– Vi elsket dere da, vi elsker dere nå
REAKSJONER: Ole Gunnar Solskjær og Bryan Robson la ned krans for å minnes ofrene for München-ulykken. I dag er alt annet lagt til side – og fotballfamilien samles.
Onsdag ettermiddag ble det avholdt en markering utenfor Old Trafford, og Ole Gunnar Solskjær, Michael Carrick og Kieran McKenna var blant de som representerte dagens United.
United-manager Ole Gunnar Solskjær forklarte hvorfor det er viktig at 6.februar markeres i dag, 61 år etter ulykken.
– Jeg mener det er viktig fordi det er en så betydelig del av vår historie. Den dagen vil forbli i minnene våre og historien for all evig ettertid, sa Solskjær, ifølge manutd.com.
– Det er mange år siden, men nye supportere som kommer til må lære om ulykken og historien, la Solskjær til.
#FlowersOfManchester pic.twitter.com/RrY1DJFaVE
— Manchester United (@ManUtd) February 6, 2019
På denne svært spesielle dagen for alle med et United-hjerte, er det vakkert å se at det mørkeste kapittelet i klubbens historie ikke glemmes av dagens aktører.
På denne dagen har ikke klubbtilhørighet noe å si. Det er en dag vi skal minnes de som aldri kom hjem igjen.
I denne saken har vi samlet noen av reaksjonene som har kommet ut i sosiale medier.
We loved you then, we love you now. R.I.P 🙏🏾🖤 pic.twitter.com/dDz9C75GXo
— Marcus Rashford (@MarcusRashford) February 6, 2019
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, Michael Carrick and Bryan Robson in attendance at the memorial for the 61st anniversary of the Munich Air Disaster #TheFlowersOfManchester pic.twitter.com/U0SauP7HIy
— Dan O'Toole (@dan_otoole_) February 6, 2019
When I was lucky enough to join United, no one ever spoke about the tragedy, we just had a sense of playing for the boss, for Bobby and Bill who stayed in the team. In 68 we lifted the European Cup and that night was for them and the United family who will never be forgotten pic.twitter.com/10IDZVxu5U
— Alex Stepney (@AlexStepney1) February 5, 2019
When you are a true @ManUtd fan or player you know what time it is … never forget. #BusbyBabes #FlowersOfManchester #ManUtd #history pic.twitter.com/ovTAZiEIzc
— Patrice Evra (@Evra) February 6, 2019
Sixty-one years on… we will never forget ❤️ @ManUtd #BusbyBabes #FlowersofManchester pic.twitter.com/G8HxG3Pk5d
— Rio Ferdinand (@rioferdy5) February 6, 2019
🗓️ February 6th 1958
🕒 3.04pm#FlowersOfManchester #MUFC pic.twitter.com/ZvWlxPnGu1— BBC RM Sport (@BBCRMsport) February 6, 2019
6th February 1958. We will never forget.
A truly moving tribute by Sky Sports. RIP Busby Babes. #FlowersOfManchester 🌹😓 pic.twitter.com/QCSczfZg8e
— United Xtra (@utdxtra) February 6, 2019
Remembering the #FlowersOfManchester at our previous home game.
🎥: @Andrew_Wall pic.twitter.com/K6gdRxl0DE
— Manchester United (@ManUtd) February 6, 2019
We will never forget. #FlowersOfManchester pic.twitter.com/L1rttEzgXf
— Andrew Cole (@vancole9) February 6, 2019
61 years, always remembered… #FlowersOfManchester pic.twitter.com/kRlfmZ1Hlx
— Chris Smalling (@ChrisSmalling) February 6, 2019
We will never forget them @ManUtd
Nunca los olvidaremos. pic.twitter.com/YtFwZnJ3oN— Antonio Valencia (@anto_v25) February 6, 2019
We will never forget.#FlowersOfManchester pic.twitter.com/uYid97satc
— Rafael da Silva (@orafa2) February 6, 2019
No fan,player, manager or club official should ever go to a game and not return home safely.
Never forget #FlowersOfManchester
— Robbie Fowler (@Robbie9Fowler) February 6, 2019
Never forgotten.#FlowersOfManchester pic.twitter.com/B1BM7Zsc8L
— Arsenal FC (@Arsenal) February 6, 2019
Today we remember the #FlowersofManchester.
Gone but never forgotten. pic.twitter.com/4NqE2JYEO5
— Borussia Dortmund (@BlackYellow) February 6, 2019
The thoughts of #LFC are with all those affected by the Munich air disaster.
61 years ago today, but never forgotten.#FlowersOfManchester pic.twitter.com/w58abbgpYO
— Liverpool FC (@LFC) February 6, 2019
61 years on. Forever in our thoughts. #FlowersOfManchester pic.twitter.com/DORetMq04g
— LaLiga (@LaLigaEN) February 6, 2019
We will never forget 🙏 #FlowersOfManchester pic.twitter.com/2rrKj28s6k
— Luke Shaw (@LukeShaw23) February 6, 2019
Never forgotten.#FlowersOfManchester https://t.co/eTLaWxvrQb
— England (@England) February 6, 2019
