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MANCHESTER, England : Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag laid a wreath in the centre of the storied Old Trafford pitch on Tuesday in a stirring tribute to club great Bobby Charlton ahead of their Champions League group-stage match against FC Copenhagen.
Paul Scholes has crowned Sir Bobby Robson as the best player England has ever produced and said the football legend ‘epitomised’ everything Manchester United stands for.
Erik ten Hag insists Manchester United will seek inspiration from the club's Holy Trinity of George Best, Denis Law and Sir Bobby Charlton for their pivotal Champions League tie against Copenhagen.
Manchester United are expected to pay further tribute to Bobby Charlton ahead of Tuesday’s night’s Champions League match at Old Trafford.
Manchester United fans have flocked to Old Trafford to pay tribute to Sir Bobby Charlton following his death aged 86.
Manchester United have been down this path more than once before in recent times. On occasions it has worked out for them and they have got their man, but they've not always been so lucky.
Erik ten Hag lauded Jimmy Murphy as the "main person" in the history of Manchester United as the club prepares to unveil a statue of the former coach.
We probably shouldn’t be waving big meaty slabs of succulent temptation in front of fate’s drooling maw, so apologies in advance to all affected supporters should the worst happen this evening. But facts are facts are facts: Scotland have a surprisingly good record against Spain. Their first-ever World Cup qualifying match that wasn’t part of the old Home Championship was against the Spanish at Hampden in May 1957, and if you think the Scots are underdogs tonight, then this was another level altogether. Scotland’s team was made up from players from Clyde, Charlton and second-tier wastrels Liverpool, while Spain were a glamorous amalgam of the brightest stars from Barcelona and Real Madrid. The Spanish forward line that evening consisted of Ladislao Kubala, Alfredo Di Stéfano, Luis Suárez and Paco Gento. Time to crank that old Sunday Post-o-meter up to 11: jings, crivvens, help ma boab!