Hillsborough in Liverpool

Thousands of official documents relating to the 1989 Hillsborough football disaster in England, on Wednesday (12/09/2012), opened to the public. The tragedy that killed 96 Liverpool fans reveal some pretty surprising facts. One of them, the police made ​​a mistake control that contributed to the tragedy.

The tragedy occurred on 15 April 1989, in the FA Cup semi-final between Liverpool and Nottingham Forest. One of the Hillsborough stadium tribune called Leppings Lane collapsed. The stadium is owned club Sheffield Wednesday in Yorkshire, northern England.

Several family members of the victims hoped the documents would shed light on what really happened. The documents obtained from archives belong to 80 organizations, including the British Government, South Yorkshire Police, Sheffield City Council, South Yorkshire coroner and fire department and hospital.

Aircraft Manc. United Fall

Tragedy struck the following season, when the plane carrying the team home from a European Cup match crashed on landing in Munich, Germany, to refuel. The tragedy of Munich on February 6, 1958 that claimed the lives of eight team players - Geoff Bent, Roger Byrne, Eddie Colman, Duncan Edwards, Mark Jones, David Pegg, Tommy Taylor and Liam "Billy" Whelan - and 15 other passengers, including some United staff, Walter Crickmer, Bert Whalley and Tom Curry. Happened 2 times before landing the third fatal error occurs, the instability caused by the speed of the aircraft because of the mud. United goalkeeper Harry Gregg maintain awareness of time of the crash and the plane will explode under fear, save Bobby Charlton and Dennis Viollet by tightening the seat belt. Seven United players in the world menginggal while Duncan Edwards died while en route to the hospital. The right wing Johnny Berry also survived the accident, but the injury made ​​his football career ended quickly. Doctors say that Matt Busby Munich did not have much hope, but he recovered miraculously and finally out of the hospital after two months in hospital.

Didier Drogba

 Didier Drogba was born in ivory coast in 1978.
player is nicknamed Tito Top scores Premier League in 2007 with a total of 20 goals, while he was still in uniform Chelsea.

Drogba had moved from Chelsea to China Shanghai Shensua club, but only lasted one season. Finally in 2013 he moved to Turkish club Galatasaray until now.

Robin Van Persie

Robin van Persie was born in Rotterdam, the Netherlands, August 6, 1983, he is a Dutch footballer who plays as a striker for Manchester United and the Dutch national team. He is one of the most fertile players the English Premier League top scorer in 2011. At that time Van Persie Arsenal still in uniform.

Van Persie of Arsenal bought Feyeenord Dutch club in 2004, an attacker who has power in his left foot shoot power is felt at home at Arsenal.

Until at last the summer transfer window in 2012 he moved to Manc. united is none other than arch-rivals Arsenal. It also raises a lot of controversy, because RVP player nicknamed this one, had not previously been reportedly targeted by Manchester City the club.
The Gunners (Arsenal sopporter nickname) was puzzled by the decision that RVP. According to rumors he moved because Arsenal have never won and he wants to feel a degree. In addition, the club owner who does not want to retain star players such as Cesc Fabregas, Samir Nasri etc.
RVP was purchased by Marx. United for 24 million pounds for the past 4 seasons, since moving to Chelsea he was immediately turned into a goal machine for the Reds camp. Many say well, if RVP has reached the level of skill perfection in MU .. :)

Old Trafford Stadium

 

 Old Trafford is a football stadium located in Old Trafford, Manchester, English and a stadium owned by Manchester United FC The stadium belongs permanent Manchester United since 1910 and was given the nickname The Theatre of Dreams by Sir Bobby Charlton.
Old Trafford has a capacity of 75.765 [3] seat, and is the second largest football stadium in England after Wembley Stadium. Together with Wembley Stadium, is a stadium in the UK that has a rating of 5 stars UEFA.

The stadium has never hosted the semi-final of the FA Cup (as a neutral), and became the headquarters of the English national team when Wembley Stadium in the process of renovation. The stadium was also the venue for one of the 1966 FIFA World Cup and Euro 96, as well as the 2003 Champions League final.

 

By the time London hosts the 2012 Olympics, the stadium is also used for some soccer qualifying match men and women. In addition to football, Old Trafford was once a venue for the Rugby Super League Grand Final [1] and also served as the venue for the 2000 Rugby League World Cup. [2]
Old Trafford officially became the new headquarters of Manchester United in the 1909-10 season that began when Manchester United chairman John Henry Davies then bought land valued at 60 thousand dollars. The stadium was designed by Archibald Leitch with about 30 thousand dollar budget to complete. The initial plan was described that the Old Trafford stadium can accommodate more than 100,000 spectators, although until finally recorded their official capacity 76,212 spectators.

Emirates Stadium

Since inception, Arsenal stadium moved a few times. Starting from wearing a named field in Woolwich Manor Ground, then moved to North London, Highbury Stadium as well as building and used first used in 1913. Arsenal Stadium was used until the 2005/06 season (or aged less than 93 years). The last game that was held at Highbury Stadium is the Premier League, the Arsenal vs Wigan Athletic which was won by Arsenal with the score 4-2 with three goals from Thierry Henry. The stadium is to be replaced, because the capacity is too small compared to the stadium the other clubs, such as Chelsea FC.

From July 2006 until now, the club occupies its new headquarters, the Emirates Stadium with a capacity of 60 500 seats and is located at Ashburton Grove and dedication Emirates Stadium once the first match is held by the holding of a friendly match between Arsenal players to breakup Dutch legend Dennis Bergkamp, the former Arsenal striker.

Wembley Stadium

Wembley stadium is a stadium official English national team until now, a stadium with a capacity of approximately 90,000 spectators and is the second largest stadium in Europe.
The stadium was designed by Foster and Partners and Populous (then HOK Sport), including the most famous steel arch in the roof structure. With a range of 317 meters (1,040 feet), Wembley Stadium is a steel arch steel arch roof structure with the world's longest single stretch. The stadium was built by Australian firm Multiplex at a cost of 798 million pounds. The Old Wembley Stadium was closed in October 2000, with demolition originally intended to begin in December of that year as well and will begin construction of a new stadium in 2003. However, due to delays, demolition first started in September 2002 and the demolition of the Old Wembley was not resolved until February 2003. The stadium suffered a further delay due to a legal dispute between WNSL and Multiplex, which ultimately lead to a significant loss on the project. The stadium was finally completed and submitted on March 9, 2007 to host the FA Cup Final of 2007, more than a year of the plan, which hosted the FA Cup Final 2006.

The stadium also held the final of the Champions League in 2010, at that time the British team representative Manc. United challenged barcelona Catalan giants. Unfortunately the English team failed to present the trophy to the people of the English after being humiliated Lionel Messi and his friends is final with the score 3-1.
In 2013 plans Champions League final will also be held at this magnificent stadium ..