Take Me Home United Road is a unique look at the life and times of Manchester United through the eyes of players, supporters, ground staff and journalists who down the years have witnessed first hand the significant moments for the club. This fully revised and updated paperback edition of the book reveals the contributors' thoughts on the great teams, managers, players and events in the club's history and captures some of the flavour and atmosphere of life behind the scenes, on the field, in the dressing room and on the terraces at Old Trafford during a variety of ears. It includes interviews with Sir Bobby Chariton, Bill Foulkes, Lou Macari, Sammy McIlroy, Gary Neville, Chairman Martin Edwards and Sir Alex Ferguson.
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