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MUNICH REMEMBERED AND NEVER FORGOTTEN


Fact: Liverpool FC & Manchester City FC also had connections and tragedy in the crash.

Herbert Whalley who lost his life in the tragedy played for Liverpool as a guest in WW2 & Matt Busby who was injured, played for Liverpool from 1936 to 1939.

Frank Swift who also lost his life was a goalkeeper for Manchester City & England from 1933-1949 & also played for Liverpool as a guest during WW2.

Manchester United lost 10 1st team players in total as Jackie Blanchflower & Johnny Berry never played again due to there injuries sustained from the crash.

GEOFF
BENT

ROGER
BYRNE

EDDIE
COLMAN

DUNCAN
EDWARDS

MARK
JONES

TOMMY TAYLOR

DAVID
PEGG

BILLY
WHELAN

 

Club Officials

Walter Crickmer

Tom Curry

Herbert Whalley

Club Secretary

Club trainer

coach & youth development

 

Aircrew

Capt. Kenneth Rayment

 

Sportswriters

Alf Clarke

Don Davies

George Fellows

Tom Jackson

Archie Ledbrooke

Henry Rose

Eric Thompson

Frank Swift

Manchester
Evening Chronicle

Manchester
Guardian

Daily Herald

Manchester
Evening News

Daily Mirror

Daily Express

Daily Mail

News of the World

 

Others

Bela Miklos

Willie Santinoff

Tom Cable

Travel Agent

MUFC Supporter

Cabin Crew

Competition

preview: Wolverhampton Wanderers v MANCHESTER UNITED

PREMIERSHIP MATCHDAY 25

Molineux, Birmingham, 17.30pm GMT, Saturday 5th February 2011.

Team News

Team News

Darren Fletcher should be ok to return after recovering from an eye injury picked up during the Aston Villa game.

As is Rafael who is recovering well from the concussion he suffered at Blackpool.

Park Ji-Sung is likely to be rested after being involved in the Asian Cup.

InjuredINJURED/UNAVAILABLE

Doubtful

Referee's notebook & CardsSUSPENDED

Antonio Valencia (ankle)
Owen Hargreaves (hamstring)
Gary Neville (retired)

Darren Fletcher (blurred vision)
Park Ji-Sung (fatigue)
Rafael (concussion)

none

 


 

Team News

Jamie O'Hara could make his first start for Wolves after joining on loan from Tottenham after a substitute appearance in midweek.

Stephen Hunt (calf) missed the midweek game @ the Reebok Stadium clash and is expected to be missing.

InjuredINJURED/UNAVAILABLE

Doubtful

Referee's notebook & CardsSUSPENDED

Guedioura (broken leg)
Stephen Hunt (calf)
Kightly (knee)
Mancienne (knee)

 

Nathan Baker


Squads

Wolverhampton Wanderers (from): Hahnemann, Mouyokolo, Jarvis, Craddock, Jones, Ward, Fletcher, Ebanks-Blake, Stearman, Mujangi Bia, Vokes, Milijas, Elokobi, Hill, Hennessey, Zubar, Doyle, Henry, O'Hara, Hammill, Ebanks-Blake, Edwards, Foley.

Manchester United (from): Van der Sar, Kuszczak, Lindegaard, Rafael, O'Shea, Brown, Ferdinand, Vidic, Smalling, Evans, Evra, Fabio, Nani, Obertan, Carrick, Fletcher, Scholes, Gibson, Anderson, Giggs, Bebe, Rooney, Berbatov, Hernandez, Owen.

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Pre Match Press Conference Highlights

ON Gary Neville
"We've been discussing it for a few weeks. He wanted to do it on Sunday during international week.  But once the European squad was announced most of the press were alerted to that, so Gary wanted to get it done. He is a fantastic man, made a career out of his to be a professional.  He is an absolute legend at our club. Terrific example to all the young players here."

 

 "Gary will train with the rest of the team for the rest of the season. We want him to stay here. What he contributes in future years is what this club is about. It's a family club and he understands that. He's got a role to play as a coach, particularly with the young players."

 

ON Rafael & Darren Fletcher
"Rafael should be OK. He has trained. There are no further injuries. With Fletcher, we'll assess him today. His eye closed (against Villa), so he couldn't see properly. But I'm sure he'll be OK."

