Manchester United
Editor's profile of Manchester United in this paragraph
Abbreviation: Manchester United
Nickname: The Red Devils
Club was founded in 1878 (Newton Heath, renamed Manchester United on April 28th, 192
City where the club is located: Manchester City.
officially became a professional club: 1892
City: Manchester, England
Home: Old Trafford
Address: Sir Matt Busby Way, Old Trafford, GB-Manchester, M16 RA
Stadium capacity: 76,212 people
Official mailbox: webmaster@manutd.com
Current head coach: Sir Alex Ferguson
Manchester United team song: Lift It High
Glory Glory Man United
Sign Up for T. He Champions
Come on You Reds
No. Name (English) Birthday Joining Year Original Club Transfer Fee
Goalkeeper
1 Edwin vander Sar October 29, 197 Fulham 25 2 million pounds
12 Ben Foster) 19. 3-4-83 Stoke City 1 million pounds in 25
29 Tomasz Kuszczak March 2, 1982 West Bromwich 3 million pounds in 26
38 Thomas Heaton)1986 April 15, 1986 Youth Army-
Defender < Gary Neville, February 18th, 1975, Youth Corps-Captain
3 Patrice Patrice Evra, May 15th, 1981, Monaco, 5.5 million pounds
5 rio ferdinand, November 7th, 1978, Leeds United in 22. 31.12 million pounds
6 wes brown on October 13, 1979, Youth Army in 1996-
15 Nemanja Vidic on October 21, 1981, 7 million pounds in Sparta Moscow in 26
2 Fábio Pereira da Silva. On July 9, 199, 28, Rafael Da Silva, Nence, Fromi
21. July 9, 199, Fromi
22 John O'Shea (John O 'Shea) April 3, 1981, 1998 Youth Army-
23 Jonny Evans (Jonny Evans) January 3, 1988, Sunderland returned on loan in 24
Midfielder
4 Owen Hargreaves (. ) January 2th, 1981 Bayern Munich 17 million pounds in 27
7 C Ronaldo February 5th, 1985 Sporting Lisbon 12.24 million pounds in 23
8 Anderson April 13th, 1988 Porto 17 million pounds in 27
11 Ryan Giggs. (Ryan Giggs) November 29, 1973, Youth Corps in 199-
13 Park Ji-sung February 25, 1981 Eindhoven 4 million pounds in 25
16 michael carrick July 28, 1981, Tottenham Hotspur 18.6 million pounds in 26.
17 Nani November 17, 1986 Sporting in Lisbon in 27 14 million pounds
18 paul scholes November 16, 1974 Youth Army-
24 darren fletcher February 1, 1984 Youth Army-
28 Darron Gibson)1987 October 25, 1987 Wolves returned to p>34 on loan in 25. February 13th, 1989, 28 Brazil International
43 Sam Hewson)1988 November 28th, 1988, 27 Youth Army-
striker Dimitar Berbatov January 3th, 1981, Tottenham Hotspur 3.75 million pounds
1 Wayne rooney in 28. Rooney) October 24th, 1985, Everton 27 million pounds in 24
32 Carlos Tevez February 5th, 1984, West Ham leased
47 Danny Wellbeck)199 November 26th, 199, 28 [2] Youth Army-
26 Manucho Mateus Alberto returned to Panathinaiks on loan in March 7, 1983
Head coach Sir Alex Ferguson of Scotland
Top League champion in England: 17 times (198, 1911, 1952, 1956, 1957, 1965, 1967, 1993, 1994, 1996, 1997, 1999, 2, 21, 23, 27, 28) including English Premier League champions: 1 times (1993, 1994, 1996, 28)
English FA Cup champion: 11 times (199, 1948, 1963, 1977, 1983, 1985, 199, 1994, 1996, 1999, 24)
English League Cup champion: 2 times (1992, 1956, 1957, 1965, 1967, 1977, 1983, 199, 1993, 1994, 1996, 1997, 23, 27, 28)
European Champions Cup champion: 3 times (1967-68, 27-8)
European Cup Winners' Cup Champion: 1 time (199-91)
European Super Cup Champion: 1 time (1991)
Toyota Cup Champion: 1 time (1999)
Edit the club's most
European highest victory record: Manchester United 1- RSC.
