute after all this hoopla about their hardcore fanbase causing a disturbance.

to be fair it was only the media that were stirring that shit up i dont think any city fans ever said that they wouldnt hold the minutes silence.

Posted by The_G0dfather on Feb-11-2008 18:44:

RIP

Nice to see an impressive minute of silence at Old Trafford.