The Busby Babes: End Of A Dream 2/4

Documentary commemorating the 40th anniversary of the Munich air crash on February 6, 1958, in which 23 people, including eight Manchester United football players, were killed. Former team-mates, friends and relatives recall manager Matt Busby's two-time Championship-winning side.

[@Keithbarber]

By 1960, jet aircraft could do the journey without having to stop to refuel

[@tomduggan51]

Woodya, Thanks for this moving documentary-what great nights and events were those as English teams first ventured into Europe! Eerie though the tale of how the players helped sweep the wings and runway in Bilbao-I had not heard this story before.

[@ysgol3]

So amazing and touching to see Duncan's mother speaking 40 years after his death. I saw this wonderfully moving documentary live in 1998, forgot to tape it, and have wanted it to be repeated ever since. Now I think I know why it hasn't been, though couldn't they cut Savile out and repeat the rest ?

[@davidrhodes4001]

A DREAM THAT BECAME A NIGHTMARE. BEING 10 AT THE TIME WHAT HAPPENED THAT FATEFUL DAY SCARED ME AND THOUSANDS OF REDS FOR LIFE.I DO BELIEVE I WILL SEE THEM AGAIN. GOD BLESS THE FLOWERS OF MANCHESTER. DAVE MUSC HIGH PEAK BRANCH.

[@dondamon4669]

Duncan Edwards looks just like Paul Gazza ehen he was young, same shape as well!

[@dondamon4669]

This is great i remember watching the Busby babes clearly i was in my late 40s when the disaster happened

[@wolfman6941]

So you are over 100?

[@Rehash84]

"Spice Woman"

[@dondamon4669]

Who on earth would make a program and have that bloke on with the blue shirt and after looking at the footage still put him on the program?? Disrespectful towards Manchester United and the Babes! Just talking complete nonsense! Akso seems like a horrible bloke

[@wolfman6941]

The guy in the blue shirt is Brian Hughes. He was a much respected boxing trainer. After his death promoter Frank Warren said: "Between us we made many champions, Manchester legends and shared many good times along the journey that goes back many decades." Commentator Ian Darke described Hughes as "one of my favourite people in the sport". "They should build a statue of him," he added. Hughes spent more than 50 years coaching in the Collyhurst area of the city and was awarded an MBE for his services to the community. There is nothing in his reminiscing that is disrespectful to the Busby Babes. In future do your bloody homework before you type your crap.

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