Match Official

Yellow CardRed Card
Match Officials
:

Referee: Michael Oliver
Assistant referees: Dave Bryan & Mick McDonough
Fourth official: Mike Jones

Wolverhampton Wanderers facts

Full name Wolverhampton Wanderers F.C.
Nickname(s) Wolves, The Wanderers
Founded 1877 (as St. Luke's)
Ground Molineux Stadium, Wolverhampton
(Capacity: 29,195)
Owner Steve Morgan OBE
Chairman Steve Morgan OBE
Manager Mick McCarthy

When was the last time?

We Won

We Drew

We Lost

06/11/2010 @ Old Trafford
Premiership
2-1
Park 45', 90' +3 netted for the Reds

former Red S.Ebanks-Blake 66' scored for Wolves

18/02/1984 @ Molineux
League Division One
1-1
Norman Whiteside scored for United

17/01/2004 @ Molineux
Premiership
0-1
Miller 67' scored the only goal of the game

Most's & Milestones

Bobby Charlton holds the record for Most Appearances for Manchester United against Wolverhampton Wanderers with 30.

Bobby Charlton holds the record for Most Goals for Manchester United against Wolverhampton Wanderers, making 30 appearances scoring 11 times.

Bobby Charlton holds the record for Most League Goals for Manchester United playing 606 games scoring 199 times.

Dimitar Berbatov is currently Manchester United's Leading Goalscorer for 2010/2011 season with 20 goals.

Wolverhampton Wanderers Match facts

Most Goals scored against Wolverhampton Wanderers in one match
10 goals on one occasion.

 

15/10/1892 @ North Road, (Monsall)

League Division One

Newton Heath Won 10-1

Donaldson x3, Stewart x3, Carson, Farman, Hendry, Hood scored for the Heathens
 

 

Most goals conceded against Wolverhampton Wanderers in one match
7 goals on one occasions.

 

26/12/1931 @ Molineux

League Division Two

Manchester United lost 0-7

 

Highest Aggregate Score in a Match v Wolverhampton Wanderers
11 goals
15/10/1892 @ North Road, (Monsall)

League Division One

Newton Heath Won 10-1

Donaldson x3, Stewart x3, Carson, Farman, Hendry, Hood scored for the Heathens
 

Biggest Margin of Victory v Wolverhampton Wanderers
10-1

15/10/1892 @ North Road, (Monsall)

 

Biggest Margin of Defeat
26/12/1931 @ Molineux

League Division Two

Manchester United lost 0-7

Record Attendance playing Wolverhampton Wanderers
75,285
Premiership
06/11/2010
Manchester United 2-1 Wolverhampton Wanderers
S.Ebanks-Blake 66' scored for Wolverhampton Wanderers

Park 45', 90' +3 scored for Manchester United

 

 

 

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Played a first team gave for both Manchester United & Wolverhampton Wanderers

Birch, Brian

Ebanks-Blake, Sylvan

Ferguson, Darren

Gibson, Darron

Ince, Paul

Irwin, Denis

Jones, David

McCalliog, Jim

McGarvey, Scott

               

Wrigglesworth, Billy

               

Club Connections


Ian Greaves
1953-1960

Ian Greaves played for Manchester United and also managed Wolverhampton Wanderers against United.


Frank Buckley
1906-1907

Major Frank Buckley played for Manchester United and also managed Wolverhampton Wanderers against United.

During WW1, Major
Franklin Charles Buckley commanded the famous Football Battalion as part of the Middlesex Regiment,
Franklin sustained wounds to the lung and shoulder in the Battle of the Somme and rose to the rank of Major.

Head to Head v Wolverhampton Wanderers

Opponents

Played

Won

Draw

Lost

For

Against

Diff

Win%

Wolverhampton Wanderers

95

46

16

33

163

140

23

48.4%

Opponent Manager v Newton Heath/Manchester United Head to Head

Manager

Played

Won

Draw

Lost

For

Against

Diff

win%

McCarthy, Mick

6

6

0

0

13

4

9

100.00%

Score Prediction

3-0 away win

Did you Know??

Ian Greaves former United Busby Babe & Wolves Manager played 75 times for United & never scored.

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