Ruben Amorim joins Sir Alex Ferguson at memorial service for victims of the Munich air disaster 67 years ago A memorial service was held outside Old Trafford to pay tribute to the victims of the tragedy on Thursday. Attended by members of the boys’ and girls’ team and academy teams. As well as a vigil at Manchesterplatz in Munich.
Some fans turned out to pay their respects outside Old Trafford. While the club live-streamed the service and posted on social media: “We loved them then and we love them now. โปรโมชั่นพิเศษจาก UFABET สมัครตอนนี้ รับโบนัสทันที Today and every day we remember the Busby Babes. #FlowersOfManchester.”
In 1958, 23 people were kill. When a plane carrying Manchester United players crashed through a runway fence and crashed into a house at Munich airport.
The plane, carrying 44 people, had stopped in Munich to refuel after a match in Yugoslavia. Where United beat Red Star Belgrade in the European Cup to reach the semi-finals, while the club
gathered to pay their respects on Thursday. Current manager Amorim was captured talking to Ferguson. Amorim
greeted fans as he arrived at the stadium ahead of United’s FA Cup fourth-round tie with Leicester on Friday night.
The Portuguese stood alongside women’s manager Mike Skinner at the ceremony. As well as men’s captains Maya Le Tissier and Bruno Fernandes.