Manchester United in the European Cup in 1957-8

[manchesterunitedman1]

Here are a few odds n ends i have been fortunate to collect over the years for the 1957-8 Season in Europe that started with so much promise....

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[derby1884]

Followed the link - fascinating stuff, Leslie.
An hour had flown by before I knew it.
I didn't realise that one of the 44 passengers on that plane was a baby. I'm assuming the child survived but if you could verify that it would be good to know.
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[manchesterunitedman1]

Harry Gregg ran into the burning plane and rescued the child who he heard crying and Mother True Hero never considered his own safety.
Thanks for Viewing appreciate it.

Regards

L
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[Pete’s Picture Palace]

Wasn't the rescued mother Mrs Lukic, mother of Leeds keeper John? I thought I heard that somewhere.

[colchestersid]

Pete’s Picture Palace wrote:

Wasn't the rescued mother Mrs Lukic, mother of Leeds keeper John? I thought I heard that somewhere.

Mrs Lukic and daughter did survive the crash but they were not related to John Lukic

[Pete’s Picture Palace]

colchestersid wrote:

Pete’s Picture Palace wrote: Wasn't the rescued mother Mrs Lukic, mother of Leeds keeper John? I thought I heard that somewhere. Mrs Lukic and daughter did survive the crash but they were not related to John Lukic

Thanks Sid

[derby1884]

manchesterunitedman1 wrote:

Harry Gregg ran into the burning plane and rescued the child who he heard crying and Mother True Hero never considered his own safety. Thanks for Viewing appreciate it. Regards L

Thanks Leslie, that's real heroism.

David Peace's book "Munichs" arrived in the post last week. I bought it on the strength of an excellent write-up it received in the Guardian.
Have you read it yet?
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[manchesterunitedman1]

No i have not, I know it is a different angle on the matter, but to be honest as Manchester United fans we have all had to grow up with it.
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[Cantona93]

derby1884 wrote:

manchesterunitedman1 wrote: Harry Gregg ran into the burning plane and rescued the child who he heard crying and Mother True Hero never considered his own safety. Thanks for Viewing appreciate it. Regards L Thanks Leslie, that's real heroism. David Peace's book "Munichs" arrived in the post last week. I bought it on the strength of an excellent write-up it received in the Guardian. Have you read it yet?

I'm 25% through it. It really brings the harrowing events and aftermath to life though it could perhaps have done with a little more artistic licence. Not sure about the title though from a United fan's perspective.