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On this day 12 November
2020
Remembered

Albert Quixall

Died on this day. Rest in peace.

1958
Birthday

Jonathan Clark

Born today. Now 68 years old.

1955
Debut

Eddie Colman

Made his Manchester United debut.

1892
Debut

James Colville

Made his Manchester United debut.

1989
Match

Man United v Nottingham Forest

League Division One at Old Trafford · Manager: Sir Alex Ferguson

W 1–0
1988
Match

Derby County v Man United

League Division One at Baseball Ground · Manager: Sir Alex Ferguson

D 2–2
1983
Match

Leicester City v Man United

League Division One at Filbert Street · Manager: Ron Atkinson

D 1–1
1980
Match

Man United v Wolverhampton Wanderers

League Division One at Old Trafford · Manager: Dave Sexton

D 0–0
1977
Match

Nottingham Forest v Man United

League Division One at City Ground | Nottingham · Manager: Dave Sexton

L 2–1
1975
Match

Manchester City v Man United

League Cup · Fourth Round at Maine Road · Manager: Tommy Docherty

L 4–0
1969
Match

Derby County v Man United

League Cup · Quater Final at Baseball Ground · Manager: Wilf McGuiness

D 0–0
1966
Match

Man United v Sheffield Wednesday

League Division One at Old Trafford · Manager: Sir Matt Busby

W 2–0
1960
Match

Birmingham City v Man United

League Division One at St Andrews · Manager: Sir Matt Busby

L 3–1
1955
Match

Bolton Wanderers v Man United

League Division One at Burnden Park · Manager: Sir Matt Busby

Debut for Eddie Colman
L 3–1
1949
Match

Everton v Man United

League Division One at Goodison Park · Manager: Sir Matt Busby

D 0–0
1938
Match

Man United v Wolverhampton Wanderers

League Division One at Old Trafford · Manager: Walter Crickmer

L 1–3
1932
Match

Bury v Man United

League Division Two at Gigg Lane · Manager: Scott Duncan

D 2–2
1927
Match

Sunderland v Man United

League Division One at Roker Park · Manager: Herbert Bamlett

L 4–1
1921
Match

Middlesbrough v Man United

League Division One at Ayresome Park · Manager: John Chapman

L 2–0
1910
Match

Man United v Notts County

League Division One at Old Trafford · Manager: Ernest Mangnall

D 0–0
1904
Match

Man United v Burnley

League Division Two at Bank Street · Manager: Ernest Mangnall

W 1–0
1898
Match

Man United v Barnsley

League Division Two at Bank Street · Manager: Alf Albut

First ever meeting between the teams
D 0–0
1892
Match

Man United v Notts County

League Division One at North Road (Monsall) · Manager: Alf Albut

First ever meeting between the teams · Debut for James Colville
L 1–3
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Did you know

Wayne Rooney is the top scorer of the club with 253 Goals.

Old Trafford was bombed during World War 2 in 1941, United's first game back at Old Trafford was played on 24 August 1949, as 41,748 spectators witnessed a 3–0 victory over Bolton Wanderers.

The reason for Newton heath to play with the yellow and green colors was the corporate colors of their employer, they were known as the ‘The Railwaymen’. There’s a mention of ‘Newtonians’ in the Manchester Guardian in 1882 and ‘The Heathens in 1887 before ‘The Heathians’ became an established nickname.

Famous quotes
“"I never wanted Manchester United to be second to anybody. Only the best would be good enough."”Sir Matt Busby
““I've never played for a draw in my life.””Sir Alex Ferguson
““When I arrived down here I went to see Jimmy Murphy. Both Matt and Jimmy were at stages in their careers where they had time to offer me advice. Jimmy was still scouting for the club and I went and had lunch with him and he expressed this great desire to see youth coming back into the club. He was a very emotional man, a great servant to the club, and I would have liked to have listened to him more over the years””Sir Alex Ferguson