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Mathew Bailey
19 May 2009 - 20:18
To the finest football player to ever grace the theatre of dreams, may your leagacy live in our hearts for ever.
Dr Harris
10 May 2009 - 21:07
Yes, Yes, it's me again from a couple of years ago, the junior Dr who couldn't remember if if it was Duncan Edwards the footballer, or Father Edwards, goodly Parish Priest from Our Lady of the Stars, who was a patient in Park Hospital, Manchester in 1955, it was definately the former. The day he arrived he was was very hot and delirious(influenza, not swine), I had the job of sticking a needle in his bottom,as well as the old wooden stick down the throat,say arrr! I think he did as well. So ther you have it poor Duncan,what a great footballer he was.
arsenal fan
29 April 2009 - 18:57
a joy to watch when you were down here im sure your just as good up in heaven, hope to meet you up there one day :) rip
chris
26 April 2009 - 22:18
why do they always take the best one's first? You are an inspiration to so many youngsters past & present...I wish you could've fulfilled all you should've...my regards to the WORLD'S GREATEST FOOTBALL PLAYER!!! They broke the mould...
19 April 2009 - 22:21
Duncan you are so special-you are committed, dedicated, try your best and never gave up. You will always be remembered and loved, we pray for you.
John Hughes
16 April 2009 - 02:23
you will always live on in r hearts... the red flag will always be kept flying high.. and duncan is part of the foundations. RIP Duncan
gavin
07 March 2009 - 14:08
duncan you are my dads cusan he misses you all the time wish you was here you are my hero r.i.p
Andrew Sutton
04 March 2009 - 18:45
An all time Great R.I.P Duncan
Dink
25 February 2009 - 17:30
If they should ever make a film about your life (and I think they should). Please, please , please can I play the part of Amy the skipping Waitress. She was not a made up person, but she was one of Duncan's friends, and she worked at Manchester airport.
Sandra from Switzerland
06 February 2009 - 20:54
I was 18 yrs old when that tragic accident took you from us. From when you came to United I saw all the home games. You were my hero, you still are. At school when we played football (instead of netball) I was always called Dunc. I even wore your football outfit at a fancy dress dance at the hospital where I went to work.You will always be remembered, even now, with great sadness.