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Guardian: The Joy of Six: Charity Shields | Scott Murray
[The Guardian (blog)] - It's easy to forget that Matt Busby's side weren't expected to beat Leicester City in the FA Cup final; their status as surprise winners, still a work in progress, was cruelly exposed by champions Everton in the subsequent Charity Shield.
Manchester United captains: The modern era
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[Manchester Evening News] - The sad consequence of the Robson signing was that Sir Matt Busby quit the board because he believed more than a million pound for any player was madness. Busby never doubted Robbo's qualities, though, and continued to enjoy his influence on the Reds
Manchester United Glory days and hard times - the men who led Manchester United
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[Manchester Evening News] - After the tragedy, Matt Busby had handed the captaincy to survivors, Bill Foulkes and Dennis Viollet. But the Reds boss believed an outsider, not immediately touched and affected by the disaster, had to take his rebuilt team by the scruff of its neck
Swim event is a splash hit with charity
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[Motherwell Today] - The fun day was held at the Sir Matt Busby Sports Centre in Bellshill and other activities on offer included a seven-a-side football tournament, face painting, bouncy castle and beat the goalie. A total of £560 was raised for the Make-A-Wish Foundation
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