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BBC News | Uniteds Treble Triumph | the Kings of Europe BBC News | Uniteds treble triumph | The Kings of Europe Front Page Internet Links World Official Manchester United UK Friday, May 28, 1999 Published at 14:25 GMT 15:25 UK homepage UK Politics Business The BBC is not responsible for the The Kings of Europe content of external internet sites. Sci/Tech Health Education In this section Sport United 'not the greatest' Entertainment The Kings of Europe Talking Point Arise Sir Alex? In Depth In squad we trust On Air Classic sporting comebacks Archive Manchester United were crowned Kings of Europe after a breath-taking victory over Bayern Munich in the The architects of Old pressure-cooker atmosphere of the Nou Camp. Trafford BBC News Online looks back at an unforgettable victory From Sport Feedback Double joy for Man United Low Graphics and toasts the team that had already landed the Help Premiership and FA Cup in a remarkable season. United's road to Wembley United crowned kings of Europe Manchester United completed a unique treble, after a stunning victory in the European Cup thanks to injury-time goals from Sheringham and Solksjaer. Fergie modest despite victory European Cup winning manager, Alex Ferguson, praised the spirit of his players, but admitted he thought they had thrown it all away. Barcelona: Quotes at a glance BBC News Online rounds-up the quotes from a memorable http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/special_report/199.../99/uniteds_treble_triumph/newsid_354000/354262.stm (1 of 4) [6/1/1999 2:11:52 PM] BBC News | Uniteds treble triumph | The Kings of Europe evening at the Nou Camp stadium. Listen to the highlights of the match. Barcelona: Victory in pictures European final - key moments Matthaus: United were lucky Bayern Munich's disappointment was obvious at the end of the match as victory was snatched away from them. Bayern fans distraught German football fans are in a state of shock following Manchester United's stunning defeat of Bayern Munich in the final of the European Cup. Arise Sir Alex? From the shipyards of the Clyde to all-conquering football glory, the Guv'nor from Govan is finally smiling. In squad we trust Manchester United's European Cup-winning goalscorers prove that Alex Ferguson's strategy of rotating players within his squad is the key to success in modern football. Schmeichel goes out with a bang Manchester United's European Cup victory over Bayern Munich proved a fitting finale for goalkeeper Peter Schmeichel - who leaves Old Trafford after eight years. Are Man Utd the best ever club side? Manchester United secured a unique treble by adding the European Cup to the FA Cup and Premiership title with victory in Barcelona - but are they the best ever? City's muted salute to United Manchester United's win fails to set the City of London alight - but it will add millions to the value of the club in the long term. The architects of Old Trafford Two men stand head and shoulders above all Manchester United managers - Sir Matt Busby and Alex Ferguson. But how do they compare? United '68 v United '99 http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/special_report/199.../99/uniteds_treble_triumph/newsid_354000/354262.stm (2 of 4) [6/1/1999 2:11:52 PM] BBC News | Uniteds treble triumph | The Kings of Europe If the two great teams were to face each other, which would win? United do the double Defeating Newcastle United in the FA Cup final, the Reds complete the double - match report. United's road to Wembley Winning the FA Cup may have been the least of Manchester United's achievements in a sensational season - but the road to Wembley was still no easy ride. Glorious United crowned champions Jubilant scenes erupt at Old Trafford as Manchester United beat Tottenham 2-1 to secure their fifth championship in seven years. The league never lies Winning the league proved to be just the first of three stunning victories for Manchester United but Arsenal took the race for the title right down to the wire. Key moments from BBC radio and television's coverage of the drama of the treble victory. http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/special_report/199.../99/uniteds_treble_triumph/newsid_354000/354262.stm (3 of 4) [6/1/1999 2:11:52 PM] BBC News | Uniteds treble triumph | The Kings of Europe Kevin Bocquet reports from an ecstatic Manchester. Alex Ferguson: "The greatest moment of my life" Fans all over the world Manchester United supporters around the globe are over the moon - including Roy Keane's cousin in this report from New York. Liverpool FC supporter Donna says even she's delighted for Manchester United Advanced options | Search tips Back to top | BBC News Home | BBC Homepage © http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/special_report/199.../99/uniteds_treble_triumph/newsid_354000/354262.stm (4 of 4) [6/1/1999 2:11:52 PM] BBC News | Uniteds treble triumph | United 'not the greatest' Front Page In this section World United 'not the greatest' UK Friday, May 28, 1999 Published at 17:29 GMT 18:29 UK The Kings of Europe UK Politics Arise Sir Alex? Business United 'not the greatest' Sci/Tech In squad we trust Health Classic sporting comebacks Education The architects of Old Trafford Sport From Sport Entertainment Double joy for Man United Talking Point United's road to Wembley In Depth On Air Archive Many fans believe the 1968 Manchester United side remain superior Manchester United are not the greatest club side ever, Feedback according to News Online users. Low Graphics Help 60% of those who responded believed that this United side could not be considered the best side ever, citing teams such as Real Madrid, Liverpool and ironically the side they beat to complete the treble, Bayern Munich, as superior sides. While many were keen to applaud the achievements of Alex Ferguson's side during the season and the decade, they were also determined to keep a sense of perspective. "As a Utd supporter I am over the moon that we have won the treble, and we have not had an easy run in either the FA cup or the Champions League. Best side in the world ever? NO, we are not even the best side in Europe in the 90's but we do have the potential to become the best side of the next decade," said Carl Sixsmith. Insult "It goes without saying the Man U are the best team in England at the moment. However, it is an insult to the Man U Liverpool and Leeds teams of the 60's and 70's to say that this team is better than them," said Mike Mcilroy. http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/special_report/199.../99/uniteds_treble_triumph/newsid_355000/355494.stm (1 of 3) [6/1/1999 2:14:16 PM] BBC News | Uniteds treble triumph | United 'not the greatest' "The AC Milan team of 1989 (Gullit, van Basten, Rijkaard) remain the greatest club side of all time," said David Wake. But there were also those who felt that United's unbeaten run since the turn of the year, combined with their attractive style of play, made them worthy holders of the unofficial title of team of the century. "With out a shadow of a doubt, United won it with style, panache and flourish. The standard of European opposition nowadays is far greater then in the 70s and 80s when the Europeans had no answer to the physical game played by the English teams," said Sunit K Joshi in the USA Jealous "You don't go 33 matches unbeaten being 'lucky' all the time. As usual we have the jealous collection of Scousers, Gooners and City fans. Look in your trophy cabinets fellas!!" said John Gregory, presumably not the one who manages Aston Villa. There was no shortage of replies when News Online asked why people hated United, and the same sentiment crept out at the asking of this question. "Yes they are a good football team but greatness is measured in other things such as magnanimity and acceptance of other. Greatness does not embrace arrogance and whinging at referees," said Mike Race. But the final word goes to Mike in Hong Kong, who certainly has an original answer. "Sheffield United in 1898 were much better - prove me wrong." http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/special_report/199.../99/uniteds_treble_triumph/newsid_355000/355494.stm (2 of 3) [6/1/1999 2:14:16 PM] BBC News | Uniteds treble triumph | United 'not the greatest' Advanced options | Search tips Back to top | BBC News Home | BBC Homepage © http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/special_report/199.../99/uniteds_treble_triumph/newsid_355000/355494.stm (3 of 3) [6/1/1999 2:14:16 PM] BBC News | Uniteds treble triumph | Arise Sir Alex? Front Page In this section World United 'not the greatest' UK Thursday, May 27, 1999 Published at 12:32 GMT 13:32 UK The Kings of Europe UK Politics Arise Sir Alex? Business Arise Sir Alex? Sci/Tech In squad we trust Health Classic sporting comebacks Education The architects of Old Trafford Sport From Sport Entertainment Double joy for Man United Talking Point United's road to Wembley In Depth On Air Archive Alex Ferguson: His tireless work has helped deliver the treble Feedback Low Graphics Gullit may have the dreadlocks, Vialli the tan, but only Help Ferguson can claim what they all crave - sheer, unquestionable football immortality. Manchester United's spectacular victory in the European Cup, sealing an unparalleled treble with the League title and FA Cup, has secured their manager a place in soccer sainthood. Surely a knighthood is now just a matter of time for Alex Ferguson.
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