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IT SAYS much for the stature of Duncan Edwards and the other Busby Babes who died in the Munich air crash that, 50 years after the tragedy, they are still remembered with such sadness and reverence.
These were extravagantly talented young players, a truly golden generation taken from us before they had realised their full potential.
RIP, lads. You are still sorely missed.
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