Manchester United in Europe

Manchester United in Europe

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Synopsis

In 1956, Sir Matt Busby and Harold Hardman defied the authorities to enter the championship of champions. United's first thrilling encounters with the likes of Real Madrid and Benfica immediately caught the imagination of the fans, and Europe remains the challenge which gives the season its flavour. The European quest brought tragedy as well as glory for Manchester United with the Munich air crash in 1958. Amazingly, Busby rebuilt the club and ten years later, United conquered Europe. In 1999 Sir Alex Ferguson finally bridged the gap from Busby's era by winning the European Champions League.

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 480
Edition: New edition
Publisher: Coronet Books
Published: 05 Sep 2002

ISBN 10: 0340819391
ISBN 13: 9780340819395

Media Reviews
'For an absorbing read, 'Manchester United in Europe' is a must.' -- The Guardian 20011221 'A thorough, serious assessment of United's achievements.' -- The Times 20011013 'David Meek and Tom Tyrell have no shortage of fascinating raw material to pick over for their weighty overview of 45 years of footballing history.' -- Sunday Business Post (Dublin) 20011216
Author Bio
David Meek has written extensively about the Old Trafford club, including three books with Sir Alex Ferguson, the most recent being The Unique Treble. Tom Tyrrell, co-author of the Illustrated History of Manchester United, is a boyhood supporter and well-known local broadcaster.