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Tribute to Munich Tragedy
Thursday 13th of December 2007 12:03:34 PM
Manchester Evening News reports that for the derby on February 10, 2008, the Blues will be wearing a new kit for their match against United. This kit will honor the people lost in the horrible Munich crash 50 years ago especially one of their own, Frank Swift, goalkeeper to the Blues. This blue kit will have an embroidered shirt
with a black ribbon and the words, ‘Manchester Remembers’. These kits will have no sponsorship on them to best pay tribute to those lost in the air crash. Due to some negativity in the past, the Head of Communications Paul Tyrell has made a statement reporting that there will be no negativity tolerated during this special honoring. If there is he has the ability to use banning orders. The teams have been working closely with the Centenary Supports Association to make this tribute a success. Honoring those in lost and respecting the family members and friends is the only thing this occasion is about. Unfortunately, these shirts will not be for sale and are just for the team at this time. Feel free to have your own special shirts to commemorate the occasion and come to the derby to pay respects.
(c) Sarah Jones,www.sxc.hu
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