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Did a book on just what an impossible question this is, particularly as I went back in history to 1878. Billy Meredith, Joe Spence, Johnny Carey all deserve big shouts to be included. In the end I selected from 1954 when first went . We agree on 6!

Three of them! Great 11 though

He is in my best 11. Despite only appearing from 16-21 he was so obviously going to be the best player in the world baring injury, it was a true loss to the game

Understand, I had the two as midfield in 4-2-4.

Thank you Padraic.

Agree totally with word legends. My book on a possible best ever United,Xl showed these are two who deserve recognition. Meredith 300 games for both United & City winning league & Cup with both,45 caps Wales. Soence still in top 10 or so of United,appearances AND,goal scorers.

The full story of a very interesting life and career. Copies still available Bishop Auckland FC

The side was led by Laurence Cassidy, a Manchester school master who Matt Busby played as centre forward to guide the younger players. Cassidy himself was a Prolific goal scorer. Bobby Charlton played at times for the A side. It was United's last season in the Manchester Lge.

Was at this game, remember backing United to win Cup at 8/1 put fiver on. Went to the final, Southampton 6/1 on the day! Did not lay bet off that confident. Quiet journey home!

Mal Winkles - Football Nostalgia Forever Green Ron Hudson Old Orient Pics Leyton Orient (books) 🇪🇺 💙 Non League Crowds Pat was a red! Roy Cavanagh MBE

I was 11 Elton, can recall from around 4pm UK time in the Thursday, the following day and now 67 years on. They are never forgotten...

Pity Lancashire members not even given the opportunity!

Game v Leeds 1964 caused the sides to come off late in 2nd half. I interviewed the referee Jim Finney who said he could not see who players were .Took them off, Leeds winning 1-0 and Don Revie went berserk. In the end Jim went back as smoke died down, game completed, same score.

Bobby Harrop? Def not Tommy Heron he was after Munich.

Enjoyable day watching CheshireCCC play Wiltshire at Alderley Edge.

Hi Rob great tribute, did you not go to Partizan ground where the match was actually played as Red Star stadium could not take numbers who wanted to attend?

The Partizan ground hosted all internationals then as well, held 55,000 whilst Red,Star held about 30,000. Denand for tickets was huge hence the switch.England played there 3 months after the crash and lost 5-0! United certainly played there in 1966 semi final of European Cup.

No, but was involved in the hotel query being sorted.

Yes, via Bishop Auckland FC where all profits are intended for. Thank you for interest, best of with your new book.

They also have this which might be of interest, showing how Bishop Auckland FC helped #manchesterunited after Munich.