United Through Time - a Man United history podcast
@UtdThroughTime
🎙️Documenting the history of Manchester United via the most influential individuals in the club's history. Next: James W. Gibson🔴⚪️⚫️
Host: @HarryRobinson64
5️⃣Episode Five: Charlie Roberts
⚽Outcast from football
🚬A tobacconist
🏆A two-time title winner, FA Cup winner
🏴England international
🗣️With @GaryJamesWriter@markmetcalf07 @paddybarclay, R Butler & Charlie's grandson, Ted.
▶️https://t.co/Gq8yLJjgKM
⏰ Out tonight at 7:30pm... Lifeblood.
A new documentary series with unprecedented access to one of sport's most successful institutions, Manchester United's Academy.
Where did it all start? What role does 90 years of history play in today's development?
🏟️ Identity comes first: Why United must take a step back before deciding Old Trafford's future
With lessons from Venice & Athens, I consider what really defines #mufc's identity & why it's important to the OT debate.
In tomorrow morning's newsletter:
https://t.co/MSbZcCirAJ
On this day in 1880, Manchester United played their first recorded game.
Newton Heath L&YR were beaten 6-0 by Bolton Wanderers' second XI. It was a long journey to FA Cup and title glory three decades later...
The full story is in my book, available ⬇️
https://t.co/QEjKsMKCRy
Harry Worrall features in The Men Who Made Manchester United as one of the many players signed by Louis Rocca in an unorthodox fashion.
Read the story below.
You can buy the book here, if you're interested: https://t.co/QEjKsMK520
On this day in 1902, Manchester United FC played its first-ever game, against Gainsborough Trinity.
Charlie Richards began a century-long tradition of late goals in a 1-0 win for the Reds.
Why 1902, not 1878? And where did the name come from?
Answers in the thread below 🧵
🚨 Some news...
I've written a book!
The Men Who Made Manchester United tells the incredible, untold story of the eight pioneers who built and rebuilt #mufc before Sir Matt Busby.
"‘A fine book with incredible attention to detail." - @AndyMitten
https://t.co/kf3pGvM00e
🚨 In my weekly newsletter tomorrow morning:
🇩🇰 What it was like to interview Rasmus Højlund
🛡️ The story of the first-ever Charity Shield (won by #mufc)
📕 More about my upcoming book
➡️ Subscribe here: https://t.co/dH5t2xUukP
Looking forward to this. Just recognition for the human manifestation of that now-clichéd 'United DNA' whose actions before (it shouldn't be forgotten) and after Munich defined the club's identity and culture for decades to come: youthful, attacking, never-say-die football.
On 11 March 1941, Old Trafford football stadium, the home of #ManUtd, was hit by a bomb aimed at the industrial complex of Trafford Park.
If your family passed on any stories or objects relating to the Manchester Blitz, share them with us at: https://t.co/Ce7yFaIUe8.
Remembering Dennis Walker on his birthday today, Manchester United's first non-white player with a remarkable story that was forgotten for many, many years.
Last year, his family were invited to Old Trafford, and United Review looked back at an incredible life.
Rob Page is the second man to lead Wales to a World Cup. He follows in the footsteps of United hero, and fellow son of the Rhondda, Jimmy Murphy.
https://t.co/oHgWGSsaVM
Absolutely love this from Di Law, daughter of Denis, on retrospectively watching his career, holidaying with George Best and facing her dad’s Alzheimer’s and dementia diagnosis as a family. A truly unique story.
https://t.co/1V4x2VxOoP
120 years ago this month, John Henry Davies stepped in to save the bankrupt Newton Heath club. It was reborn as Manchester United.
Listen to his story below in a two-part documentary on one of the men who made Manchester United ⬇️
A portly and bespectacled man, John Henry Davies could be ruthless in business but also kindly sympathetic and charitable.
He was President of Manchester United for 25 years.
🎧Listen to Episode Three: JH Davies
🎙On acast, Spotify and Apple Podcasts
▶️https://t.co/gog4JHNM6o
@MrPaulCarson Only just seen this, Paul. Thanks for sharing that, glad it can bring some calm amidst the current shambles. We'll do new episodes one day, when time allows!
Part Two begins with the German invasion of Poland in 1939. It tells the story of how Manchester, and United, survived during the war, how the Academy was maintained and then of how Crickmer set #mufc up for Busby, the 1948 FA Cup. And Munich.
Out now.
🎧https://t.co/8j7Uhkv2Qg
Part One of Episode Seven: Walter Crickmer tells you the previously untold story of his childhood and upbringing, details the 1930s crisis at United and explains the full story behind the creation of the club's Academy.
It's the story of how the United DNA was formed.
1️⃣Series One of United Through Time - a Manchester United history podcast
❓What is United Through Time? Here's all you need to know in less than a minute.
⬇️And info on every episode of Series One in the following thread.