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ben nicholas
11 January 2006 - 10:37
i have learnt about the munich air crash today and looked at some photos on the web duncan edwards was a legend rest in peace
Robert Moggan
10 January 2006 - 23:55
So tragic that a person with his grace skill and integrity should be taken so early. We see George Best's wasted life shown through TV from the 60's to the present day. All we have of Duncan is a few snatches of black and white footage. I wish I could have seen him from the terraces to see this great man bedazzling the best teams of the day...God bless Duncan your candle of life was short but it's flame BURN'T so very bright.
Paul Duncan Lingham
10 January 2006 - 22:49
I never saw him play but i am honoured to be named after the greatest of them all Rest in peace Big Dunc.
James Scoins
02 January 2006 - 03:02
Duncan Edwards was the best, the passion, and pride that you can see in his face, immortalised in photos, a true footballer. it will be 50 years in 2008, I hope EVERYONE marks this sombre occasion, and pays tribute to one, and all of the players that died as a result of Munich 1958.
Paul Panteli
25 December 2005 - 12:56
Duncan Edwards was & still is the greatest football player of all time. He was so powerful, played with both feet equally, an outstanding header of the ball, a strong tackler & just a gifted football player. Being a massive Man Utd fan Duncan is still my favourite player, so Special! He really was the GREATEST!!!
Alex Wilkes
21 December 2005 - 21:21
Duncan Edwards was a great footballer who achieved so much in the space of four or five years. The fact that his career was cut short at the age of 21 makes us all wonder what else he could have achieved if it hadn't been for his untimely death. But while he was playing Duncan Edwards was surely the best player in England and few, if any, other players in a United shirt have been more brilliant. My grandfather and his family lived just a few streets away from Duncan Edwards and he attended the same school as some of my uncles. They all remember him kicking a ball or a tin around the streets and on the car park of the Wrens Nest pub. That pub was later renamed the Duncan Edwards but it recently closed for some reason. I have also seen his trophies and caps on display at Dudley Leisure Centre and have made several visits to his grave at Dudley Cemetery.
Duncan Blom
10 December 2005 - 01:26
I im named after Duncan Edwards by my father who was and still is a big footbalfan. Still playing at the age of 65 in the "oldtimerteam" I wish to thank the person who created this webiste because now i know a little bit more then i already knew of Duncan Edwards, the man who gave me my name. I live in the Netherlands and because my name i feel connected to Man. United. Come on you reds!
Chris
29 November 2005 - 18:36
Duncan: Whilst I was born and raised in Netherton my mother lived on the Priory estate when she was a youngster and told me stories of a young lad who she was good friends with and (knocked around) with him after school etc. The lad was obviously Duncan Edwards and she tells the story of him trialing for Manchester United football club and of him having to leave his home through his talent and how upset she was when he left. She tells that maybe, just maybe if events were a little different that I could have been an Edwards. She still has a photograph of them both on the grass in front of a house on Priory Estate. I could never have wished for a better father that I have but have the utmost respect for the Dudley legend and often think of those stories and of the man who through immense natural talent took himself to the top of his beloved game. Always wondered why my first football strip was MUFC. God bless Duncan and his family.
Paul Casini
24 November 2005 - 20:36
As a Burnley fan and a lover of the English game the modern players would not be fit to wipe your boots may you rest in piece a team with you and George Best,I think it would have been of the very highest quality what did we lose and to those Leeds fans who were not silent on the tribute to Sir Matt Busby shame on you
Scott Coulthard
18 November 2005 - 12:57
As a 23 - year -old Scot I never saw you play - but I wish to pay my most deep and sincere respects to a true sporting hero. You will never be forgotten and are fondly remembered. That shocking day still shrouds our sport - but that doesn't mean the legends of our sport - the Busby Babes - are ever forgotten. Sleep tight Duncan and the other lads. Love, regards and respect - Scottie Coulthard.