Dont be sleeping on Busby mate

@@sickboy6663 Agreed that Busby transformed the club massively. Top manager (even though he did drop my pen and run off when I was getting autographs at OT as a kid. He was about 76 at the time so he didn't need the hassle). But with Alex Ferguson, we were really going nowhere when he took over, the year after the Matt Busby pen thing. Without him, we now could be the sorta side that's up and down divisions, still with a fifty odd thousand ground. The trophies he won just edges Sir Matt for me, but it's definitely close. I see a certain Dutchman as the third in that Holy Trinity.

@@SpotlessLeopard Nice story mate! For me, i cant seperate them. I agree with everything youve said about SAF, however think what Busby had to do. Came in after OT was bombed in the war and built the 1st incarnation of the babes. Playing with kids hadnt been heard of at that point, and that team was on course to dominate world football. Tragedy struck, and Matt should really have died in that hospital, but he didnt. He came back to a team of made up unknowns, and a decade later built another team that won the Eurpoean Cup. Had it not been for Matt and Jimmy Murphy, there wouldnt be a Man Utd as we know it. Completly agree about 10H. I just hope he stays around to build a legacy 👍

I am learning from you guys

Acting like what he did at Aberdeen wasn't even more impressive

The greatest boss

Got that right.

Same here :)

Soo true, Tom cleverly, buttner, Danny welbeck, rafael, Jonny evans, macheda. Absolutely ridiculous

And thats why no other manager comes close. (Mourinho is probably the only manager that can eat in the same restuarant in that regards but not on the same table tho lol)

And Sir Matt Busby, don't forget he made a new team after the Munich air crash and a decade later won the European Cup :)