Football world pays its respect to victims of Munich air disaster

We will never forget. #FlowersOfManchester pic.twitter.com/YAC0Lmqq2W

— Manchester United (@ManUtd) February 6, 2018

60 years later… We still remember. And we always will. @ManUtd #flowersofmanchester #fkcz pic.twitter.com/vgVAk7irlf

— FK Crvena zvezda (@crvenazvezdafk) February 6, 2018

Order of service for this afternoon’s Munich ceremony at Old Trafford ? #FlowersOfManchester pic.twitter.com/cwGllNiysC

— Simon Peach (@SimonPeach) February 6, 2018

We Never Forget #busbybabes ❤️ @manchesterunited

A post shared by David Beckham (@davidbeckham) on Feb 5, 2018 at 11:54pm PST

Forever remembered #FlowersOfManchester ?@ManUtd pic.twitter.com/xf1rWs0TYt

— Paul Pogba (@paulpogba) February 6, 2018

? #ACityUnited ? pic.twitter.com/tncO7guCfq

— Manchester City (@ManCity) February 6, 2018

Snow falling at Old Trafford ahead of the Munich ceremony ? #FlowersOfManchester pic.twitter.com/bqlqKIQxZc

— Simon Peach (@SimonPeach) February 6, 2018

“Manchester United will never die” #FlowersOfManchester pic.twitter.com/BreITFrL4m

— Man Utd Foundation (@MU_Foundation) February 6, 2018

Gone, but never forgotten. #FlowersOfManchester pic.twitter.com/Qy7vOuhz9R

— Bundesliga English (@Bundesliga_EN) February 6, 2018

Today, on the 60th anniversary of the Munich air disaster, we remember those that tragically lost their lives.

They will never be forgotten.

Our thoughts are with those affected by the disaster. #FlowersofManchester pic.twitter.com/yyQyc0uv6X

— PFA (@PFA) February 6, 2018

60 years on from the Munich air crash. Today we remember and pay our respects to all those we sadly lost. We will never forget. #BusbyBabes #FlowersOfManchester ?????????? pic.twitter.com/50bgF0GMRl

— Michael Carrick (@carras16) February 6, 2018

We Will Never Forget #flowersofmanchester ? @manchesterunited

A post shared by Rio Ferdinand (@rioferdy5) on Feb 6, 2018 at 12:01am PST

Always remembered, never forgotten. #FlowersOfManchester pic.twitter.com/FEsSEPauNP

— Luke Shaw (@LukeShaw23) February 6, 2018

The Munich Air Disaster is something I was always aware of growing up but in truth I didn’t understand its influence on @manchesterunited until I joined the club. The lows of February 1958 that ultimately led to the highs of Wembley 1968 are inspiring to every player that has the honour to pull on the United shirt. Today we remember and mourn but we must also take inspiration from the response to the tragedy and people like Sir Bobby Charlton. It’s a privilege for all of us to still have him around and active at Manchester United. You still sing about Sir Matt Busby and about playing football “the Busby way”. We have a duty to keep that spirit alive and keep making you proud to support this team. Keep the red flag flying high and join me, my team-mates, the staff at the club and millions of fans around the world in remembering The Busby Babes. The Flowers of Manchester ❤️

A post shared by Ashley Young (@youngy_18) on Feb 6, 2018 at 12:12am PST

Let’s never forget #FlowersOfManchester pic.twitter.com/fDOVPNYdIu

— Edwin van der Sar (@vdsar1970) February 6, 2018

The Flowers of Manchester will ALWAYS be with us… @ManUtd #flowersofmanchester pic.twitter.com/whmGx0uY3S

— Andrew Cole (@vancole9) February 6, 2018

Never forgotten. #FlowersofManchester

A post shared by Daley Blind (@blinddaley) on Feb 6, 2018 at 2:16am PST

Manchester United legend Duncan Edwards at Highbury on February 1, 1958, five days before the Munich air disaster.

60 years, never forgotten #FlowersOfManchester pic.twitter.com/lTA8NYBcN8

— Arsenal FC (@Arsenal) February 6, 2018

Our thoughts are with all of those affected by the Munich air disaster.

60 years ago today, but never forgotten. #FlowersOfManchester pic.twitter.com/f6xhP38EYu

— Liverpool FC (@LFC) February 6, 2018