Marley
@grandmastersupreme
Married to @askylitocean.bsky.social
I'm so devastated to hear about Diogo Jota. I really admired him at Wolves and was gutted he went to Liverpool but not surprised because he was a brilliant player. The news is so tragic and will be felt by those who knew him for a lifetime. Awful news to wake up to. RIP.
If you haven't already, block this right wing nutjob but before you do, report his 3 misleading posts as he's only here to spread misinformation and hatred because he knows this site is full of an audience he doesn't receive much love from. Then report his account. THEN block. Highly recommend it.
I got an air fryer recently enough and have used it a lot for dinner but tonight I used it to bake gluten free chocolate chip banana bread and it turned out nice.
Ken Rayment, pilot and WWII Flying Ace who served between 1940 to 1945, died on this day in Munich in 1958 aged 37, after the plane carrying the Manchester United team he was co pilot of, crashed on the runway.
Donny Davies, football journalist and former cricketer, died on this day in Munich in 1958, aged 65. He has been described as one of the best football journalists of his time, bringing morr depth to it.
Frank Swift, journalist and former professional footballer who played for Manchester City between 1933 to 1949 making 338 appearances, as well as 19 for England, died on this day in Munich in 1958, aged 44. He was working with News of the World at the time.
Walter Crickmer, Manchester United club secretary and twice manager between 1931 to 1932 and 1937 to 1945, died on this day in Munich in 1958, age 58. He is one of the key figures in Manchester United's focus on youth development.
Tom Curry, Manchester United coach, died in Munich on this day in 1958, age 63. He played for Newcastle United between 1919 to 1929 making 211 appearances and for Stockport County from 1929 to 1930, where he retired and then began coaching. He joined United in 1934 as a coach.
Bert Whalley, Manchester United coach and former player, died on this day in Munich in 1958, aged 44. He played for United between 1934 to 1948. The war disrupted his career as a player, as it did for many. He began working as a coach after his paying career ended in 1948 due to an eye injury.
Billy Whelan, Manchester United forward, died on this day in Munich in 1958, aged 22. He joined United in 1953 as an 18 year old, making 79 first team appearances where he scored 43 goals and won two League titles. He also played for Ireland 4 times.
Tommy Taylor, Manchester United Centre Forward, died on this day in Munich in 1958, aged 26. He joined the club in 1953 after 4 years with Barnsley. He went on to make 166 appearances with United, scoring 112 goals and winning the league twice.
David Pegg, Manchester United forward, died aged 22 on this day in 1958 in Munich. He joined the club in 1950, making his first team debut against Middlesborough in 1952. He made one appearance for England in 1957.
Mark Jones, Manchester United centre half who made 103 senior appearances for the club, died on this day in 1958 in Munich, aged 24. He joined the club in 1948 after leaving school.
Duncan Edwards, Manchester United midfielder, died in hospital on February 21st 1958, age 21 as a result of the plane crash on February 6th. He's seen as one of the greatest players in the club's history, with potential for much more. When he woke up, he was worried about missing a match vs Wolves.
Eddie Colman, Manchester United midfielder. Died aged 21 on this day in Munich, 1958. Joined the club in 1952 after leaving school and made 108 first team appearances for the club.
Roger Byrne, Manchester United Full Back and the first of the legendary Busby Babes. Died aged 28 on this day in Munich. Joined Manchester United in 1949 and went on to make 245 appearances for them where he won 3 league titles, as well as 33 caps for England.
Geoff Bent, Manchester United Left Back. Died aged 25 on this day in 1958 in Munich. Born in Salford in 1932, he joined the club as a youth in 1948. In 1946 at 13, he saved a child from drowning in a canal.
United's flag is deepest red, It shrouded all our Munich dead. Before their limbs grew stiff & cold, Their heart blood dyed it's every fold. Then raise United's banner high, Beneath it's shade we'll live & die. So keep the faith & never fear, We'll keep the red flag flying here.
I was trying to do something but she kept reaching out to me with her front paws while standing on her back legs. She does it all the time. All she wants is for me to give her love, haha. Now she's happy and made a bed out of my arm on the bed while I'm on the floor. Love her, hehe.
The Captian & the manager made it clear United supports LGBTQ+ rights & that it's one player who felt uncomfortable wearing a rainbow jacket, which is disappointing but not surprising given his background, sadly. But as an LGBTQ+ United fan, I know where the club stands. They show it all the time.
A hungry feelin..came o'er me stealin.. And the mice were squealin..in my prison cell.. And the auld triangle..went jingle jangle! All along the banks of the Royal Canal..
“Well, I ask him which way he thinks it should be done, we get down to it, we talk about it for 20 minutes & then we decide I was right.” - Brian Clough when asked what he does when a player questions his methods. Truly elite. A League title, back to back CLs for NOTTINGHAM FOREST. Pep could never.