the highest victory record in the league: Manchester United 9- Ipswich, 1995/3/4
The highest victory record in the FA Cup: Manchester United 8- Yeorville City, 1949/2/12
The biggest defeat in history: Manchester United -7 Blackburn Rovers (League One on April 1, 1926)
Manchester United -7 Aston Villa (League One on December 27, 193)
Manchester United -7 Wolves (League Two on December 26, 1931) 89 Manchester United vs Blackburn (31st round of the Premier League, March 31st, 27)
Maximum number of spectators away from home: 81,565 Manchester United vs Yeovil City (5th round of the FA Cup, February 12th, 1949)
Minimum number of spectators at home: 75,115
Average number of spectators at home: 75. 842
The highest score in a single season league (2 points): 64 points (League One in 1956-57)
The highest score in a single season league (3 points): 92 points (League One in 1993-94)
The highest score in a single season league: 13 goals (League One in 1956-57, League One in 1956-57). Denis law (46 goals in the' 63-'64 season)
The highest personal record in a single game: (R. Smith) Smith scored 6 goals against Walsall 1895
(H. Halse) Harles scored 6 goals against Swindon 1911
(G. Best) george best scored 6 goals against Northampton 197
. Whitefoot 16 years and 14 days 195.4.14
The oldest player on the court: Billy Meredith 46 years and 281 days 1921.5.7
Maximum transfer fee expenditure: Berbatov 3.75 million pounds transferred from Tottenham Hotspur on September 1, 28
Maximum transfer fee income: Beckham 244. 7.1 Transferred to Real Madrid
Longest time as captain: 1983-1994, Bryan Robson, the player who scored the most goals in 11 years
249 goals, bobby charlton (played 758 games in 1956-73)
The player who played the most games in history: 761 games, Ryan Giggs (1991-present)
Editor's introduction to the club history
1878-192: Manchester United's predecessor
Manchester United Football Club was founded in 1878, when its name was Newton Heath LYR Team (LYR is the abbreviation of the familiar Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway Company).
Newton Heath is the name of an ordinary railway site in England. Workers on the construction site release their enthusiasm for football by competing with teams from other departments or other railway companies. They never thought that their team would occupy a place in English football and even international football competitions in the future and become one of the top giants in the world. However, from the day when this team was established, it was doomed that Manchester United's playing method was offensive football with emphasis on team and passion.
Newton Heath, thanks to his big brother Manchester City, insisted on changing its name to Manchester Central, but the city government of Manchester refused to approve it for the simple reason that you are not qualified. Then, Newton Schiff proposed to change its name to Mancheseter Celtic, and this time the Celtic club in Scotland quit.
Celtic is a veritable church team, and its head is called Brother Walfrid. Wolfred was a priest in the Sisters of Notre Dame in his early days. Marist Brothers. With this religious background, the Celtic Club in Scotland is not easy to provoke. On August 8, 1898, Wolfred went directly to the court in London to complain: Newton Heath, not knowing the background of Catholicism, called himself "Celtic" in vain! Newton Schiff Club was indefensible, apologized in person, and publicly apologized to all parties for eight times, which was basically humiliating. On April 26, 192, Newton Schiff's five-year-old "naming movement" finally came to an end. They finally named themselves "Manchester United". In the 26-7 season, Manchester United met Celtic in the Champions League. Celtic fans gestured with the number "8" to laugh at everything that happened after August 8, 1898.
When the Football Association was founded in p>1888, the members who founded Newton Heath team were modest enough to think that they were not worthy to form the Football Association together with Blackburn Rovers and Preston North End. Newton heath didn't join the football association until 1892.
192-199: The formal birth and early glory of Manchester United
The economic situation of Newton Heath was relatively poor, and by the beginning of the twentieth century, the team was in an unsustainable predicament. At this time, a local winery owner named John Henry Davies saved the team. |
Davis decided to inject capital into the club, which enabled him to gain some benefits from the management of the team. Since then, the number of teams has changed, including Manchester Central Team, Manchester Celtic Team and so on. The name of Manchester United, which became famous in the world football in the future, was officially born in April/May 192.
The Rise of the Red Devils
Ernest Mangnar was an important figure who entered Manchester United after Davis. Magnal became the club secretary in 193, and today, he is recognized as the first manager of the club. Among his teams are newly signed goalkeeper Harry Moger and striker Charlie Sagar. The team won the third place in the second division in 193-194 and 194-195. The following 195-196 season was one of the most brilliant seasons in Manchester United's early years. Dick Duckworth, Alex Bell and captain Charlie Roberts helped the team enter the FA Cup. And more importantly, the team was able to stand out from the second division and finally became a first division after 12 years in the football league.
To celebrate the victory, Mangnar hired Billy Mered from Manchester City, a rival in the same city.