Let us take a nostalgic trip back in time to the age of Harry Stafford, Charlie Roberts, Sandy Turnbull, Joe Spence, Johnny Carey and Jack Rowley. These were the greats who made Manchester United great; legends for their immense contribution both on and off the pitch but now consigned to history. There are no shrines or statues to these players at Old Trafford yet without them, other legends might never have emerged, indeed the club itself might not exist. The Forgotten Legends brings to vivid life the careers of an elite set of footballers. They had two things in common: all made their United debuts before the start of the Second World War and none of them have had their story told in print before. HARRY STAFFORD -- The mysterious figure who saved Manchester United and then disappeared. CHARLIE ROBERTS -- Manchester United's first great captain and founder of the PFA. SANDY TURNBULL -- a figure who attracted controversy as easily as he did match winning goals. JOE SPENCE -- United's only true great between the wars, a legend among the fans. JOHNNY CAREY -- United's next great captain, leading the club back to glory. JACK ROWLEY -- A prolific striker with a fearsome reputation on and off the pitch.

This book chronologically lists the career of every player who appeared competitively for Manchester United from 1886 to 2019, broken down by season, including before and after their time with the club. League and cup stats are provided separately, as well as international games. Over 900 players are covered, ranging from the biggest stars to the relative unknowns.

This is a true story like no other: told from the perspective of a child who grew up in the Lebanese Civil War (1975-1990) from the age of three until young adulthood. It is a compelling recollection of all the drama he endured over the years: hiding in the basement as the building roof crumbled to the ground; evading the bombs on the way to school; maneuvering through deadly enemy checkpoints... There is a tale of forbidden love, and being forced to leave the girl he loved behind as his family attempted to escape the hellish ordeal. Amid the raging religious and political battles, there is a firsthand account of a boy trying to experience a semblance of a normal life: playing soccer, completing his education... staying alive.

This book chronologically lists the career of every player who appeared competitively for Manchester United from 1886 to 2017, broken down by season, including before and after their time with the club. League and cup stats are provided separately, as well as international games. Over 900 players are covered, ranging from the biggest stars to the relative unknowns.

Red Tales tells 12 stories from Manchester United's distant past, going all the way back to the Newton Heath days. There are stories about past managers, like West, Robson, Chapman and Duncan. There are stories about colourful characters, like Warner, Jenkyns, Anderson and Reid. And there are interesting tales about obscure incidents, like an attempt to burn Old Trafford and a daring case of player impersonation.