Did Manchester United get any help in the Munich air crash?

Regarding Real Madrid, two Manchester United managers once said famous words that can be passed down from generation to generation: Ferguson-"I won't sell any germs to Real Madrid" and Busby-"Manchester United is my paradise".

Everyone should know the story of the former and Real Madrid. Beckham, Ruud van nistelrooy and CR, well, your magic has now become a satellite club of Real Madrid. No wonder that stubborn Scottish old man said such absolute things. Well, let's ignore what a famous old man said for a moment and talk about Busby.

Do you know why Busby sent out "Manchester is my paradise"? That's because Bernabeu, who had a good relationship with him at that time, invited him to coach Real Madrid and promised to provide Busby with a "football paradise", so the great Busby said such a great thing.

After the Munich air crash, Manchester United did not receive a sum of financial assistance. Real Madrid offered to lend to Manchester United, but Manchester United refused. Later, Real Madrid proposed to award the 58-year Champions League trophy to Manchester United (Belgrade also seconded it at that time, I think there was more than one, and no specific information was found), but it was rejected by UEFA. However, Real Madrid, which finally won the Champions League, gave the trophy to Manchester United.

Before the air crash, Manchester United bought Puskas (see clearly, Puskas, but personally I don't think Manchester United can afford him). After the air crash, Real Madrid offered to sell Puskas to Manchester United (I didn't check whether it was a good price), but it couldn't happen because the French Football Association's tulle stipulated that "players must know English" at that time. If you can't buy or sell, rent it. This is another plan given by Real Madrid, but Puskas is at least the king of the ball, and this time it is the British salary cap that hinders the arrival of Hungarians.

As I said before, Manchester United did not receive any financial assistance during the reconstruction period. But the clever Busby found another way. The way he gave it to the Bernabeu was a friendly match. (It is said that after receiving the phone call, Bernabeu immediately asked his female secretary to arrange the time, which shows the degree of attention. ) At that time, Real Madrid's influence was too great, and playing a friendly match with Real Madrid earned a lot of money. Both of them are of great significance to the reconstruction of Manchester United. What's more commendable is that Real Madrid not only agreed to Busby's invitation, but also played friendly matches with Manchester United for five consecutive seasons, and these games were all played in the middle of the season, and Real Madrid only got half of the appearance fee.

By the way, 1957 Champions League semi-final, Real Madrid VS Manchester United, 5-3 in two rounds, Real Madrid advanced (2-2 draw at home; Away 1-3 lost to Real Madrid), Busby Babe is a budding genius, but it's a pity that the weather is not beautiful.

(The scores are all handwritten)

10 years later, the two teams met again in the semi-final of the Champions League in 1968. This time, the reborn Busby Baby beat Real Madrid 4-3 (home 1-0 Real Madrid; After the 3-3 draw with Real Madrid, Bass also took off his hat to Real Madrid fans. This story is really legendary now, and it is worth remembering by Manchester United fans and Real Madrid fans forever. ...